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Steel is a valued commodity. Valued, in part, for its appearance, it also has great strength, durability, and applicability. It can be purely functional or decorative. Steel is an alloy of iron ore and carbon. In the alloying process, the mixture and heating can produce hard steel, thin steel, and stainless steel. Many apparent applications are home appliances and decorative applications, but steel is also heavily used throughout many industries including transportation, chemical and petrochemical, and architecture. It can be shaped and fabricated for a large variety of uses, but it often requires that you know how to drill steel to achieve the use and effect you desire. | Steel is a valued commodity. Valued, in part, for its appearance, it also has great strength, durability, and applicability. It can be purely functional or decorative. Steel is an alloy of iron ore and carbon. In the alloying process, the mixture and heating can produce hard steel, thin steel, and stainless steel. Many apparent applications are home appliances and decorative applications, but steel is also heavily used throughout many industries including transportation, chemical and petrochemical, and architecture. It can be shaped and fabricated for a large variety of uses, but it often requires that you know how to drill steel to achieve the use and effect you desire. | ||
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