carboloy

/kärˈbōlōi/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of high-strength, low-alloy steel alloyed with tungsten carbide and other carbides, used in wear-resistant parts.

“The engineer selected carboloy for the production of the drill bits due to its exceptional hardness and durability.”

Synonyms

  • stainless steel alloy
  • tungsten carbide steel

Antonyms

  • low-carbon steel
  • soft metal