The machinability of gray cast iron is superior to that of all steel. Is it correct?
Observe the flake graphite.
- David
- 22 Jan
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RaviRC
- 05 Feb
Yes. Because cast iron is harder than that of all steel. For this reason CI is good accuracy, surface finish, and realibility.
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