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Dukes909 March 9th 06 06:25 PM

What do these drawer slide numbers mean?
 
From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of that
line mean?

Cheers!
Duke



Ray Mandeville March 9th 06 06:26 PM

What do these drawer slide numbers mean?
 
Dukes909 wrote:
From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of that
line mean?

Cheers!
Duke


It's the tolerance on the nominal .5" dimension. i.e. the maximum
possible width is .5625" and the minimum is .50"

Tim W March 9th 06 06:28 PM

What do these drawer slide numbers mean?
 

"Dukes909" wrote in message
...
From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of

that
line mean?

Normally allowable error, so the side space can be 12.7 to 14.3 but not less
than 12.7mm

Tim w



Robert Bonomi March 9th 06 06:30 PM

What do these drawer slide numbers mean?
 
In article ,
Dukes909 wrote:
From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of that
line mean?


That is how much the distance can vary from the specification, and have
the side still work.

in other words:
you must have a minimum of 1/2" clearance for the slides
*and*
you can have a maximum of 9/16" clearance for the slides.

(the closer to 1/2" you are, without going _under_ 1/2", the better.)


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