Knife Steel Composition Chart

Knife Steel Composition Chart offers a comprehensive database dedicated to the intricate world of steel compositions used in knife blades. This app provides a vast cross-referencing tool for alloy names, featuring over 6,600 alloy names and 1,035 compositions. The app is an essential utility for knife enthusiasts, featuring popular, exotic, and high-end alloys categorized by 21 national standards, proprietary names, and their equivalents. It also allows for easy composition comparison through a bar graph in three modes: mass percentage, molar masses, and atomic count per 1,000 atoms.

Enhanced User Experience

The Knife Steel Composition Chart offers a user-friendly interface with advanced functionalities, including bookmarking capabilities. Users can bookmark alloys and export or import these bookmarks. The app enables detailed listings by various criteria such as standards, technologies, makers, countries, recently viewed items, and custom search filters. An explanation of alloying elements and their effects on steel is accessible from both the steel detail and graph views, offering a richer understanding of materials.

Seamless Integration and Storage

This app requires only 2MB of storage space, proving its efficiency without compromising on features. With permissions for storage access and network connectivity, it allows for seamless import/export of bookmarks and synchronization with the central database. Before synchronization attempts, the app tests connection availability to ensure a smooth user experience.

Comprehensive Steel Information

By providing detailed and valuable information on steel compositions, Knife Steel Composition Chart caters to users seeking detailed and organized information about knife blade alloys. However, users should note that translations are unavailable, and the app has ceased distribution in Russia due to constraints and challenges related to translation demands.