inox in frame or fork

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inox in frame or fork

Post by devilman »

Hi folks, i try to search why you cant use inox in fabrication. In many forums people argument fracture in material and poor structural stability but no a explanation. So i ask you, why not?

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Re: inox in frame or fork

Post by railroad bob »

I did a search and it appears to be a stainless steel. I've never heard of it. SS can be welded of course, but takes special skills.
SS has a lot of different grades, depending on the metallurgy mix.
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