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OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE


HARDIALL®


Righton Blackburns is the sole UK distributor of Hardiall®, a high hardness and low friction copper alloy designed for extreme conditions, manufactured by Lebronze alloys.


Righton Blackburns, an independent metals and specialist plastics stockholder and distributor has been a trusted supply partner for premium quality products for over 100 years and is pleased to add Hardiall® to its range of copper alloys.


Hardiall® key features & benefits n High strength & hardness n Low friction n Excellent lubricity n Corrosion & erosion resistant n Excellent wear resistance n Excellent machinability n Excellent galling resistance n Pitting & spalling resistance n No hydrogen embrittlement n Non-magnetic n High performance at both elevated


and sub-zero temperatures: -193°F up to 572°F


n Dimensional stability


Visit our website to find your local Service Centre www.rightonblackburns.co.uk


RBL HARDIALL AD 121 x 185mm.indd 1 10/01/2020 14:57


Operating with oil and gas clients across the globe, we deliver:


• A hands-on and tailored approach


Leading provider of PCB electronic assembly services


• Highly accurate and precise assembly services


• Everything in accordance to IPC-A-610 standards


We do so using highly skilled operators and state of the art equipment including latest placement technology and 3D optical inspection equipment.


www.hindleycircuits.co.uk HC-121mm x 185mm CMYK advert.indd 1 26 www.engineerlive.com 23/01/2020 16:38


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