C67410 Manganese Bronze Alloy
Much like other manganese bronze alloys, C67410 resists corrosion well. When used in bearings, C67410 can handle high speeds and heavy loads. By including manganese, iron, and aluminum, this alloy resists seizing.
C67410 has high strength for use in heavy-load applications. Some typical uses include:
- Manganese Bronze Bushings
- Manganese Bronze Cams
- Manganese Bronze Connecting Rods
- Manganese Bronze Cylinder Liners
- Manganese Bronze Gears
- Manganese Bronze Hydraulic Piston Shoes
- Manganese Bronze Shafts
- Manganese Bronze Valve Guides & Chain Guides
- Manganese Bronze Wear Plates
Diversified Bronze has solid and cored manganese bronze bars in 144" lengths. Other lengths and non-standard sizes are available.
Technical Details
C67410 is made up of 55.5-59% copper, 2% nickel, 1.3-2.3% aluminum, 1.0-2.4% manganese, and 1% iron. The best welding techniques include:
- Brazing
- Butt
- Gas-Shileded Arc
- Seam
- Soldering
- Spot
C67410 Manganese Bronze Alloy Properties
Density
0.292 lb/in
8.08 g/cm3
Brinell Hardness
140-200
140-200
Tensile strength
70000-109000 psi
483-750 MPa
Yield strength
34000-62000 psi
234-430 MPa
Elastic modulus
16969 ksi
117 GPa
Poisson's ratio
0.34
0.34
Thermal expansion coefficient (@20-300°C/68-572°F)
11.0 µin/in°F
19.8 µm/m°C
Thermal conductivity (@20.0°C/68°F)
58.0 BTU in/hr.ft².°F
100.4 W/mK