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Thanks for the reply. That is what I did, an assembly level cut. The problem is that it cuts at the end of the motion instead of slowly cutting during the motion.

I am trying to animate a section view. I have read the other posts in the forum, and they didn't help me resolve the problem. I have created a separate part to make the cut and it does cut the assembly, however it doesn't animate the cut. Instead it completes the motion sequence and then, as...

I've checked: Hygienic (tri-clover) DIN SMS DS None of these match

It is a filter housing made of 316L used in a fermentation process

I am trying to identify a fitting. It is on a filter housing and looks like a hygienic (tri-clamp) fitting, but the dimensions don't match anything. Any suggestions?

I am trying to identify the attached fitting. It looks like a hygienic (tri-clamp) fitting, but the dimensions are different. The i.d. appears to be 14mm. Can anyone identify this?

Your question is a little vague. Depending on what you are trying to achieve you might want to look at different options. Are you lining the inside or outside of the rubber with the teflon? Are the materials dynamic or static in the application? If you want to etch the teflon, you might look...

The most commonly used concentration is 0.2g/l. In regard to water versus chemical cleaning it is an area of contention. You can remove the ribo, wet or dry, with water only. However, when the ribo is allowed to dry the amount of water needed to remove it is far greater. In a Factory...

I have a customer who requires studs to meet SA-193 (Grade B7) , we currently use Monel 400. From what I've been able to find out this material is not SA-193, but does it exceed SA-193? And if so is it generally an acceptable practice to substitute a higher grade material for SA-193?

These are non-galling also: Carpenter Galltough Fry Steel Nitronic 60

I recently had a customer send certs back to me saying that ASME required tensile and yield strengths to be listed in Mpa. Our certs vary by manufacturer some use mpa, some use ksi , psi, etc. My questions are: Is this correct? Is this a new requirement? or Is it just easier for them to do...

I recently came across a problem regarding material used in a pressure vessel. We have always used material specified to ASME SA249. Now I am being asked to supply material to SB691. Does this only apply to AL6XN material or to 316L also?