Cr Ni Stainless Material Type Question?
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Posted by: jp77texags ®

09/28/2006, 13:16:38

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Does anyone know what type of Stainless Steel material this would be?
I have a govt. contract that calls out for a Cr Ni Steel, Comp 6, Cond annealed, per an old specification AN-3-771. The part is used as a swaged sleeve on a parachute ripcord. The specification is obsolete with no replacement. Does anyone know what type of SS this is?
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Jeffery







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10/10/2006, 22:37:25

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It would be a high crus nickle stainless. One modern version is 15-5 PH stainless.
It only comes wroght, as I remember, and is very tough. One key use is for the trunions and locks that hold the big jet engines on aircraft. Are you able to ask them if this is a suitable material? I'm betting it is. It is not all that easy to machine. I'm not sure what the tensile is, but it is WAY up there.




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Posted by: yermak ®

10/10/2006, 13:52:22

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You might want to look at an ASM manual of equivalant. They should be in the engineering and technology section of a university library. I use them a lot in my line of work. There is point buying them because they are huge and pricey.







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