"Carbon nanotubes have the highest yield strength known to man reaching a staggering 30,000 megapascals along their axis."
"How badass would it be if Namor's trident can cut through vibranium like Thanos's sword through Cap's shield?"
"Its strength is superb, its steel is superb."
"Wood is carbon neutral, wood is stronger than steel compared to its weight."
"Carbon nanotubes had the strongest tensile strength known to man."
"Riveted mail is ten times stronger than butted mail."
"Your base is looking beautiful, your materials are strong."
"You cannot tear this material. You can grab it with your hands, you can tug on it all day long, you can get your buddy to help you, you guys will not rip that thing."
"Nuclear pasta is the strongest material in the universe."
"This is the strongest stuff, forget that earth vibranium bs, no no no no no vibrating it."
"Solid steel, solid steel, that's not going anywhere."
"Apparently you can repair it because it's made of iron."
"Safety is always the most important part of repair and this stuff is pretty strong as you can see it just like you know melted the adhesive in the battery so you should definitely wear your safety gear."
"This is a completely metal part that should effectively be indestructible."
"The repair epoxy is five times stronger than glass."
"The Yellow Jacket's tensile strength is very impressive at 423 pounds and moves into first place."
"That's so strong, I was expecting to be able to bend it. There's the drama, ladies and gents."
"Not only is graphene insanely good at conducting both heat and electricity, it’s also insanely strong — with a tensile strength four times that of steel!"
"I like how worn down they are, looks like it's still a very, very strong wood."
"Concrete blocks, it makes these big concrete blocks that are resistant to thruster damage, meaning they're great for landing bays."
"To shatter nuclear pasta, we'd need about 10 billion times the force needed to shatter steel."
"Carbon fiber is twice the strength of steel, half the weight of aluminum."
"Steel is 72% stronger than aluminum, which means 72% safer than aluminum."
"The leather is supple and strong."
"The Roa Legend Gene is technically 50% Stronger Than Leather."
"This material is actually the same tensile and yield; it's roughly the same as your traditional steel."
"If one resists UV better than the other, then even if one started off ten percent better, it could be way stronger."
"It's super strong; it's near zero stretch too, kind of like poly."
"Customers are really looking for something that uses stronger and more durable materials."
"It's high strength low alloy steel which is 72% stronger which means 72% safer."
"It's impressive how strong the material is, providing it's there in the first place."
"Carbon fiber has a very high strength to weight ratio; it's very strong but very light."
"They actually use three times military grade material, meaning your phone will still be protected from a nine-point-eight feet drop in the air, that is crazy."
"I'm a textile major originally, and I just know that silk is a stronger fiber than cotton."
"When building lightweight, it gets really complicated because you really are always thinking about exactly how thin can you make each part and exactly how strong it needs to be."
"The material used in this tent is something that Coleman calls 'Double Thick Polyguard 2X'."
"The rule of mixtures can be applied to approximate the modulus and strength of a fiber reinforced composite."
"A fixed piece of steel is obviously going to be stronger than a folding piece of steel."
"The maximum stress that a material can withstand before it breaks is labeled as the ultimate tensile stress (UTS)."
"Nylon is stronger than polyester and Cordura nylon is known for being highly water repellent and anti-abrasion."
"Nuclear pasta, the strongest material in the universe."
"Constructed from aerospace industry grade 5 titanium, it can withstand the weight of a London double-decker bus."
"This is made completely out of steel which is why it's so thin, especially in that little nook right there, because the material is a lot stronger and it also lasts a lot longer."
"Hardness testing is a quick way to evaluate the strength changes in material."
"When you want strength, you're usually going up to like an epoxy resin because that structurally is a lot stronger."
"The breaking point is given there in the third column, and we call that the ultimate tensile strength."
"Spider silk is one of the strongest substances that we know."
"Timber is actually quite a robust material; it has a wide range of strengths that can even exceed some concrete."
"Engineers can't design and specify steels that are strong enough for or suitable for a particular purpose without consistent, reliable grades of steel or types of steel."
"We know zirconia is strong; there's just no denying it, it's a wonderful material."