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I need a 1.5mm M2.5 grub screw supplier
I am wondering if any of you good people know where I can find a
supplier of a slightly unusually sized grub screw. I need 1.5mm long M2.5 hex socket type. Any ideas anyone? Many thanks, Carl. |
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I need a 1.5mm M2.5 grub screw supplier
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I need 1.5mm long M2.5 hex socket type. I doubt that you will get that. Rule of thumb: minimum thread length is equal to diameter of screw. Looking in the standard (DIN 913 or ISO 4026), the minimum length of _any_ grub screw is 2mm. The lengthes for M2.5 are 4..10mm. HTH, Nick -- Motor Modelle // Engine Models http://www.motor-manufaktur.de DIY-DRO // Eigenbau-Digitalanzeige http://www.yadro.de |
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I need a 1.5mm M2.5 grub screw supplier
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Karl wrote in message ups.com... I am wondering if any of you good people know where I can find a supplier of a slightly unusually sized grub screw. I need 1.5mm long M2.5 hex socket type. Any ideas anyone? Many thanks, Carl. |
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