Horseshoes made from titanium alloy compositions
OwnerMildred Chiaramonte, Leonard E. Preiss, Sr.inventors
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Abstract
This invention relates to novel horseshoes exhibiting outstanding wearability. The horseshoes of this invention are made from titanium alloy compositions which provide a desirable combination of mechanical properties (e.g., high strength, flexibility, resiliency, good wearing qualities, abrasion resistance, workability, lightness, moldability) that makes them particularly suitable for the production of horseshoes. The preferred titanium alloy composition for making the horseshoes of this invention is titanium alloy consisting essentially of titanium, aluminum in an amount of 6% by weight and vanadium in an amount of 4% by weight.
Claims1
A horseshoe made from a titanium alloy composition wherein in addition to titanium as the base metal there is incorporated 6% by weight of aluminum and 4% by weight vanadium of the total alloy composition.
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