Krupp armor

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Krupp armor is a type of hardened steel naval armor developed in late 19th-century Germany that became the standard protective plating for battleships and other warships worldwide.

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Krupp armor canonical 1
Krupp cemented armor 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf face-hardened steel armor
naval armor
appliedTo barbettes
gun shields
vertical armor belts
characteristic high resistance to armor-piercing shells
improved ductility of backing
thin plate effectiveness compared to earlier armor
countryOfOrigin German Empire
developedBy Krupp (company)
surface form: Krupp
developedIn late 19th century
followedBy Krupp armor self-linksurface differs
surface form: Krupp cemented armor

improved Krupp armor
follows Harvey armor
hasPart hardened face layer
tougher backing layer
inception circa 1893
industry warship construction
material steel
namedAfter Krupp (company)
surface form: Krupp
partOf naval arms race of the late 19th century
productionMethod cementation process
face hardening
nickel-steel alloying
replaced Harvey armor
significantImprovementOver Harvey armor
usedBy Austro-Hungarian Navy
French Navy
Imperial German Navy
Imperial Japanese Navy
Italian Navy
Royal Navy
Russian Navy
United States Navy
usedFor armored cruiser protection
armored deck
battleship protection
belt armor
coastal defense ship protection
conning tower armor
naval gun turret protection
usedFrom 1890s
usedOn armored cruisers
battlecruisers
dreadnought battleships
pre-dreadnought battleships
usedUntil early 20th century
interwar period

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Krupp armor followedBy Krupp armor self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Krupp cemented armor