👉 Clithral is a type of metal alloy that is commonly used in construction and engineering applications. It is composed of two metals, which are usually iron and nickel or chromium. The name "clithral" comes from the fact that it has a high melting point (around 1500°C) and can be heated to a high temperature without cracking or melting. This makes it useful for creating strong and durable structures with a specific appearance and strength.
