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  • Spring Steel
    Spring steel is any of a variety of steels that are normally of the high-carbon or alloy type. They are used in the manufacture of springs because of their high tensile properties. The type of spring steel used depends on the application and type of spring. They range from plain carbon grades
  • Tool Steel
    with the least severe quench. Tool steels are classified into several broad groups, some of which are further divided into subgroups according to alloy composition, hardenability, or mechanical similarities. or carbon, tool steels, designated Type W by AISI, rely solely on carbon content for their useful
  • Metallurgical Insights for Induction Heat Treaters. Part 5: Super-Hardening Phenomenon (.pdf)
    blades, springs, chain links, truck-bed. induction coil failures" series. frames, and certain fasteners. Figure 1 (middle) shows. induction through hardening of carbon steel pins. Hardening of steels represents the most popular Both induction through and surface (case) hard-. application
  • Wire-formed Rings
    applications. Round-section rings are for external use on shafts only and are used where the expected load is light. Ring assembly and disassembly tools range from a screwdriver to automatic tools, depending on the application. Carbon spring steel (SAE-1060) is the standard material used in retaining rings
  • Spiral-Wound Rings
    ends. The standard material for spiral-wound retaining rings is carbon spring steel. Some rings are available in other materials such as 302, 316, and 17-7 PH/C stainless steel, NS A286 alloy, beryllium copper, and Inconel X-750. Time and stress greatly influence the allowable operating temperature
  • Materials Machineability Chart
    0.03% N max 0.25% O max 0.015% H max 99.2% Ti 440C when heat treated has the highest hardness values of any stainless steel (Rc 60). Needless to say a challenge to machine given its high carbon content. Primarily used for wear resistance such as bearings or parts with bearing
  • Materials Machineability Chart
    0.03% N max 0.25% O max 0.015% H max 99.2% Ti 440C when heat treated has the highest hardness values of any stainless steel (Rc 60). Needless to say a challenge to machine given its high carbon content. Primarily used for wear resistance such as bearings or parts with bearing
  • Stamped Rings
    with a screwdriver or other hand tool. Self-locking rings do not require grooves. They are available for assemblies in which the fastener need not absorb any sizable thrust, but instead serves mainly as a positioning or locking device. Most stamped retaining rings are made of high-carbon spring steel

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