ARTICLE – PMPA Member Profile – Brinkman International Group Inc.
Published May 2007
By PMPA Staff
Precision machining runs in the Brinkman family.
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Lead has no apparent effect on the yield strength, tensile strength, reduction of area, elongation, impact strength, or fatigue strength of steel. ”
For this reason, the addition to lead to steel is not considered an alloying addition. The addition of lead is a great way to improve the economics of machining and improving the surface finish of complex parts from steel.