Posted Dec. 02, 2022
The qualities that make Hastelloy popular in the chemical, pharmaceutical and oil and gas industries—resistance to heat as well as to cracking and pitting in the presence of acids, chlorides and oxidizing salts—make machining it more challenging than many other metals.
As a machine shop owner or manager, you know how important it is to have the right tools for the job. But what if you could have tools that can do more than one job?
Those who have spent any time at all in a micromachining-focused shop know how challenging those parts can be.
The strength and stiffness that make titanium ideal for aviation equipment and human joint replacements also make it tough for machinists to cut and shape. Here’s what you need to know to work successfully with this widely used metal.
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