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    This document provides information on the material SnSb12Cu6Pb, which is a tin alloy specified in DIN ISO 4381. It lists the chemical composition, mechanical properties including proof stress and hardness values at different temperatures, physical properties including thermal expansion and melting point, as well as notes on characteristics, uses, and testing of the alloy. The alloy is a tin-antimony-copper-lead alloy used for plain bearings in applications like turbines, compressors, electric machines, and gears.

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    This document provides information on the material SnSb12Cu6Pb, which is a tin alloy specified in DIN ISO 4381. It lists the chemical composition, mechanical properties including proof stress and hardness values at different temperatures, physical properties including thermal expansion and melting point, as well as notes on characteristics, uses, and testing of the alloy. The alloy is a tin-antimony-copper-lead alloy used for plain bearings in applications like turbines, compressors, electric machines, and gears.

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    This document provides information on the material SnSb12Cu6Pb, which is a tin alloy specified in DIN ISO 4381. It lists the chemical composition, mechanical properties including proof stress and hardness values at different temperatures, physical properties including thermal expansion and melting point, as well as notes on characteristics, uses, and testing of the alloy. The alloy is a tin-antimony-copper-lead alloy used for plain bearings in applications like turbines, compressors, electric machines, and gears.

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    Record Listing from Metals Infobase 19 - June 2001

    Designation

    SnSb12Cu6Pb

    Description

    Tin Alloy

    Form

    Casting

    Specified in

    DIN ISO 4381

    Equiv. Stds

    Identical to ISO 4381-

    Country (Matl)

    Germany (D)

    Chemical Comp.

    Elements
    Sn
    Sb
    Cu
    Pb
    As
    Bi
    Fe
    Al
    Zn
    Others Total

    Mechanical Prop.
    Property/Unit
    0.2% Proof Stress N/mm 2
    0.2% Proof Stress N/mm 2
    0.2% Proof Stress N/mm 2
    Brinell Hardness HB
    Brinell Hardness HB
    Brinell Hardness HB
    Brinell Hardness HB

    Min %
    Remainder
    11
    5
    1

    13:56 Thu Aug 30 2001

    Max %
    13
    7
    3
    0.1
    0.08
    0.1
    0.01
    0.01
    0.4

    Condition

    Temp Size
    20C
    50C
    100C
    20C
    50C
    120C
    150C

    Min Max
    61
    60
    36
    25
    20
    12
    8

    Physical Prop.

    Material Properties of Test Bar:


    Bond Strength between bearing metal (limiting value; see ISO 4386-2) and steel with C = 0.1% (m/m) bearing
    metal thickness equal or greater than 6 mm = 40 N/mm 2 approximately.
    Rotating bending fatigue, Rrbf, 10 7 cycles = +/- 28 N/mm2 approximately.
    Linear thermal expansion coefficient = 22.7 x 10 -6/K approximately.
    Melting range = 183 to 400C approximately.
    Casting range = 480 to 520C approximately.
    Density = 7.4 kg/dm3 approximately.

    Notes

    This standard specifies requirements for bearing metals based on lead and tin casting alloys for multilayer plain
    bearings.
    This grade is a tin-antimony-copper-lead alloy.
    In special cases a maximum arsenic content of 0.8% is acceptable.
    Characteristics and principal uses:
    Good sliding properties at mean load and high to low sliding velocities in the hydrodynamic range; good impact
    stress; sensitive to reversed bending stress and edge compression; high wear resistance in the case of rough
    journals (grey cast iron).
    Used for plain bearings for turbines, compressors, electric machines and gears.
    Minimum hardness of the shaft is 160 HB.
    NOTE: In multilayer plain bearings the difference between the hardness of the bearing material and the shaft
    material should be such that welding under working conditions is safely avoided. The working conditions, in
    particular the lubricating conditions, have considerable influence on the selection of the shaft material. For this
    reason, the recommended hardness value for the shaft material is a minimum value. In general, unquenched
    and untempered shaft materials are used in the case of bearing materials based on lead and tin.
    The chemical analysis is decisive for the acceptance of the bearing metal.
    The Brinell hardness at 20C is regarded as the test and acceptance value. All other indicated values in the
    mechanical properties table and the physical properties field are mean values or ranges and are regarded as
    typical values for the designer. In view of the range of possible alloy compositions and the marked influence
    exerted by the cooling conditions on the mechanical properties, relatively large deviations from the indicated
    values are to be expected in individual cases.

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    IMPORTANT NOTICE! This information is not a substitute for the source document to which you must refer.

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