mangalloy

Many of mangalloy's uses are often limited by its difficulty in machining.

Upon creating mangalloy, Hadfield tested the material, thinking that the results must have been erroneous.

Tom named the new material mangalloy.

This allows mangalloy to retain its toughness.

Mangalloy proved to be extremely suitable for casting, as it did not form gas pockets called "blow-holes", and did not display the extreme brittleness of other castings.