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  • Machined from Solid Bar Stock 303 Stainless Steel
  • Close tolerance Specification
  • High tolerance consistent wall thickness required
  • 8 weeks Lead-Time including the reverse Engineering from casting
  • Bar Stock product was more consistent then original cast design
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  • Inconel 718 AMS 5383 Investment Casting
  • Nickel plated bores
  • Target and flow testing requirements
  • Tolerance within .0002”
  • Conical Seal
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  • Inconel 738 Investment Casting
  • Close tolerance requirements throughout part
  • Turned/Milled and ground in house
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  • Aluminum 6061-t651
  • Made from solid due to thin walls
  • 5 axis machining
  • Reverse Engineering Casting from bar stock
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  • Machined from Nitronic 60
  • Close finish Specifications
  • Full profile NPT Threads
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  • Aluminum 2024 A250/11
  • Machined from a solid
  • Multi-Axis Machining
  • Parts family up to 12” Dia. O.D.
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  • Wasp. Alloy Material
  • Strict flatness requirement of .0005 all over part
  • 13” Diameter O.D. x 1/16” Thickness
  • Fabricated in house through in house developed processes
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  • Bearing retainer made from PH13-8 is a Martensitic Stainless Steel
  • CNC turning and 5 axis milling
  • Material supplied in a heat treated condition
  • Part is then hardened and ground to proper flatness
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  • Rough Machining Heat treating
  • Part made from a Vacuum Remelt 4340 material
  • Shot peened to improve Durability and surface finish
  • Offset bores jig ground to within .0003”
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  • Reverse Engineered Assembly from a damaged casting
  • Hog Out from a solid piece of Aluminum
  • Our engineering department was faced with a situation where
    there was no print or any Engineering data from the previous design
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  • Titanium Forging was re-Engineered and made from a solid bar
  • This resulted in lower cost a product with superior strength than the original
  • Part requires deep hole drilling