| These elements are added to enhance such mechanical properties as machinability, strength, and hardness. |
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| Total cost of making a casting is affected by required heat treatment and by weldability and machinability. |
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| The aluminum alloy combines the properties of machinability, corrosion resistance, strength and brazeability. |
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| Lead, tellurium and selenium are added to copper and its alloys to improve machinability. |
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| Lead, selenium, tellurium and sulfur are added to copper alloys to improve machinability. |
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| Ugitech's stainless steel long products are maintaining their leadership position for improved machinability products. |
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| This is particularly important to eliminate all traces of gri, and maintain a high level of machinability and edge quality. |
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| Total cost of making a casting is affected by required heat treatment and by weldability and machinability, in addition to ingot and melting costs. |
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| Lead may be added to the lower-strength manganese bronzes to increase machinability, but at the expense of decreased tensile strength and elongation. |
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| These minor alloying agents, while improving machinability, significantly affect the weldability of copper alloys by rendering the alloys hot-crack susceptible. |
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| Common features of all of these are the good mechanical properties, easy machinability and a fine microstructure. |
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| The addition of zinc to copper alloys improves their machinability, strength and resistance to corrosion. |
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| The most important reason for this bad machinability is the extremely low thermal conductivity of titanium alloys. |
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| The consequence: its machinability is four times worse than the one of machining steel. |
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| Free machinability is related to brittleness, therefore physical properties of Monel R-405 are less than regular Monel. |
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| Wieland-Z31 is the reference material for hot working. The mean lead content provides good machinability of the drop forged part. |
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| Many challenges are met, such as high machinability, clean die-cutting, excellent holding power, clarity, and adhesion to low surface energy substrate. |
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| Lubricity, Extreme Pressure and Metal Activity were optimized through careful laboratory and extensive field test evaluations to cover the range of metallurgy, machinability, cutting tool and machining operation needs. |
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| Iron castings used in automobiles contain about 0.1 percent tin, a small addition that improves the wear resistance, hardness, and uniformity of the iron castings in addition to enhancing their machinability. |
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| Cold-rolling often follows hot-rolling and is done to gain better mechanical properties, better machinability, special size, a bright surface, or a thinner gauge than hot-rolling can. |
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| Small concentrations of bismuth improve the machinability of aluminum, steel, stainless steels, and other alloys and suppress the separation of graphite from malleable cast iron. |
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| Indications on hourly production will be calculated on the basis of the theoretical machining and machinability characteristics of the materials and will be subject to optimisation according to the real conditions. |
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| Faced with restrictions on the use of heavy metals, improving the machinability of forging-quality steel remains a key area of investigation and research. |
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| In this respect, it was noted that some Community producers did indeed sell a certain proportion of products under a trade mark indicating higher machinability. |
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| However, it was found that there was no consistent price pattern indicating that the products with higher machinability were sold at higher prices and would thus have a higher market value. |
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| Wieland-G91 is a slide bearing material with good machinability. |
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| The biggest technological innovation for the end users of brass wire in terms of increased productivity, excellent machinability and the efficient use of space. |
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| They are distinguished through a very good machinability, form stability and make supplementary heat treatment and ageing at 33 or 44 HRC superfluous. |
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| The project partners will examine machinability and build a database of cutting tools, machining strategies, fixing methods and feeds and speeds to achieve the optimum cutting conditions for each material. |
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| Nickel and copper increase strength, and machinability, but do not change the amount of graphite formed. |
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| Aluminum, brass and plastics can have poor to fair machinability characteristics for cylindrical grinding. |
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| Machining of copper is possible, although alloys are preferred for good machinability in creating intricate parts. |
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| Lead is added to copper alloys such as brass and bronze, to improve machinability and for its lubricating qualities. |
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| These additions produce a range of alloys that may be harder than copper alone, or have other useful properties, such as stiffness, ductility, or machinability. |
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| In low concentrations, as well as acting as a lubricant, the globules hinder the formation of swarf as the alloy is worked, thereby improving machinability. |
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