EXTSW (1/4”/.252-.257” ID) x (5/8”/.615") OD x (7/8”/.875” Thick) 304 Stainless Spacer

EXTSW 1/4” ID x 5/8” OD x 7/8” Thick 304 Alloy Stainless Steel Spacer

Actual size (.252- .257" ID) x .625” OD x .875" thick 
(+/- .003" on OD and thickness dimensions)

(.252” - .257” range for ID)

Made in USA on a CNC lathe

It is a beautiful fit for your 1/4” Stainless bolts, all thread, studs or shafts

We can make as many as you need, just contact me.

"18-8" is not an specific alloy

"Stainless steel" is not a specific alloy

WE TELL YOU THE ALLOY OF STAINLESS

"18-8" is not the same as 304 Alloy.

"18-8" is a general classification of the 300 series Stainless steel, which includes 302, 302HQ, 303, 304, 305, 384, XM7 .

304 Stainless Alloy is more expensive and is harder to machine than 303. 

304 has better corrosion resistance than 303. 304 is weldable, 303 is not.

The term "18-8" has APPROXIMATELY (not exactly) 18% Chromium and 8% Nickel. 

The term "304" alloy stainless steel has a MINIMUM amount of 18% Chromium and a MINIMUM amount of 8% Nickel, COMBINED with a MAXIMUM of 0.08% Carbon. Carbon is one of the elements that will make it corrode. The lower the carbon, the less it erodes.

304L Stainless steel has less than 3% Carbon.

I only use 304L or 316L stainless Steel.

Sulfur is added to the 303 alloy which makes it easier to machine, but the sulfur addition does lower Alloy 303’s corrosion resistance to below that of Alloy 304 and also makes it not suitable for welding.