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In some lab equipment 304 and 316 SS parts become magnetized just because of use Now,, its out of the question to heat these parts for reasons of distortion Is there any other way to demagnetize this lab equipment other than using heat Thanks

An impressive little piece Anyone know any details I heard they are about 7inch dia and transmit 900 HP ceramic on steel my guess Any clue on spring pressure ???? Thanks They only work once at the start so I guess thats why they are small I heard the pistons were 62% berylium aly WOW

When demaging SS (800C),,,, does the cooling rate matter As you fine gentlemen know,, 2mm cools quicker than 30mm in air Thanks

Can I get a ballpark meaning of this process Its just heat and squeeze of the molten metal as it sets assuring hopefully zero porosity in castings ????????? Thanks Am looking for a casting to hold a very high vacuum

Were busting teeth in service Tested them at 60 Rc,,, so I tempered them at 450C back to 48Rc Boss flew off handle,,, said they are too soft now Please advise My estimate is that 48 is not too soft Gear mat,l unknown

When wirecutting parts from 8 thou SS Shim in a Can I find they are slightly magnetic Is there any heatreatment I can use to demag them Im thinking just a straight anneal will do it Clamped between metal to stop distortion Thanks A colleage said a Demagnetizer wont do it on SS ????????

Chamber approx 400mm square, 316 SS, Wall thickness Approx 30mm I need a very high 10 to the minus 9 torr vacuum Somebody has said they can cast it with zero, porosity!!!!! Is that possible without casting it in a vacuum ? You have to avoid welds with a vacuum this high too What would be...

In mass spectrometers under Vacuum you try to build in the minimum amount of welds, you try and make parts (from solid Stainless that is ) One prob is you may have a tiny leak thru a weld, another is you may have welding gas, from the weld, escaping into the vacuum My question Can you...

These people that change out cap screws for Titanium bolts From memory, you only get the weight saving ,,,,,,you dont approach the UTS or the fatigue resistance of a Socket Head cap screw do you ? Which from memory can be 190,000 PSI Thanks

My lathe has a flexible hose as a lubricator I was wondering what the correct hose mat'l might be Neoprene ? Polyurethane ? Thanks for any help

300mm long bore by 120mm dia Weight 750 Kg Can you advise of reliable grinder ? Company Tolerances in the order of 20 microns Thanks

Ive often wondered what glue they use to bond the friction matl onto your steel backing plate on your disk brakes I realise there is a mechanical component in the fixing ,, as the backing plate has holes in it, but there must be an adhesive I manufacture small clutches but they dont see the...

Yes they are about 100mm or smaller Wire cut , machining , that sort of thing My question To what temp do I take the rough blank , and for how long And also how do I cool it My guess is 1100C, and rapid cool same as for annealing , I may be wrong Thanks

Im in a small Pressroom There are steel pipes with 10,000 psi in them some unguarded, in certain positions ,,, is this safe There must be a standard Thanks