Sunday, August 16, 2015 3:28:31 PM
For at least a month now, I've been wondering: Why the agreement with Carpenter Technology fell through? Your posting allowed me to come up with a theory of why the deal fell through. Note the statement: "One of the biggest roadblocks to commercializing UFG and nanostructured metals is figuring out how to produce large amounts of them. The amounts being made are very small, research-scale specimans," ......... "But you need bigger volumes if your going into production."
How's that for a theory?
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