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Who knows what indicated thickness means?

2017-12-01View Original

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Who knows what indicated thickness means?
Reply #22017-12-01
Uh, I guess it’s the nominal thickness? My English isn’t good; someone more skilled downstairs can please provide an answer
Reply #32017-12-01
Uh, I guess it’s the nominal thickness? My English isn’t good; someone more skilled downstairs can please provide an answer
Reply #42017-12-01
It’s best to provide the whole sentence when asking. I guess it’s “given thickness”.
Reply #52017-12-02
The original phrase is that the indicated thickness of the heads is the minimum thickness
Reply #62017-12-02
I thought it was industry jargon: lol
Reply #72017-12-02
The head thickness given in (the figure) (the data table) is the minimum thickness
Reply #82017-12-02
It seems, as mentioned below, that it isn’t a technical term
Reply #92017-12-04
The thickness indicated on the drawings you have is the minimum thickness; The thickness of your end cap after molding must be greater than the value shown in the diagram
Reply #102017-12-05
Perfect, I like these easy-to-understand explanations: lol

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