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Robert S. Hodder Aerospace Materials Engineer, Emeritus

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VIM-VAR STEELS

In critical military and commercial aerospace applications, material engineers commonly specify iron-based VIM-VAR steels. VIM means Vacuum Induction Melted and VAR means Vacuum Arc Remelted. VIM-VAR steels become bearings for jet engines, rotor shafts for military helicopters, flap actuators for fighter jets, gears in jet or helicopter transmissions, mounts or fasteners for jet engines, jet tail hooks and other demanding applications.

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current	14:28, 23 July 2007	(38 KB)	Psapierce (Talk \| contribs)	(In critical military and commercial aerospace applications, material engineers commonly specify iron-based VIM-VAR steels. VIM means Vacuum Induction Melted and VAR means Vacuum Arc Remelted. )
	20:13, 22 June 2007	(38 KB)	Psapierce (Talk \| contribs)	(Robert S. Hodder Aerospace Materials Engineer, Emeritus Available for public use. Not protected. VIM-VAR STEELS In critical military and commercial aerospace applications, material engineers commonly specify iron-based VIM-VAR steels. VIM means Vac)