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Tube Sheet Requirement
Combining Plasma Cutting with Drilling and Machined All Over Applications
High-Definition Plasma Cutting combined with State of the Art Drilling and Machined All Over Applications
Product Name:
Machined All Over and Drilled Tube Sheet Requirement
The Specifics of the Job:
For this job, our customer has requested that we create these multiple, small diameter, mid-range thickness, 316/316L dual certified Stainless Steel tube sheets for a critical project. These tube sheets was plasma cut in-house and then sent to our State-of-the-Art machine shop, where the OD was finished to 12.250” and both faces was machined on each side with a raised-face. No job is too small for Sandmeyer, your critical projects are our critical projects.
Sandmeyer’s recent addition of our Quickmill Annihilator Machining® Center has allowed Sandmeyer to complete tube sheet jobs in almost no time at all. For this job we drilled 55 tube sheet holes to a tight tolerance of +.002/-.004 on the hole diameter itself. These holes were in addition to the bolt hole pattern around the outer edge of the tube sheet. Another example of how Sandmeyer can help your project by providing multiple additional
value-added services – all under one roof – saving you time.
Job Specifications:
- .875” Thick 316/316L
- 12.250” OD
- Machined All Over on both sides
- Raised Face with Bevel
- 55 Holes; +.002/-.004 Diameter
Sandmeyer’s Edge:
Let us tackle your next beveled product, and you’ll get the “edge you need”
from Sandmeyer Steel Company, the premier supplier of Stainless Steel,
Nickel Alloy, and Titanium plate and plate products. We offer drilling,
bandsaw cutting, abrasive waterjet cutting, plasma cutting, Machincut rings and discs up to 124” OD (3150 mm), and laser cut products through 1.25” (31.8 mm) -all under one roof. When matched with our 18 million pounds of Stainless Steel, Nickel Alloy, and Titanium plate and plate products. Sandmeyer Steel Company provides you with the “edge” for specialty plate and plate products.
Posted on: September 4, 2019