Hardox 400 vs 500

[typhoon_driver]

You might want to give your techs a heads up on the material and make sure they have appropriate drill bits available. From my own memory of university techs, they generally don't come across materials much harder to work with than mild steel as projects rarely called for anything better. The few times they did it took a hell of a lot longer to get parts made as they had to tool up especially for it.

If the teeth are properly welded in then they shouldn't come out. Typhoon 2s teeth weren't recessed into the ring, merely shaped around the curve and then welded on. Never had a failure (Although we did get guys well experienced welding hardox to that for us).

[TechAUmNu]

You might want to give your techs a heads up on the material and make sure they have appropriate drill bits available. From my own memory of university techs, they generally don't come across materials much harder to work with than mild steel as projects rarely called for anything better. The few times they did it took a hell of a lot longer to get parts made as they had to tool up especially for it.

If the teeth are properly welded in then they shouldn't come out. Typhoon 2s teeth weren't recessed into the ring, merely shaped around the curve and then welded on. Never had a failure (Although we did get guys well experienced welding hardox to that for us).

Yeah, we are going to be getting them to do some aluminium parts that won't fit in my cnc, so will be asking them about it then. If they don't have the right drills we will probably just buy a couple packs and hand them over with the material.

Yeah, shouldn't have any problems. So long as our rather flimsy looking holders for the skateboard wheels don't break I think it will all go well.