Yes, the structure will move under the 705 lbs, indeed it moved almost exactly an inch (this is real world, not some hypothetical situation).
What I am trying to get my head around is the unit of measure. Ft-Lbs. 58.75 in this instance.
If the same force (705 lbs) is applied, and the...
Full certification is here: http://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=STANDARDS&p_id=13077
I am not understanding some of this cert.
This is real world, I have applied loads and gathered results as below. This is for a 1500lb UTV.
First question regarding applied...
Thank you guys, thank you Pat,
As with most things, the more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know.
No lubricity inherent with the MoS2 eh? Never would have thought that.
What we are looking for is the most slippery material we can find, while still retaining good mechanical...
This project has taken a puzzling turn!
I spoke with the Quadrant people about purchasing the GSM Blue material for use in our injection molding facility.
They declined to provide the material, maintaining that they do not provide material to consumers, only finished product.
So I called...
Thanks guys,
Does anyone know the mix of this stuff?
Grey Nylatron looks like 2% MoS2, I would think that would stay the same, and the oil would somehow be added to that, but can't find any reference. Anyone know how much oil & moly is in the mix?
I can find no other manufacturer than...
Thank you Ornery.
We will not see any high temps.
My experience with oilite bronze bearings are that they do indeed "seep". That is my concern with the nylon as well, as the (oilite) seepage attracts and hold contaminants.
Anyone else have any experience?
Jonny
I am considering using an oil and MoS2 filled nylon (such as Nylatron GSM Blue) for a sliding "puck" in a variable pulley system.
This part will need to slide agains some aluminum ramps to actuate the gizmo.
My concerns are that the oil in the nylon will attract contaminants, as the...
