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Beechcraft Approved Metallic Raw Material Suppliers A&T STAINLESS Vendor Code 952 10TH ST 10094137 MIDLAND PA 15059 724-773-2700 QACode Description Specification 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ADC AEROSPACE Vendor Code PO BOX 6546 10134115 PASADENA CA 91109 714-562-5275 QACode Description Specification 11ACASTING (NON-FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AEROMET INTERNATIONAL LTD Vendor Code 21 LAKER ROAD 10131244 ROCHESTER KE 01795 415020 QACode Description Specification 11ACASTING (NON-FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AEROMET INTERNATIONAL PLC Vendor Code EUROLINK WAY 10088563 SITTINGBOURNE KE 0 1796 415012 QACode Description Specification 11ACASTING (NON-FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 11ACASTING (NON-FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AK STEEL CORPORATION Vendor Code 210 PITTSBURGH RD 10064513 BUTLER PA 16001 724-284-2000 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11P3STL STRIP INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS AK STEEL CORPORATION Vendor Code 17400 STATE ROUTE 16 10098210 COSHOCTON OH 43812 740-829-2341 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11P1BAR-STL ROLLED INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11P3STL STRIP INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Page 1 of 29 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS AK STEEL CORPORATION Vendor Code 1724 LINDEN AVE 10108128 ZANESVILLE OH 43701 800-331-5050 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11P3STL STRIP INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS AK STEEL CORPORATION Vendor Code 913 BOWMAN ST 10108129 MANSFIELD OH 44903 800-331-5050 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11P3STL STRIP INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALCOA EUROPE Vendor Code PO BOX 383 KITTS GREEN RD 10108188 BIRMINGHAM WM 121-252-8000 QACode Description Specification 11EPLATE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11FBAR-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11GSHEET-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALCOA FORG & EXTR-PIMALCO Vendor Code 6833 W WILLIS RD 10057751 CHANDLER AZ 85226 765-771-3138 QACode Description Specification 11HEXTRUSION-AL AEROSPACE STANDARD & ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 11ITUBE-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALCOA METALS Vendor Code PARK AVE E 10112929 MASSENA NY 13662 315-764-4709 QACode Description Specification 11FBAR-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11FBAR-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F1BAR-AL ROLLED INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F1BAR-AL ROLLED INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F2ROD - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F2ROD - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F3WIRE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Page 2 of 29 11F3WIRE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALERIS ROLLED PRODUCTS EUROPE Vendor Code CARL SPAETER STRABE 10 10105921 KOBLENZ 56070 490-261-8910 QACode Description Specification 11EPLATE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11FBAR-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11GSHEET-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11ITUBE-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALLOY WIRE INTERNATIONAL Vendor Code NARROWBOAT WAY HURST BUS PARK 10109112 BRIERLEY HILL WM 138-456-6775 QACode Description Specification 11F3WIRE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F3WIRE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F4WIRE - TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11F4WIRE - TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11T1WIRE/ SPRING INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11T1WIRE/ SPRING INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11T3WIRE - STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11T3WIRE - STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11T4WIRE - STEEL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11T4WIRE - STEEL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALUMINIUMWERK UNNA AG Vendor Code UELZENER WEG 36 10105850 UNNA 59425 49 23 03 - 206 QACode Description Specification 11HEXTRUSION-AL AEROSPACE STANDARD & ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 11ITUBE-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ALUMINUM PRECISION PRODUCTS Vendor Code 3333 W WARNER AVE 10010932 SANTA ANA CA 92704 714-546-8125 QACode Description Specification 11CAL FORGING PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 11N1TI-FORGINGS PER AEROSPACE STANDARD & ENGINEERING DRAWINGS ALUMINUM PRECISION PRODUCTS INC Vendor Code 1001 MCWANE BLVD 10092662 OXNARD CA 93033 805-488-4401 QACode Description Specification Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Page 3 of 29 11CAL FORGING PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AMAG ROLLING GMBH Vendor Code POSTFACH 32 10105851 RANSHOFEN 5282 430-772-280 QACode Description Specification 11EPLATE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11GSHEET-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ARCELORMITTAL Vendor Code 13500 S PERRY AVE 10113044 RIVERDALE IL 60827 708-849-8803 QACode Description Specification 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ARCONIC DAVENPORT LLC Vendor Code 4879 STATE ST 113616 BETTENDORF IA 52722 877-359-7015 QACode Description Specification 11EPLATE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11GSHEET-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ARCONIC LAFAYETTE LLC Vendor Code 3131 MAIN STREET 103901 LAFAYETTE IN 47905 765-771-3600 QACode Description Specification 11EPLATE - AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11GSHEET-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11ITUBE-AL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI FLAT ROLLED PRODUCTS Vendor Code 130 LINCOLN AVE 10094074 VANDERGRIFT PA 15690 724-568-5224 QACode Description Specification 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI FLAT ROLLED PRODUCTS Vendor Code 1500 W MAIN ST 10094078 LOUISVILLE OH 44641 330-875-6200 QACode Description Specification 11JPLATE - TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11LSHEET-TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11L1STRIP - TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Page 4 of 29 11P3STL STRIP INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI FLAT ROLLED PRODUCTS Vendor Code 242 ALLVAC LANE 10094079 LATROBE PA 15650 724-532-8401 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI FLAT ROLLED PRODUCTS Vendor Code 500 GREEN ST 10094082 WASHINGTON PA 15301 724-229-3807 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI FLAT ROLLED PRODUCTS Vendor Code 271 RAILROAD HILL ST 10094083 WATERBURY CT 6708 203-596-4900 QACode Description Specification 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI SPECIALTY ALLOYS AND COMPONENT Vendor Code 530 34TH AVENUE SW 10094108 ALBANY OR 97322 541-967-9000 QACode Description Specification 11JPLATE - TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11LSHEET-TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS ATI SPECIALTY METALS Vendor Code 2020 ASHCRAFT AVE 10094100 MONROE NC 28110 704-289-4511 QACode Description Specification 11JPLATE - TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11KBAR-TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11K1BAR-TI ROLLED INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11LSHEET-TI INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Page 5 of 29 AURORA CASTING & ENGINEERING Vendor Code 1790 E LEMONWOOD DR 10012492 SANTA PAULA CA 93060 805-933-2761 QACode Description Specification 11ACASTING (NON-FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS 11BCASTING (FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AVALON PRECISION CASTINGS MARKESAN Vendor Code 1149 N MARGARET ST 10107611 MARKESAN WI 53946 216-481-8900 QACode Description Specification 11BCASTING (FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AVALON PRECISON METALSMITHS Vendor Code 15583 BROOKPARK RD 10010352 CLEVELAND OH 44142 216-658-4841 QACode Description Specification 11ACASTING (NON-FERROUS) PER ENGINEERING DRAWINGS BENTELER STAHL ROHR GMBH Vendor Code RESIDENZSTR 1 10106672 PADERBORN 33104 49-52-54-81-4300 QACode Description Specification 11STUBE-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS BLAIR STRIP STEEL Vendor Code 1209 BUTLER AVE 10099957 NEW CASTLE PA 16101 724-658-2611 QACode Description Specification 11P3STL STRIP INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS BOHLER BLECHE GMBH & COKG Vendor Code PO BOX 28 10101073 A 8680 Murzzuschlag 43 3852 555 0 QACode Description Specification 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11OPLATE - STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11QSHEET-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11V1SHEET-NICKEL, COBALT & IRON ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11V1SHEET-NICKEL, COBALT & IRON ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11V4BAR-NICKEL, COBALT & IRON ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Page 6 of 29 11V4BAR-NICKEL, COBALT & IRON ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS BROWN EUROPE SA Vendor Code 46130 LAVAL DE CERE 10101071 BRETENOUX 33 565 338 484 QACode Description Specification 11PBAR-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11PBAR-STL INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS BUNTING BEARINGS CORP Vendor Code 1001 HOLLAND PARK BLVD 10063673 HOLLAND OH 43528 419-866-7000 QACode Description Specification 11A3BAR-CU & ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11AATUBE-CU ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11W3ROD-AL BRONZE & AL NICKEL BRONZE INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS BUNTING BEARINGS CORP Vendor Code 200 VAN BUREN ST 10094073 DELTA OH 43515 419-823-3483 QACode Description Specification 11A2PLATE-CU & ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11A3BAR-CU & ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11AATUBE-CU ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS 11W3ROD-AL BRONZE & AL NICKEL BRONZE INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS BUNTING BEARINGS CORP Vendor Code 153 E 5TH ST 10094075 MANSFIELD OH 44902 419-522-3323 QACode Description Specification 11A2PLATE-CU & ALLOYS INDUSTRY AEROSPACE STANDARDS
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    6 o x I local environment agency plan SOUTH YORKSHIRE & NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE FIRST ANNUAL REVIEW May 1999 BARNSLEY ROTHERHAM SHEFFIELD CHEST ELD E n v ir o n m e n t Ag e n c y NATIONAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICE HEAD OFFICE Rio House, Waterside Drive, Aztec West. Almondsbury, Bristol BS32 4UD South Yorkshire & North East Derbyshire LEA P First Annua! Review SOUTH YORKSHIRE AND NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE AREA ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES W . 'H D i SwllhoJ* j Oram iRNSLEY DONCASTER ) ROTHERHAM SHEFFIELD (DERBYSHIRE DALES) KEY CHESTERF.IEUD) BOLSOVER - CATCWENT BOUNDARY RIVER ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARY MAIN ROAD SGRTH EAST \ 0 2 4 6 8 10km ___1 i_________ i_________ i_________ i_________ i Scale ENVIRONMENT AGENCY 032505 South Yorkshire & North East Derbyshire LEAP First Annual Review EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The South Yorkshire & North East Derbyshire LEAP First Annual Review reports on the progress made during the last year against LEAP actions. The actions published in the LEAP are supplemental to our everyday work on monitoring, surveying and regulating to protect the environment. Some of the key achievements on our everyday work include: i) In September 1998 Michael Clapham MP officially opened the Bullhouse Minewater Treatment Plant. The scheme is a pioneering £1.2m partnership project funded by European Commission, Coal Authority, Environment Agency, Hepworths Building Products, Barnsley MBC and Yorkshire Water. Within one week a visible reduction could be seen in ochre levels in the River Don, after more than 100 years of pollution. ii) Monckton Coke and Chemical Company have successfully commissioned a combined heat and power plant, costing approximately £7 million.
  • CPM S60V Data Sheet

    CPM S60V Data Sheet

    ® DATA SHEET CPM S60V Typical Composition C Cr Mo V 2.15 17.0 .4 5.5 CPM S60V is a corrosion resistant, highly wear-resistant steel made by the Crucible Particle Metallurgy process. It is a martensitic stainless steel with a high volume of chromium and vanadium carbides for exceptionally good wear and corrosion resistance. S60V offers substantial improvements in wear resistance over 440C and D2, and other high chromium tool steels, with corrosion resistance much better than 440C. The CPM process results in a finer, more uniform carbide distribution imparting improved toughness and grind ability to high alloy steels. The CPM process also allows the design of more highly alloyed grades which cannot be produced by conventional steelmaking. Typical Applications: Plastic injection and extrusion feed screws, non-return valve components, pelletizing equipment, gate and nozzle inserts, industrial knives, slitters, and cutters, long-wearing specialty cutlery, injection molds and inserts, wear components for food and chemical processing, bearings, bushings, valves, rolls and gear pumps. Special Note to Knifemakers: The recommended hardness for blades is HRC 56/58, which is designed to provide an excellent combination of corrosion resistance, wear resistance and edge toughness. Mechanical Properties Hardness (1) Impact Toughness ft-lbs HRC Heat Treatment CPM S60V 56 (A) 16 CPM S60V 59 (B) 12 CPM S60V 60.5 (C) 11 1.) A=Hardened 1850°F (1010°C), double tempered 400°F (205°C). B=Hardened 1950°F (1065°C), double tempered 400°F (205°C). C=Hardened 2050°F (1120°C), double tempered 400°F (205°C). CONVENTIONAL STEEL CPM STEEL This data sheet is for informational purposes only.