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	ATS-55, the offspring of its parent steel, ATS-34, which was the popular high-carbide Hitachi-made stainless steel of the 1990s (which followed the very similar American steel, 154CM). To create ATS-55, the molybdenum from ATS-34 was removed, making it a non-high speed steel (certainly not needed in a knife blade), with the side benefit of being more economical to produce. ATS-55 is reported to have better edge holding and toughness than its parent, ATS-34. In Spyderco knives, ATS-55 was replaced by VG-10 [year?]. Rumored to be a difficult steel to heat treat properly. Found in Spyderco's recently discontinued Cricket and Goddard.		ATS-55, the offspring of its parent steel, ATS-34, which was the popular high-carbide Hitachi-made stainless steel of the 1990s (which followed the very similar American steel, 154CM). To create ATS-55, the molybdenum from ATS-34 was removed, making it a non-high speed steel (certainly not needed in a knife blade), with the side benefit of being more economical to produce. ATS-55 is reported to have better edge holding and toughness than its parent, ATS-34. In Spyderco knives, ATS-55 was replaced by VG-10 [year?]. Rumored to be a difficult steel to heat treat properly. Found in Spyderco's recently discontinued Cricket and Goddard.
	Taken from the spyderco.com forums and reprinted with kind permission from author <ref>http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32670</ref>		Taken from the spyderco.com forums and reprinted with kind permission from author <ref>[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32670 link to Spyderco forums thread]</ref>


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Peter1960: New page: ATS-55 consists of: {|{{Articletable}} {{Tableheading}}'''Carbon''' {{Tableheading}}'''Chromium''' {{Tableheading}}'''Cobalt''' {{Tableheading}}'''Copper''' {{Tableheading}}'''Manganese''...

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New page: ATS-55 consists of: {|{{Articletable}} {{Tableheading}}'''Carbon''' {{Tableheading}}'''Chromium''' {{Tableheading}}'''Cobalt''' {{Tableheading}}'''Copper''' {{Tableheading}}'''Manganese''...

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ATS-55 consists of:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Carbon'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Chromium'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cobalt'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Copper'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Manganese'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Molybdenium'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Nickel'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Nitrogen'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Phosphorus'''
{{tableheading}}'''Silicon'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Sulfur'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Tungsten'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Vanadium'''
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|1.00
|14.00
|0.40
|0.20
|0.50
|0.60
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|0.40
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