How old is the Emerson you checked. The older ones used two Ti liners. The newer ones the lockbar liner is titanium and the other liner is stainless steel.
Also to EDCAdmas it is extremely hard for the Chinese Gov. to shut these down. They just open again next door. Most these factories expect to be shit down and are ready for this, prepared to reopen again and again.
non dated cqc13, or newer one with the standoffs instead of the back spacer. it's steel liner titanium lock, legit one too, and that 300 series stainless steel ain't magnetic.
quoted for info sake .....
"One of the alloying metals, chromium, causes stainless steel
to have a magnetic grain structure. Another of the possible
alloying elements, nickel, reduces or inhibits magnetic properties.
The 300-series stainless steels have varying degrees
of nickel making them mostly non-magnetic."
"In their basic forms stainless steels have a ferritic grain
structure, similar to carbon steel, and are magnetic. The
addition of nickel in the 300-series stainless steels modifies
the crystal grain structure to austenitic. The austenitic
grades are mostly non-magnetic in the unworked state due
to their nickel content. When 300-series stainless steels are
cold-worked, straining of the atomic lattice structure in the
areas of cold-working forms the magnetic grain structure
martensite.
Generally speaking, the higher the nickel content the more
stable the austenitic structure and less magnetic response
from cold-working. Consequently 316 stainless steel, with
higher amounts of nickel, exhibits virtually no magnetism
after cold-working in most cases. While 304, with lower
nickel content, may become mildly magnetic."
quoted from......... Magnetism and Other Properties of Stainless Steel
Gregg V. Summers, P.E.
Director of Product Development
website.....
www.pencomsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/TB_MAG_SS.pdf
