Product Description
Supported by a highly professional team, we are successfully manufacturing and exporting an excellent range of Alloy Steel Shims. These shims are basically thin pieces of material placed between objects for added support, increased insulation, improved leveling and tighter seals. In addition, these Alloy Steel Shims are also used to fill gaps between machine parts that are prone to wear. These shims are offered to clients in varied shapes including round, notched and slotted.
Features:
- Rugged designs
- Durable quality
- Smooth surface finishing
Our Alloy Steel Shims combine strict adherence to global standards with robust material properties, ensuring consistent quality and reliability for demanding industrial environments. Each shim is available in varying grades and hardness levels, offering a dense, corrosion-resistant solution for high-temperature applications. Choose from multiple surface finishes and dimensions to perfectly suit your machine adjustment, tooling, and engineering needs.
Versatile ApplicationsDesigned to improve performance and precision, these shims play a vital role in machine alignment, spacing, and die work. Architects, engineers, and toolmakers rely on our products for accurate adjustments and long-lasting results in projects where tolerances are critical and operational excellence is non-negotiable.
FAQs of Alloy Steel Shims:
Q: How are alloy steel shims used in industrial applications?
A: Alloy steel shims are primarily used for machine adjustment, spacing, tooling, die work, and other engineering projects. Their precision tolerances allow for accurate alignment, compensating for wear or uneven surfaces, which helps maintain equipment efficiency and prolongs machinery lifespan.
Q: What standards and grades are your alloy steel shims manufactured to?
A: Our shims are produced according to ASTM, DIN, JIS, and IS international standards. Material grades include SS301, SS304, SS316, SS321, or as specified by the customers requirements, ensuring compatibility with various industrial applications.
Q: When should I choose soft, half hard, or full hard shims?
A: Select the hardness based on application needs: soft shims are ideal for easy forming and light adjustments, half hard offer a balance between flexibility and strength, while full hard types are best for applications requiring maximum strength and minimal deformation under load.
Q: What is the manufacturing process for alloy steel shims?
A: Our manufacturing process involves precise cutting and shaping from high-grade alloy steel sheets, surface polishing (bright, matt, or mirror finish), and edge treatment to ensure a smooth, burr-free result. Each shim is inspected for dimensional accuracy and quality based on specified tolerances.
Q: Where are alloy steel shims typically applied?
A: These shims are widely used in machine alignment, die setting, engineering projects, and tooling setups across industries such as automotive, aerospace, construction, and manufacturing, wherever accurate spacing or adjustment is essential.
Q: What are the key benefits of using alloy steel shims?
A: Key advantages include excellent corrosion resistance, high temperature tolerance (up to 800C), precise thickness control (0.01 mm tolerance), and various finish options. Their robust design helps reduce operational downtime and increases equipment precision.
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