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Meonite - What is it?

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I can't find a good explanation for what this stuff, meonite, is. Can anyone go into further detail other than "it is a gray iron". History? Chemistry? Whose trademark/patent?
 
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It is a patented gray iron having Type A graphite in a pearlitic matrix.
 
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I was not sure of the spelling, but "Meehanite" appears to fit my description. Thank you both.
 
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