Below 28 HRC and Wear Resistant
Below 28 HRC and Wear Resistant
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I need to make a decision for a material to be used as a stand to hold studs and bolts while they are being roll threaded. The material would need to be at <28 HRC and reasonably wear resistant. The bolts and studs will be continually rolling over the surface which is where the need for wear resistance comes from. The bolts are typically made of 4340. I was thinking something along the lines of aluminum bronze due to its softness yet good wear resistance properties. However, I do not know if material contamination is something I should worry about if I went along that route. I could also use annealed 4340 to avoid any contamination issues. Could someone help point me in the right direction as far as material type and factors I should be considering go? Thank you





RE: Below 28 HRC and Wear Resistant
Have you looked at UHMW polyethylene?
RE: Below 28 HRC and Wear Resistant
RE: Below 28 HRC and Wear Resistant
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