We often see and hear manufacturers say that they’ve used “aerospace-grade” materials in their products. And while a lot of these companies simply use the term as a buzzword, there are quite a few that actually make use of these high-quality, high-resistance materials designed for the industry for enhanced performance and longevity.
Indeed, a lot of the high-quality alloys and composites we interact with on a regular basis first started life in aerospace applications. And NASA’s been working non-stop to push the boundaries of materials science even further. In fact, it just licensed a new super-alloy called GRX-810, and it could hold the key to the future of high-performance machinery.
