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What is the maximum bend allowable tolerance on a three and a half inch truss head machine screw? I know its in the fi standards, i cant seem to locate it. Yous have been very helpfull for me in other areas, seeing if anyone can help me now. Thank you in advance.
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What is the maximum bend allowable tolerance on a three and a half inch truss head machine screw? I know its in the fi standards, i cant seem to locate it. Yous have been very helpfull for me in other areas, seeing if anyone can help me now. Thank you in advance.
You should be able to find the appropriate formulae in the Machinery Handbook.
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my problem is, i have a three and a half inch truss head machine screw. this part gets heat treated and needs to stay within a .025 T.I.R. but do the ifi standards give you an allowable bend tolerance as well. thank you again in advance and hope everyone had a great holiday
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