cast steel

The term "cast steel" refers to steel that is formed by pouring molten steel into molds, allowing for the creation of complex and durable structures.

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Definition

(technical, industrial)Steel produced by pouring molten metal into a mold to create a solid object.

The foundry specializes in producing high-quality cast steel components for the automotive industry.

(technical)A type of steel known for its ability to be shaped into complex forms and its high strength.

Cast steel is often used in the construction of heavy machinery due to its durability.

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