wear resistance of stainless
wear resistance of stainless
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Austenitic stainless steels are harder to drill machine and cut than carbon steels why do they have low wear resistance?
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RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
Normal wear resistance depends on hardness. These materials are not hard unless they are work-hardened and most abrasive or other wear is not as intense as machining or saw cutting, so no work hardening results and wear rates are high.
RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
anyones insight to my conundrum would be appreciated.
Jim C
RE: wear resistance of stainless
You might try:
Dow Corning Metal Assembly Paste. This stuff is very expensive but we have found it to be the best anti-friction and anti-galling agent around.
jackboot
RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
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RE: wear resistance of stainless
RE: wear resistance of stainless
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