RS PRO series of stainless steel shims which come in various thickness to suit all requirements. Stainless steel offers good corrosion resistance, strength and fabrication characteristics.
This range of Steel Shim include the following sizes: 519024 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.05 mm 518801 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.1 mm 518762 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.2 mm 518857 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.25 mm 518980 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.3 mm 519062 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.4 mm 519119 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.5 mm 518942 - 1.25 m x 150 mm x 0.8 mm 518829 - 50in x 6in x 0.127 mm 519074 - 50in x 6in x 0.025 mm 519096 - 50in x 6in x 0.051 mm 518946 - Shim Kit, Steel
Features and Benefits:
Precision Brand Stainless Steel Shim Stock is a full hard, cold rolled, Type 302 - Corrosion and rust resistant
Rockwell Hardness: C40-45
Meets SAE-30302, AISI-T302, ASTM A-666
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 185,000p.s.i. min.
Typical Applications
A shim is a thin piece of material used to fill small gaps or spaces between objects or to make a surface flush or level. In industry parts of machines can get worn away or ground down over time resulting in loss of functionality. To reduce this wear and tear shims can be fitted between machinery components for adjustment or alignment and so improve the functionality and mechanical life of the machine.
These Steel Shims can be used for:
Precision adjustments and alignments in machinery
Tool and die set up
Machine repair and maintenance
Mounting of motor pumps and other machinery
Prototype work
FAQs
What are steel shims used for?
Shims have different thicknesses and are used for various jobs such as:
Provide a level surface
To fill gaps
Reduce clearance between two objects
Stainless steel shim stock is ideal for making spring clips, retainers and washers
How long will stainless steel last?
Stainless steel items will last a long time and average around 15-25 years. This is due to its resistance to corrosion and requiring little maintenance.
