Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
(OP)
Does anyone have a source for:
SAE J404 4340 -- .236x1.125x[bold]COIL[/bold] annealed
OR
SAE J404 4130 -- .236x1.125x[bold]COIL[/bold] annealed
(This is to run in a stamping press, must be coil.)
SAE J404 4340 -- .236x1.125x[bold]COIL[/bold] annealed
OR
SAE J404 4130 -- .236x1.125x[bold]COIL[/bold] annealed
(This is to run in a stamping press, must be coil.)





RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
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RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
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RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
At that thickness it might be tough to find cold rolled, that is a hot rolled gage for most people.
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Corrosion never sleeps, but it can be managed.
http://www.trenttube.com/Trent/tech_form.htm
RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
Profile might work, they also may be able to help with the interesting profile this part has.
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nick
RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
"...is applicable to billets, blooms, slabs, plates, wire rods, and hot-rolled and cold-finished bars.
SAE J404 is not applicable to the following product forms:
a. Structural shapes - Not normally furnished to alloy chemistries
b. Sheet and strip, hot-rolled and cold-rolled - Refer to ASTM A 506 and A 507
c. Seamless and welded mechanical tubing - Refer to ASTM A 513 and A 519
I second unclesyd's recommendation.
Regards,
Cory
Please see FAQ731-376 for tips on how to make the best use of Eng-Tips Fora.
RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
Thx again.
RE: Uhhhh O! Is this Unobtainium?
Another source for shaped wire that you may want to investigate is Contours (part of Bekaert):
http://www.contours.com/index.cfm