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Babbitt Bearing Grade 11 Alloy Ingot (SAE-11)
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- SKU:
- BabbittGrade11
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- Weight:
- 1.00 LBS
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Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
| Buy 14 - 49 | and get 5% off |
| Buy 50 - 99 | and get 7% off |
| Buy 100 - 249 | and get 9% off |
| Buy 250 - 499 | and get 16% off |
| Buy 500 or above | and get 24% off |
Description
Sold by the ingot.
Number 11 (SAE-11) Babbitt is an alloy with approximately 87.5% Tin, 6.75% Antimony, and 5.75% Copper. The melting temperature is 470F and the pouring temperature is 620F. Each ingot weighs approximately 1 lbs 3/4" x 1.5" x 4".
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