W-Nr 1.1191 Knife Steel
Composition Analysis Graph, Equivalents And Overview

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1.1191(W-Nr) - I was surprised to find out 1045 was actually used in knives. Higher carbon versions from AISI 10xx series are much more prevalent. Well, it'll still outperform most of the budget stainless steel blades when used in large, heavy duty knives, or throwing knives.

Manufacturing Technology - Ingot

Country - Germany(DE)

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* - Listed as an equivalent or replacement for alloys in this group.

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