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Avesta 254SMO

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Can this alloy be investment cast without a license required by Avesta. If a license is required, is there an equivalent ?
 
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I don't think it has a current patent. Why don't you go to the AvestaPolarit.com website and ask them. It's pretty interactive.
 
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Avesta is represented for marketing and technical questions in the U.S. by Technical Marketing Resources, in Pittsburgh. Phone 412.369.0377. Jim Fritz is a name there. I have always found them very helpful.
 
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I'm inclined to agree with Mcguire. ASTM A351 features the cast version of 254SMO as CK3MCuN.

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