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I would like to know what STK stands for and when should it be used.
Thank you
Mickey
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Mickey
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RE: STK
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RE: STK
ASME Y14.5M-1994 1.4 (a) "Each dimension shall have a tolerance, except for those dimensions specifically identifed as ... or stock (commercial stock size)..."
For a stock material the tolerances as defined in the relevant material spec apply. So it's not quite a reference dimension, more a 'soft' reference to the relevant material spec.
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RE: STK
This is because some of our people thought the word STOCK should be in parentheses, i.e. reference.
If material stock size is in a material parts list on the detail drawing, stock thickneses are covered there.
If not, then stock thicknesses dimensioned on face of drawing need to carry the word STOCK, or STK to cover the applicable tolerance.
Further discussion of this regarding form is in paragraph 2.7.1.3 (1994) or 2.7.2(2009) of Y14.5.
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