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I have seen this statement before, but authoritative evidence is that PH-D2 stands for Precipitation Hardened D2.
Huh?
Where have you seen this, Jeff?
D2 isn't a PH steel. D2 is a Martensitic stainless steel.
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I have seen this statement before, but authoritative evidence is that PH-D2 stands for Precipitation Hardened D2.
There is no substance to this, as D2 isn't precipitation hardening. The mechanism of precipitation hardening does NOT work with this particular alloy.I have seen this statement before, but authoritative evidence is that PH-D2 stands for Precipitation Hardened D2.
I have seen this statement before, but authoritative evidence is that PH-D2 stands for Precipitation Hardened D2.
Thanks, Mike, I'm eating crow for dinner tonight, but glad to know the truth.
I guess I need to be more careful about who I consider to be an authority!