Re: FAG NU2205E - but made in India!!
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2012 7:44 am
The "scuz" was a reference to individuals/companies not countries. Should any fraud be taking place, its as likely to be "here" as "there". Or both.
- "To many variables to nail down failure pecisely, but my money is on dodgy steel." D-H-L.
Steel making using the open hearth or its modern developments rely on scrap steel in order to work efficiently. Iron ore has a variable yield, but not much is above 30% iron oxide- so 70% dirt.
So you may be right, dodgy steel, but because someone chooses the wrong grade not because of the process by which it is produced. Either out of ignorance or for their own economic benefit.
And because a casual glance can't differentiate, we end up paying for crap bearings.
- "To many variables to nail down failure pecisely, but my money is on dodgy steel." D-H-L.
Steel making using the open hearth or its modern developments rely on scrap steel in order to work efficiently. Iron ore has a variable yield, but not much is above 30% iron oxide- so 70% dirt.
So you may be right, dodgy steel, but because someone chooses the wrong grade not because of the process by which it is produced. Either out of ignorance or for their own economic benefit.
And because a casual glance can't differentiate, we end up paying for crap bearings.