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Mandrake22
Mechanical
How can anyone respond if you don't give the context?
CorBlimeyLimey
Mechanical
Depending on the context it could be:-
Socket Head
Strain Hardened (although this is usually just H when referring to sheet metal)
I have also seen some use of Semi Hard in place of Half Hard
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Socket Head
Strain Hardened (although this is usually just H when referring to sheet metal)
I have also seen some use of Semi Hard in place of Half Hard
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ASME Y14.38-1999, "Abbreviations and Acronyms" lists the following for the abbreviation "SH":
Drawing Text Term
SH SH scleroscope hardness
SH sh shackle
SH sh share
SH sh sheet
SH sh sheeting
SH SH shield [electronic device]
SH sh shower
SH sh shunt
Hope this helps.
GDTGUY
Drawing Text Term
SH SH scleroscope hardness
SH sh shackle
SH sh share
SH sh sheet
SH sh sheeting
SH SH shield [electronic device]
SH sh shower
SH sh shunt
Hope this helps.
GDTGUY
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