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    BT Marine supplies propeller shafts made from various materials in diameters up to 300mm and lengths up to 14 meters. Shafts can be supplied in styles like plain tapered, precision ground, stepped, or sleeved depending on the application. Materials include mild steel, stainless steels like 304, 316, and 17/4ph, and high-strength duplex and super duplex alloys like F.51 and F.55. Mechanical properties vary with the material, with yield strengths ranging from 215 to over 800 MPa and elongations from 14-70%.

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    BT Marine supplies propeller shafts made from various materials in diameters up to 300mm and lengths up to 14 meters. Shafts can be supplied in styles like plain tapered, precision ground, stepped, or sleeved depending on the application. Materials include mild steel, stainless steels like 304, 316, and 17/4ph, and high-strength duplex and super duplex alloys like F.51 and F.55. Mechanical properties vary with the material, with yield strengths ranging from 215 to over 800 MPa and elongations from 14-70%.

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    BT Marine supplies propeller shafts made from various materials in diameters up to 300mm and lengths up to 14 meters. Shafts can be supplied in styles like plain tapered, precision ground, stepped, or sleeved depending on the application. Materials include mild steel, stainless steels like 304, 316, and 17/4ph, and high-strength duplex and super duplex alloys like F.51 and F.55. Mechanical properties vary with the material, with yield strengths ranging from 215 to over 800 MPa and elongations from 14-70%.

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    BT Marine supplies propeller shafts made from various materials in diameters up to 300mm and lengths up to 14 meters. Shafts can be supplied in styles like plain tapered, precision ground, stepped, or sleeved depending on the application. Materials include mild steel, stainless steels like 304, 316, and 17/4ph, and high-strength duplex and super duplex alloys like F.51 and F.55. Mechanical properties vary with the material, with yield strengths ranging from 215 to over 800 MPa and elongations from 14-70%.

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    Propeller Shafts

    Using only the finest quality virgin steel, BT Marine shaft assemblies are supplied in
    diameters from 25mm to 300mm. One piece shafts are available in lengths up to 14 meters.
    Shafts can be supplied in a variety of styles from plain tapered and precision ground to
    stepped or sleeved dependant on upon the method of lubrication and application. All of our
    shaft assemblies are supplied complete with keys, coupling nuts and propeller cone nuts
    and can be ordered with compliance to any IACS society.

    We can offer the following materials:

    Mild Steel 070M20 (1.0402):


    Traditional mild steel for use in sealed grease or oil lubrication systems. Shaft life can be
    extended by fitment of bronze or stainless steel sleeves by way of bearing areas. In applications
    where the shaft will be subject to saltwater exposure, it can be wrapped in an GRP epoxy
    cladding for protection.

    Stainless Steel: S304 (1.4301):


    Marine shaft material for water, grease, or oil lubrication offering fair resistance to corrosion and
    moderate wear properties.
    Stainless Steel: S431 (1.4057):
    A high strength stainless steel for use in situations where the shaft torque and power dictate that
    the use of mild steel is not possible, offers moderate resistance to corrosion.

    Stainless Steel: S316 (1.4401/1.4436):


    Traditional marine shaft material for water, grease, or oil lubrication offering good resistance to
    corrosion and good wear properties.

    Stainless Steel: 17/4ph (1.4542):


    A martensitic, chromium-nickel-copper precipitation hardening stainless steel used for
    applications requiring high strength and a moderate level of corrosion resistance.

    Duplex F.51 (1.4462):


    A modern high strength stainless steel alloy offering excellent resistance to corrosion with
    outstanding wear properties, particularly useful for high speed, and high power applications
    where smaller shaft diameters are desirable to reduce drag from underwater hardware.

    Super Duplex F.55 (1.4501):


    Another modern Super-high strength stainless steel alloy offering excellent resistance to
    corrosion with outstanding wear properties, particularly useful for high speed, and high power
    applications.

    Below is a table of typical mechanical properties for the materials:

    Material 070M20 SS304 SS431 SS316 17/4ph F.51 F.55


    Tensile Strength (N/mm2) 430 505 >800 550 >930 700 >805
    0.2% Yield Stress (N/mm2) 215 215 >600 240 >724 >450 >530
    % Elongation 15 70 14 60 16 40 25

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