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the title is wrong, sorry. it must be "why do we make annealing before grinding?

In my firm 304 ss wires(about 330 micron thickness) is annealed before grinding. What is the metallurgical story of annealing before grinding?(annealing is made at 650 C)

Our research-development department found this solution with numerous experiments. I started this job 1 month ago and they ask me to improve some of the processes like annealing and electropolishing. I dont have information about analyzing lactic acid, i t,hnk they dont have too :)

we make polishing for function.

is there a better solution then phosphoric acid+sulfuric acid+lactic acid for electropolishing of 316L?

we cool 316L in air. I don't know the term "scaling". Can you a little explain

i am trying to find the best annealing and best cooling conditions for 316L. i wanna know which areas i must pass quickly etc...

are there any source for TTT and CCT graphs of 316L?

What is the hardest polycarbonate, and what is it's hardness in rockwell m and rockwell r.in addition i cant find a conversion table for rockwell r and rockwell m. I'll be so glad if i can get a conversion table about rockwell r and m.

does anyone know the 304 stainless steels normalization annealing temperature and annealing tine for a wire about 12 micron

Firstly i want to thank you about the distortion-cooling speed relation information.. Our 316 L stent material comes us annealed.. we have a laser process to pattern the stent.. then we anneal the 316 L part.. there are effected zones in laser process.. we want to get back the old mechanical...

there are useful informations about 316 L, thank you. But i need specific information about annealing behaviours of 316 L. In my firm, annealing of 316 L is made about 850 C. I specifially need various cooling curves for different cooling speeds and information for waiting time at 850 C.

In addition i need data about the effect of different cooling speeds on the annealed 316 L

i need detailed information about annealing of 316 L which is used in stent production. If there are micrographs for different anneling temperatures i will be more pleased..