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RideAnS [48]
1 year ago
5

Once the newly made spring has been hardened, what temperature should it be drawn to?

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bagirrra123 [75]1 year ago
3 0

Temperature should it be drawn to 600°-650° Fahrenheit for the newly made spring has been hardened

  • Hammer, sear, and trigger are the three main parts of a trigger mechanism.
  • . Single-stage trigger is used on the Winchester Model 94 and Marlin Model 336 rifle.
  • Lapping is the process called that entails rubbing minute amounts of metal from surfaces that must be precision-finished.
  • . Gray to dark blue color would be observe if we  achieved the desired drawing temperature of 600-650° Fahrenheit.
  • Thermocouple pyrometer is the most common instrument for measuring high temperatures in heat-treating furnaces.
  • Cherry to bright cherry color would be observe by  reaching  the temperature of 1,400°-1,500° Fahrenheit.
  • Once the newly made spring has been hardened 600° -650° Fahrenheit temperature would observe.

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