Knife Steel Composition Chart 1.93

Knife Steel Composition and Name Cross-Reference Database is an invaluable resource for knife enthusiasts, offering a comprehensive collection of over 6500 alloy names and over 1000 compositions. This database covers a wide range of popular, high-end, and exotic alloys used in knife blades.

This database includes alloy names from 21 different international standards, as well as proprietary names and their equivalents, making it easy to navigate and cross-reference various alloy compositions. Whether you are looking for a specific alloy or comparing different compositions, this database provides three convenient modes of comparison: mass percentage, molar masses, and atomic count per 1000 atoms. The visual bar graph representation enhances the usability and clarity of the data.

If you have any suggestions for improvement or would like to contribute missing alloys, please feel free to contact me. As a software engineer specializing in this field, I value user feedback and strive to enhance the functionality of this database. Providing specific alloy names or contacting me directly is more helpful than mentioning general dissatisfaction in a review.

In case you encounter any difficulties while using the app, please don't hesitate to reach out via email. I am committed to resolving any issues promptly and efficiently. Please refrain from using the review section to report problems, as it may limit my ability to gather sufficient information needed for troubleshooting.

I regret to inform you that translation services are currently unavailable. As a sole developer and data collector for this project across web and mobile platforms, my resources and time are limited, preventing me from offering constant translations for the extensive database.

Furthermore, it's worth noting that while the Case CV database has been of great use for a long period of time, please be aware that although searching for "Case" will yield results, Case is not the actual steel maker in this context.