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Is this a crack in material 321? What’s the reason? Please have the experts take a look

2017-08-18View Original

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The rod was first rounded using a wire cutting machine, and then taken to a lathe. After machining it, tiny crack-like defects were found everywhere; these defects were still present even after machining 4–5 mm. The inner surface was also polished, but the same issue persisted; Moreover, the chip generation during machining with this material is much higher than that with 304; I don’t usually work with 321, so I’m not sure if this is normal ? The image is below
Reply #22017-08-18
It’s compressed too much; send a few clear ones
Reply #32017-08-30
All items have been returned, and a claim has been filed for processing fees, delay fees, shipping costs, etc. Thank you all for your responses
Reply #42017-08-30
Mm. Problems should be resolved promptly once they are identified.
Reply #52017-08-30
Substandard products. The return is correct.

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