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Hot stamping transforms steel at a molecular level, using a heat-and-quench cycle to forge ultra-strong, lightweight parts impossible with cold forming.
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Discover how Cold Isostatic Pressing creates components with uniform density, overcoming the geometric and cost limitations of traditional methods.
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Discover the history of vacuum furnaces, a story of fighting atmospheric contamination to create the ultra-pure, high-performance alloys of modern technology.