Slivers On Rolled Steel Products
Slivers are loose or torn segments of steel that have been rolled into the surface of the bar. they are often confused with laps, scabs, and mill shearing.
Slivers are loose or torn segments of steel that have been rolled into the surface of the bar. they are often confused with laps, scabs, and mill shearing.
A lap is a ‘rolled over condition in a bar where a sharp over fill or fin has been formed and subsequently rolled back into the bar’s surface.’
Adequate stock removal in machining, Eddy current testing, and adjusting order to reflect cold work application are important steps to maximize good part yield and minimize cracking due to post machining cold work.