BS T 75:1972

Nickel - A corrosion resistant conductive metal

Steel - An alloy made predominately of Iron combined with <2% carbon

Heat - A term used to define thermal energy

Carbon - A common element, in its simplest form is coal. The element can take different form from hard diamonds through graphite to soft carbon

Molybdenum - A metallic element used as an alloying agent in steel, superalloys and cast iron. It is used to enhance the hardness, strength, toughness and corrosion resistance. There is no known substitution for many of molybdenums uses.

Corrosion - The wear and tear of an object.

Resistant - Something that can repel against something.

Specification - A description of a product with the details of its attributes.

Treatment - A way in which medics care for patients illnesses. A manner which someone behaves to someone else.

Composition - A way in which something is made up.

Transport - Something that carries people or goods.

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