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Robin Smith

05-30-2000 19:53:07




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I was looking for someone who might give me some tips on how to harden a sleeve I am making out of stainless steel to replace a worn out bearing journal on a piece of hay equipment . The sleeve is 2 inches long with a wall thickness of of .125 this needs to be a homemade remedy. Thanx. please respond to [email protected]




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Fred OH

05-31-2000 06:40:40




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 Re: home made metal temper in reply to Robin Smith, 05-30-2000 19:53:07  
There are basically two types of stainless steels. Series 300 is nickel, chrome and iron and it's attraction to a magnet is slight. It is non-heat treatable. Series 400 is chrome and iron, is magnetic and is heat treatable. Put a magnet on a string and swing it close to the test piece, if it swings in a arc, it's 300 if it jumps to the piece it's 400 series. FYI----L8R----Fred



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Steve U.S. Alloys

05-31-2000 05:39:13




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 Re: home made metal temper in reply to Robin Smith, 05-30-2000 19:53:07  
Hi Robin,
Is the sleeve also the race or is this a press fit where the bearing has it's own race?

Was the sleeve OEM and if so was it also stainless?

What is the designation of the stainless steel if known?
Steve



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