smalltime
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- Jan 10, 2010
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We have a high volume project that requires punching thru 316 s.s.
The hole sizes are around .250" and thicknesses are .050 and the second is around .030.
Does this grade work harden more than other "milder" grades, such as 304?
Should we count on either carbide, or CPM, or will D2 be sufficient?
I'd like to run around 3% clearance if possible, to reduce tumbling time.
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
The hole sizes are around .250" and thicknesses are .050 and the second is around .030.
Does this grade work harden more than other "milder" grades, such as 304?
Should we count on either carbide, or CPM, or will D2 be sufficient?
I'd like to run around 3% clearance if possible, to reduce tumbling time.
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.