subsearobot
Mechanical
- Jan 19, 2007
- 217
Hello,
Anyone with experience (or opinion )with a high temperature resin used to mold precision screw threads? Looking for good lubricity, and low galling.
3/8-32 threads, used for positioning a very light load (*low* thread stresses)
operates at room temperature (35F-100F)
dimensionally stable after up to 100 autoclave cycles (121C, 100 saturation)
good wear resistance
We use ultem 1000 for many static parts here, but wondering if there is a better (cost effective) contender for sliding properties.
thanks
Anyone with experience (or opinion )with a high temperature resin used to mold precision screw threads? Looking for good lubricity, and low galling.
3/8-32 threads, used for positioning a very light load (*low* thread stresses)
operates at room temperature (35F-100F)
dimensionally stable after up to 100 autoclave cycles (121C, 100 saturation)
good wear resistance
We use ultem 1000 for many static parts here, but wondering if there is a better (cost effective) contender for sliding properties.
thanks