prefix e in dimension value
prefix e in dimension value
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What does prefix e stand for in front of dim 35. See attached image.
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RE: prefix e in dimension value
The square and the e look like they could be nonsense characters, that appear when you view a document that uses fonts that your computer doesn't have.
Evan Janeshewski
Axymetrix Quality Engineering Inc.
www.axymetrix.ca
RE: prefix e in dimension value
But since e looks fishy, Evan might be right about both of them.
John-Paul Belanger
Certified Sr. GD&T Professional
Geometric Learning Systems
RE: prefix e in dimension value
My guess is there are other “e numbers” associated with other dimensions on the drawing that indicate internally to the company a procedure or standard specific to those dimensions…. Eg: critical dimensions, SPC dimensions etc….
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RE: prefix e in dimension value
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RE: prefix e in dimension value
We all might be sidetracked a bit because I notice the only question in the OP is about the "e dimension"...
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RE: prefix e in dimension value
lightweight, cheap, strong... pick 2
RE: prefix e in dimension value
Two parallel lines with centerline in-between most likely represent cylindrical body.
In this case square most likely represents goofy character, like diameter, or even hash that sometimes is used to represent wire gauge.
So, if it is 28 gauge wire, e35 may be wire or terminal designation.
Idea as crazy as the others, what you guys think?