John Olsen | 10/02/2011 08:49:35 |
1294 forum posts 108 photos 1 articles | I am very willing to be corrected on this, but I think Elektron was some sort of light alloy, possibly magnesium based. regards John |
Versaboss | 10/02/2011 11:01:21 |
512 forum posts 77 photos | Right you are, John. and from GB too... as a few seconds with Google unearthed. More informations here: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3012/is_1_186/ai_n31061289/
Greetings, Hansrudolf |
WALLACE | 11/02/2011 15:56:16 |
304 forum posts 17 photos | Hello David.
The book's at my Dads house - I'll dig it up next time I visit and find some more obscure materials - it must have been a relief all round when it went to EN numbers !
W. |
WALLACE | 21/02/2011 18:35:12 |
304 forum posts 17 photos | I've found the book - so BS 970:1991may seem over complicated - but at least it is a universal standard - unlike these gems -
' Cenrard' , ' Nicrosilal, 'Nimol', 'Silal', 'Norskallory', 'Nomag', 'Staybright', 'F.G.', Everdur', 'Alloy 218' and 'Alpax'.
All names long consigned to the swarf bin of of history . . .
w |
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