
A26 steel - Practical Machinist
2010年5月21日 · I had a question today about A26 steel. Googled it and it was renamed in 1966. Now I need to find out the modern classification and properties. Rail road wheels was a possible application. Anyone have any rescorces or experience? Thanks in advance.
A286 Stainless? Should I run away? - Practical Machinist
2006年4月22日 · This is a super alloy. I just bid a job making some studs out of 1/4 diam a-286 and the best material price was $16.80 per foot with a 4 week lead time.
CNC Machining | Canadian grade steel - Practical Machinist
2004年5月26日 · I have a job to run that is calling for PL 100 plate that is 2" thick. Not much info out there. I am thinking maybe and AR plate....Not to sure. Anyone have info on a cross reference for this grade of steel? Canadian company and print. Thanks for any help.
Feedback on Haas DS-30Y / ST-30Y lathes - Practical Machinist
2013年12月17日 · Looking at purchasing a turning center at work. For sure want Y axis live tooling and most likely a sub spindle. We’re a job shop in a company with normally low quantity parts but almost always have hole features and second opp lathe work. Material would be mostly steel but anything from plastic to A-2 is normal.
General | A286 Drilling question - Practical Machinist
2011年1月5日 · I suggest trying a few samples first in some steel to see what changes you need to make before attacking the real parts. Chip load for drills is directly proportional to the drill's diameter. Chip load is about 1.6% of the drill diameter per flute. Use that on both drills. That chip load is about at a maximum cruising speed.
Understanding Stainless Steel Groups and their Machinability
2024年3月14日 · This layer provides non-corrosive properties to the material by blocking the diffusion of oxygen to the steel surface. As a result, it prevents the spread of corrosion into the bulk of the metal. There are more than 150 different grades of stainless steel, classified into 5 sub-groups. Main Stainless steel sub-groups and their properties
1018,1020 vs 1026 help - Practical Machinist
2007年6月10日 · Relatively soft and easy to cut, the very definition of mild steel. I find them hard to get a nice finish on unless I cut them with carbide at high sfm. Welding is a breeze, TIG with ER70s-2 filler or MIG or stick with just about anything. 1026 is a little easier to get a finish on than 1020 or 1018, I generally find tubing made in 1026.
Hardening A2 tool steel (beginner) - Practical Machinist
2017年12月9日 · A2 is air harden steel. After holding 1750°F for 20-30 minutes remove from furnace and air cool. Remove form foil, polish (or surface grind) to remove the oxide and to get clean, shiny metal surface. Temper at 510°F - 530°F for about 2 hours. This will give the metal a nice blue finish and about 56RC hardness.
Antique Machinery and History - Practical Machinist
2008年7月12日 · Ferris was familiar with many steel companies and picked each one for their own specialty to make components. Several sources said the axle was cast and forged by Bethlehem steel. I just found this: WHEMCO purchased Lehigh Heavy Forge, formerly known as BethForge, from Bethlehem Steel Corporation in 1997.
Removing Black Oxide on Hot Rolled Steel - Practical Machinist
2003年3月11日 · How can I remove the black oxide from hot rolled steel and leave the steel clean to receive a clear finish? Customer ( furniture designer) wants a metallic steel look. Sanding is too laborious. Would an electrolytic rust removal process work? Thanks.