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Staballoys are metal alloys of a high proportion of
depleted uranium with other metals, usually
titanium or
molybdenum, designed for use in
kinetic energy penetrator armor-piercing munitions. One formulation has a composition of 99.25% of depleted uranium and 0.75% of titanium. Other variants can have 3.5% of titanium. They are about twice as dense as
lead.
An alternative to staballoys in kinetic penetrator munition is
tungsten, but it's more expensive, more difficult to
machine and isn't
pyrophoric, so the munition lacks the incendiary effect enhancing its impact.
Staballoy is also a name for a class of commercially used
stainless steels used for drilling rods for
drilling rigs. An example is the
Staballoy AG17. It is a different material than military staballoy. It contains 20.00%
manganese, 17.00%
chromium, 0.30%
silicon, 0.03%
carbon, 0.50%
nitrogen, and 0.05%
molybdenum, alloyed with
iron. It is nonmagnetic.
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