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HSLA
(redirected from High-Strength Low-Alloy)

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HSLAHigh-Strength Low-Alloy (steel)
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HSLAHigh Speed Label Applicator
HSLAHydro-Vue Soft Lens Analyzer (eyecare; Nikon)
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It excels on applications that require higher toughness when joining high-strength low-alloy or weathering steels where color match is not necessary.
Silicon beware by Modern Applications News
To get the fatigue strength of aluminum with conventional steel grades, like the high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels that currently dominate wheel production, they had to increase material thickness to the point where it is often both heavy and hard to form.
Steel wheels make a comeback: aluminum wheels have been on a roll for ... by Whitfield, Kermit / Automotive Design & Production
Sheet steel manufacturers often add boron to aid formability, so some high-strength low-alloy steel from prime sheet busheling charge material also may be a source.
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