How Powdered Metals Convert for the Strength You Need
Historically speaking, powdered metals are recognized as moderately strong materials. They form relatively hard bearings and other self-lubricating items. By heat treating sintered metal parts, they become even tougher. In point of fact, the sintering process uses thermal energy and pressure, so some heat treated hardenability is applied during the production phase. Okay, this strength-conversion […]
Common Causes of Shaft Runout or Misalignment in Sintered Bearings
Shaft runout is described as a centreline deviation issue. To illustrate this drive transmission glitch, imagine the rod of a drive shaft. It moves around its axis, always. Should the drive rod’s centre of radial motion stray, it’ll develop runout. This drift movement is clearly undesirable. Nonetheless, runout problems and misalignment errors can occur in […]