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Posted by Clint Dixon on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 12:50:23 :
In Reply to: Frozen posted by copey on Monday, January 26, 2009 at 20:16:23 :
In the first machine shop where I was a machinist, it was policy to use Anti-Sieze compound on EVERYTHING. Any time a bearing, bushing, or collar got pressed into a part, Anti-Sieze had to be first coated on the mating surfaces. If two parts were being pressed together, Anti-Sieze had to also be first coated on their mating surfaces.
In the second machine shop where I was a machinist, it was policy to never use Anti-Sieze on ANYTHING. You should have seen some of the parts when I had to press them back apart later. Galling was extreme.
Junior
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