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pipe bending help
We use these types of benders everyday. We don't have this particular brand, but they are the same type of benders. 1. You will always have a small kink at the apex of the bend with this type of bender, but you can minimize it with a few techniques. 2. That bender should bend 90 degrees...- skinnyj
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- Forum: Machines & Machining engineering
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Help with material
Oops...I forgot to add that the shafts are about 1.5" in diameter. BTW, what is TARRC?- skinnyj
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- Forum: Rubber engineering
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Help with material
Thanks for the reply Graham. My application doesn't really make too much sense now that I look back at my original post. Let me shed some light on this. A steel collar fits over a steel shaft. This collar is larger than the shaft, but needs to clamp down on the shaft to provide a slip-free...- skinnyj
- Post #3
- Forum: Rubber engineering
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Help with material
I am in charge of designing a part but I am not familiar with plastics or rubber. I was hoping some of you pros could help. Here is what I need: This part will be used as an insert compressed between two stationary metal pieces. The part is to prevent scratching or damage to metal pieces...- skinnyj
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- Forum: Rubber engineering
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choosing the right material
I am in charge of designing a part but I am not familiar with plastics or rubber. I was hoping some of you pros could help. Here is what I need: This part will be used as an insert compressed between two stationary metal pieces. The part is to prevent scratching or damage to metal pieces...- skinnyj
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- Forum: Composite engineering
