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40S?
We have just received an RFQ for some externally threaded parts
requiring 5/8"-11UNC, 40S. Any ideas of what the "40S" spec may mean? It would be nice to have some background on this spec before I call them to discuss this project. All ideas and comments will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, K. |
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kthr33 wrote:
We have just received an RFQ for some externally threaded parts requiring 5/8"-11UNC, 40S. Any ideas of what the "40S" spec may mean? It would be nice to have some background on this spec before I call them to discuss this project. All ideas and comments will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, K. I believe it's an old designation for some kind of stainless, but I don't know much. Matweb.com comes up with various things including kinds of rubber and a tungsten-infiltrated silver contact material: http://www.matweb.com/search/Specifi...bassnum=NCMW44. If someone who knows more than me doesn't respond I'd give them a quick call and ask what the heck they mean. It'll expose your ignorance, but I've found that doing so isn't always as bad as it seems, particularly if you can spin your response to make it sound like you just weren't familiar with some terminology quirk. It'll certainly be better than losing a customer because you were afraid to say anything. ------------------------------------------- Tim Wescott Wescott Design Services http://www.wescottdesign.com |
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Thank You Tim. Yes, I will be calling them shortly. Fear of exposing my
ignorance has never slowed that part of the process. Appreciate the help. K. |
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