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Plasteel Ingot

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Plasteel Ingots are advanced crafting materials made from Titanium and Lithium, featuring a self-healing bone-like structure used for high-tier equipment.

Also known as:Plasteel
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Image![Plasteel Ingot](Plasteel Ingot.png)
DescriptionBonelike matrix of titanium and ceramic. Self-healing. Stronger than strong.
SourceCrafting
CategoryIngots

Plasteel Ingots are an ingot made from Titanium and Lithium and is used for crafting.

Recipe

MachineIngredientsTimeResult
Processor2x Titanium<br>1x Lithium2:00Plasteel Ingot

Uses in Crafting

Used in various high-tier crafting recipes.

Databank Entry

![Plasteel Ingot](Plasteel Ingot.png)

Plasteel

Plasteel is a generic trademark for modern alloy that mimics the structure of bone, marrying the toughness of steel to the flexibility of plastic. It can be fabricated from a number of different metal feedstocks.

Plasteel is defined by its fractal structure, which can only be achieved by precision fabrication. In this specific plasteel alloy, nanoscale titanium needles are joined by ceramics of lithium, aluminum and magnesium into intertwined plates, stacks, and fibrils. The overall structure is slightly helical—twisted so that it can scrunch or stretch under compression and tension.

The hierarchical structure of plasteel encourages allows limited self-healing through cold welding. High-level structures tell low-level elements where they belong; low-level structures self-organize to correct high-level damage.

Despite its reputation as a miracle metal, plasteel has its limits. Its self-repairing properties function best in vacuum.

Source: Scan a Plasteel Ingot

In Game

![A Plasteel Ingot.](Plasteel Ingot.jpg)

Recipe

Crafted atProcessor·Titanium×2,Lithium·2:00
Raw materials:Titanium×2·Lithium×1

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