SAE 863 Sintered Iron-Copper Alloy
Our SAE 863 sintered iron-copper alloy material and parts have a proven record of incredible wear resistance and longevity. They hold closer tolerances and can be made self-lubricated by oil impregnation.
What is SAE 863 Oil Impregnation?
Oil impregnation is the process where the product is vacuum-impregnated with the lubricant of your choice. The lubricant is then metered from the bearing to the shaft during rotation. This is where the sintered products are known for their smooth action and self-dampening features. Due to these features, sintered iron and other products are widely used in several industries. SAE 863 sintered iron-copper offers unparalleled cost-effectiveness, versatility, wear resistance, and durability compared to cast iron products. Sintered iron, comprised of an 18-22% copper balance, permits the combining of materials, which cannot be accomplished any other way. This combination of materials allows the powdered iron to have an excellent wear-resistant record and an unusually long life. SAE 863 sintered iron-copper’s properties allow for it to hold closer tolerances and to be oil-impregnated with the lubricant of your choice. Our cored bar and solid bars are offered in a huge range of sizes within virtually any size range.
SAE 863 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION:
SAE 863 IRON-COPPER BRONZE PHYSICAL & MECHANICAL PROPERTIES:
SAE 863 MATERIAL TOLERANCES:
SAE 863 APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS:
- ASTM - B-439-12
- MILITARY - MIL-B-5687D, Type 2 Grade 4
- MPIF Standard 35 - FC-2000-K30
- SAE - Old SAE 863, New J471d
SAE 863 SINTERED IRON TYPICAL USES:
Typical applications where the SAE 863 sintered iron-copper alloy may be used are for bearings or bushings in heavy equipment and road machinery.
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