If direct data for your material isn't available, you can often find the necessary information in similar materials. Use equivalent categories and comparison tools to aid your selection.
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While viewing the page, you may notice that some material groups have numbers indicating the amount of available properties for that group. This means that direct data is available for those properties.
For property groups marked with asterisks, direct data is not available. However, you can potentially find data for these properties in similar materials.
When you click on a property group marked with an asterisk, the page will display all similar materials that have direct data for the required property group.
To find a specific property or group of properties, you can filter the list by clicking the button in the top left corner of the table (number 1. picture below). This will open a checklist where you can select the desired properties. For more information about Master List click here.
In the Material List, there is an Equivalent category column that aids in material selection. For a detailed explanation of Equivalent categories, refer to the previous section (Find Equivalent materials).
Clicking the equilibrium arrows opens a pop-up window, letting you compare your material with similar ones for easier selection. This pop-up window provides a comparison of Chemical Composition, Mechanical Properties, and Physical Properties in either a Synthetic view or a Detailed view.
After selecting a similar material, clicking on it will bring you to the direct data for the chosen property group.
If a specific property is not available for a material, you can find it in similar materials using the Cross Reference table and the advanced search tool. By selecting all materials from the Cross Reference table and forwarding them to Advanced Search, you can search for the specific property you need.
Adding criteria in Advanced Search will narrow down the list, making it easier to find the desired information.
