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  1. luisd

    17-4 tube hydrogen embrittlement

    metengr, Thanks for your response. I think you ment "a post bake after GRINDING to relieve residual stresses", did you? So no bake after grinding is required. Thanks again Luis
  2. luisd

    Chrome/Nickel coating to increase hardness

    Ok, we are trying the chrome plating. I'll keep you posted on the results. Thanks to everyone for your help. Best regards.
  3. luisd

    17-4 tube hydrogen embrittlement

    We are hard chrome plating a 17-4PH tube (OD.75"xLength 44")and I'm concerned about hydrogen embrittlement since we had problems with an assy before. We are now baking before and after plating. We also need to grind after we plate and I've been told that it is better to bake it to relieve stress...
  4. luisd

    17-4PH 17-7PH Tubing

    Guys, I am in need of 17-4PH per AMS 5643 or 17-7PH per AMS 5568 tubing. They should be approx. 44 inch in length, .749 OD and .590 ID. Do you know any manufacturer that can help me with this? The vendor we have gives us a lead time of 20 weeks and management is having a heart attack. Thanks
  5. luisd

    Chrome/Nickel coating to increase hardness

    Thanks to everyone, the information has been very useful. We are plating the rails with hard chrome this week and probably do some wear tests. I’ll keep you posted with the results. Discussing with the plating company a new question came up: If we use a hard dense chrome, what is the effect of...
  6. luisd

    Chrome/Nickel coating to increase hardness

    We are running a part on two rails (.75 diam) using steel linear motion ball bearings (open). They have to be steel because the area where they work is subjected to high temperature. The thing is the bearings are ruining my rails because the bearing balls (60/70 Rockwell) are harder than the...

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