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Re: S303 outer threads and S303 threaded shaft=problems?

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Posted ByCragyon on April 23, 2002 at 10:21:38:

In Reply to: S303 outer threads and S303 threaded shaft=problems? posted byRalph Rivers on April 19, 2002 at 15:03:57:

For most design applications, you want the materials to the same. This is good for galvanic capatability, CTE match (thermal expansion rates. Stainless 303 is pretty good material selection for many applications. If the material is strong enough and has the right fatique qualities for your particular design, than this is a good choice. I can't think of a good reason to arbitrarily use different materials for the aplication you have described.

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Comments:: For most design applications, you want the materials to the same. This is good for galvanic capatability, CTE match (thermal expansion rates. Stainless 303 is pretty good material selection for many applications. If the material is strong enough and has the right fatique qualities for your particular design, than this is a good choice. I can't think of a good reason to arbitrarily use different materials for the aplication you have described.

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