.:Techniques Information:.
MI 00 602 ................... download or print pdf
DESCRIPTION:
Using MI 00 601 as the base material, this has been developed for more specialized applications where safety and continuous operation are important issues.
The key differences between this material and
(MI 00 601) is the high graphite content. Acting as a dry lubricant, this graphite servers to greatly reduce wear, and narrow the gap between static and dynamic friction coefficients which has particular interest in torque limiting and tension brake applications.
SOME TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
Friction torque limiting and tension brake applications.
ADHESIVES:
The use of any well known thermosetting adhesive is recommended.
RUBBING SURFACES:
Good quality, fine grained pearlitic cast iron with Brinell hardness of 150-200 is recommended.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES:
Density g/cm3 .... 1.80-1.90
Hardness (SHORE-D) .... 76-84
Acetone extraction .... <2.5%
Ignition loss .... 38-43%
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES:
Tensile strength N/mm² .... 10.775
(ASTM D-638)
Compressive strength N/mm² .... 76.75
10% (UNE 53205)
Ultimate compressive strength .... 103.25
N/mm² (UNE 53205)
FRICTION PROPERTIES:
Friction coefficient (dynamic)µ
(See graph) .... 0.45 ± 0.05
Wear rate (@ 79N, 7m/s)
F.A.S.T .... 50 - 70mm3 /Kwh
F.A.S.T. test conditions (max temperature)
F=79N v=7m/s t=90min ....<250ºC
F=100N v=7m/s t=
F=100N v=11m/s t=50min ....<320ºC
Recommended operating temperatures (max) :
Continuous operation .... 250 ºC
Intermittent operation .... 350 ºC
µ (friction coefficient) vs temperature @79N/7 m/s
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