Nylatron® GS HS 6/6 LP-410a molybdenum disulphide Rod .880"x11.75" x 4ea (47")

Description

THIS IS A LOT STIFFER THAN THE 3/4" DIA ONES I HAVE LISTED HERE
IS MUCH EASIER TO MACHINE AND HOLD CLOSE  TOLERANCES
PLEASE NOTE!! THIS IS FOR 4 PIECES,   .880" in diameter aprox.
11.75" long
each.
CUT TO
aprox.11-3/4"
LONG so it can fit in the PADDED flat fee 3 day shipping envelope.
if you want longer lengths up to 8' long, please let me know by way of messaging here
and we can talk about the handling and
shipping costs
.
This has been Heat Stabilized. ANNEALED! There is plenty of information on the internet about this product!
please do your research FIRST!
LOOK AT THE PHOTOS OF WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.  FOUR PIECES
APROX. 11.75" LONG
.
CAN ENLARGE PHOTOS  BY CLICKING ON THE PIC.  LIKE LOOKING UNDER A MAGNIFYING GLASS.
Nylatron
®
GS
is a cast Nylon 6 with MsO2 as a solid lubricant filler that has outstanding
toughness, VERY LOW coefficient of friction and good abrasion resistance makes it an excellent replacement for a wide variety of materials from metal to rubber.
Nylatron
®
GS
reduces lubrication requirements, eliminates galling, corrosion and improves wear resistance. It has high impact strength as well as sound dampening characteristics.
Nylatron
®
GS
is easily fabricated into precision parts using standard metalworking equipment. Tolerances of +/-.002 are easily achieved with experience.
It is an excellent choice for wheels, bearings, rollers and cable pulleys, cable guides, sleeves ....
I was using this to machine the bearing in light weight titanium mountaineering pulleys back in the 90,s.  IT worked very well!
this is NEW MATERIAL,
old stock
stored in the  climate controlled machine shop.
im sorry to have to add the
shipping costs
, but after being payed here with the "new deal", i only ended up with a little more than ... that does not even come close to covering my expenses of just packing this so it will arrive to you intact . this material is not cheap, and im sure with the "new deal" it will soon be way more, as cost are becoming  way more with the "new deal" (transfer of wealth) we are experiencing. THANKS AND AGAIN, ... i apologize for this.