RE: Rapid Tool / coefficient of thermal expansion

From: Brian Bauman (bbauman@proex.com)
Date: Fri Apr 11 1997 - 16:45:32 EEST


Franck,

The information I have from DTM is as follows:

Coefficient Thermal Expansion x 10-6 -60 to 450 deg. F (-51 to 232 deg. C) using ASTM E831 in / in/deg F (m/m/deg C) is 7.99 (14.4)

The information I have is a year old or so. DTM might have more current data.

Hope this helps.

Brian Bauman
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From: Franck Lacan[SMTP:Lacan@cardiff.ac.uk]
Sent: Friday, April 11, 1997 6:03 AM
To: RP-Mailing List
Subject: Rapid Tool / coefficient of thermal expansion

What is the coefficient of thermal expansion (%) of a mould or part built
using the Rapid Tool metal process from DTM?
Is it only related to the percentage of copper and steel?

Franck

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