F.Carmen M.
Vintage style Iron comb for the bun
2cm high (shown area) out of a total of 3.5 cm.
Pig Iron — Pig iron is iron in its basic, raw form, which is molded into blocks, otherwise known as pigs.
Cast Iron — cast iron is an alloy with very high carbon content, which is melted, poured, and allowed to cool and harden. It’s often used for producing structural shapes.
Wrought Iron — wrought iron has a lower carbon content and plenty of impurities, which makes it softer than cast iron, allowing you to reheat and reshape the metal.
The main difference between Iron and Steel is that the former is a naturally occurring element, while the latter is an alloy of IRON and carbon — something that doesn't naturally occur. Steel is stronger than iron in the domains of yield and tensile strength, but it's also significantly tougher.
Vintage style Iron comb for the bun
2cm high (shown area) out of a total of 3.5 cm.
Pig Iron — Pig iron is iron in its basic, raw form, which is molded into blocks, otherwise known as pigs.
Cast Iron — cast iron is an alloy with very high carbon content, which is melted, poured, and allowed to cool and harden. It’s often used for producing structural shapes.
Wrought Iron — wrought iron has a lower carbon content and plenty of impurities, which makes it softer than cast iron, allowing you to reheat and reshape the metal.
The main difference between Iron and Steel is that the former is a naturally occurring element, while the latter is an alloy of IRON and carbon — something that doesn't naturally occur. Steel is stronger than iron in the domains of yield and tensile strength, but it's also significantly tougher.