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Old 04-13-21, 05:09 AM
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gilmo789
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thanks for the replies


I infer that the the heat treatment makes the steel brittle, like tempering. I'm just wondering why, from a metalurgical point of view, 753 is so fragile.

Internetting tells me that elongation of 7075 alloy is 11%, 4130 steel is 25% and 531 is 10%

Is this even the correct measurement when discussing how much deformation you can safely apply to a tube?
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