Noun
See Cast steel, under Steel.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAlfred enlarged the factory and fulfilled his long-cherished scheme to construct a breech-loading cannon of cast steel. Source: Internet
In the pursuit of a polished and thus slicker surface for a plough, he experimented with portions of saw blades and by 1837, he was making polished, cast steel ploughs. Source: Internet
Prospects were daunting: his father had spent a considerable fortune in the attempt to cast steel in large ingots, and to keep the works going the widow and family lived in extreme frugality. Source: Internet
In 1834, the Webster & Horsfal firm of Birmingham brought out a form of piano wire made from cast steel ; according to Dolge it was "so superior to the iron wire that the English firm soon had a monopoly." Source: Internet
In 1847 Krupp made his first cannon of cast steel. Source: Internet
Typically of cast steel, they can also be manufactured using riveted forms, and are equipped with rollers to allow the main cables to shift under construction and normal loads. Source: Internet