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What are Engineering Tolerances and How are They Classified?
Engineering tolerances define the acceptable limits of variation of physical dimensions, shapes, or properties of a component. These tolerances ensure that parts fit and function properly in an assembly and that the final product meets the specified requirements.
Gray or Ductile Iron? Cast Iron Types Compared for Industrial Use
The term “cast iron” is the generic name for iron-carbon alloys containing more than 2% carbon. The subclasses of cast iron are numerous, some of them are gray iron and ductile iron.
How to Chrome Plate Aluminum and its Alloys
Chrome plating refers to the process of applying a thin layer of chrome onto another metal(like aluminum). This can increase hardness and durability on the surface, prevent corrosion, and even make it easier to clean.
7075 Aluminum: Properties, Benefits, and Uses
Aluminum 7075 is a high-strength, heat-treatable alloy, popular for its excellent mechanical properties and strength-to-weight ratio. This alloy consists of a major composition of aluminum, zinc, and small amounts of magnesium and copper.
Finishing Showdown: Anodizing vs Powder Coating
When talking about the finishing of metal parts, two of the common surface treatments discussed will be powder coating and anodizing. Both processes provide critical benefits such as corrosion resistance, durability, and aesthetic appeal, but they achieve these in very different ways.
Anodizing Class Comparison: Type II vs Type III
Type II and Type III are two classes of anodizing process. Anodizing is an electrochemical process used to increase the thickness of the natural oxide layer on parts made of metals like aluminum and titanium.
5052 vs 6061 Aluminum: Complete Alloy Comparison
5052 and 6061 aluminum are two commonly used aluminum alloys with unique strengths. This article will examine the key differences in properties, cost, and applications between 5052 and 6061.
SK5 Steel Alloys: Properties and Applications
SK5 steel is rated as one of the best types of high-carbon steel. It is highly regarded by professionals and hobbyists alike for its high hardness and great resistance to wear, a feature that is quite vital in the manufacture of tools for cutting in any industry and also in the crafting of durable blades.
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