The document shows a technical drawing of a wrench handle with labeled dimensions. Key dimensions include a square hole in the center measuring 1.45 by 1.45, rounded edges measuring 0.05 or 0.12, and an overall length of 7.60. Notes indicate that fillets around the square hole are 0.05 and other fillets are 0.12.
This document contains a scale drawing of a vise base part with labeled dimensions. It includes a parts list identifying the material and part number for the vise base component. Dimensioned details are provided showing features of the vise base including holes, slots, and rounded edges.
Este documento presenta varias herramientas digitales para la visualización, organización y análisis de información. Incluye enlaces a sitios como InfoSthetics y Wikimapia para visualización de datos, y Zotero para la gestión de referencias bibliográficas. También describe brevemente cómo el software Atlas.TI permite vincular y visualizar códigos, citas de texto y notas a través de diagramas, y su proceso de análisis cualitativo. Finalmente incluye enlaces a herramientas adicionales como Google Docs
This document contains section views, part drawings, and a parts list for a sliding jaw assembly. Section H-H, M-M, and N-N show cross sections of the assembly at three different locations. The part drawings provide detailed dimensions for five individual parts that make up the assembly. The parts list identifies one part, the sliding jaw, along with its material, part number, and quantity needed.
This parts list contains information about the materials, part numbers, quantities, and descriptions for parts that make up a vise. It includes 10 numbered parts for the vise made of materials like steel and SAE alloys. The parts include items like the vise base, sliding jaw, jaw plate, vise screw, collar, and handle components.
This document contains drawings and a bill of materials for a bench vice. The drawings include section, top, front and side views showing the dimensions and assembly of the parts. The bill of materials lists 11 components of the vice including the base, sliding jaw, jaw plates, vice screw, collar, special key, handle rod and ball, slide key, set screws, flat head machine screws and taper pins along with their quantities and materials.
This document contains technical drawings and specifications for parts of a vise. It includes 6 section views labeled D-D through F-F and 2 detail views J-J and K-K. It also contains a parts list with 14 numbered items, including materials, part numbers, quantities and descriptions of parts like the jaw plate, vise screw, collar, special key and handle components. Dimensioned drawings and notes provide information on hole sizes, threads, and other details to manufacture or assemble the parts.
The parts list contains 11 items needed to assemble a vise. The items include a base, center slide, end plate, adjustment plate, adjustment rod, threaded spacer, 2-hole plate, horse shoe, threaded pin, and two types of machine screws. A total of 27 individual parts are required to complete the vise assembly.
This parts list contains 10 items that make up a vise grip. It includes the item number, quantity, part number, description, and material for each part. The main parts are the base, two jaw plates, a sliding jaw, vise screw, collar, handle rod, and two handle balls, all made of steel. It also lists screws and keys to hold parts together.
This document contains a scale drawing of a vise base part with labeled dimensions. It includes a parts list identifying the material and part number for the vise base component. Dimensioned details are provided showing features of the vise base including holes, slots, and rounded edges.
Este documento presenta varias herramientas digitales para la visualización, organización y análisis de información. Incluye enlaces a sitios como InfoSthetics y Wikimapia para visualización de datos, y Zotero para la gestión de referencias bibliográficas. También describe brevemente cómo el software Atlas.TI permite vincular y visualizar códigos, citas de texto y notas a través de diagramas, y su proceso de análisis cualitativo. Finalmente incluye enlaces a herramientas adicionales como Google Docs
This document contains section views, part drawings, and a parts list for a sliding jaw assembly. Section H-H, M-M, and N-N show cross sections of the assembly at three different locations. The part drawings provide detailed dimensions for five individual parts that make up the assembly. The parts list identifies one part, the sliding jaw, along with its material, part number, and quantity needed.
This parts list contains information about the materials, part numbers, quantities, and descriptions for parts that make up a vise. It includes 10 numbered parts for the vise made of materials like steel and SAE alloys. The parts include items like the vise base, sliding jaw, jaw plate, vise screw, collar, and handle components.
This document contains drawings and a bill of materials for a bench vice. The drawings include section, top, front and side views showing the dimensions and assembly of the parts. The bill of materials lists 11 components of the vice including the base, sliding jaw, jaw plates, vice screw, collar, special key, handle rod and ball, slide key, set screws, flat head machine screws and taper pins along with their quantities and materials.
This document contains technical drawings and specifications for parts of a vise. It includes 6 section views labeled D-D through F-F and 2 detail views J-J and K-K. It also contains a parts list with 14 numbered items, including materials, part numbers, quantities and descriptions of parts like the jaw plate, vise screw, collar, special key and handle components. Dimensioned drawings and notes provide information on hole sizes, threads, and other details to manufacture or assemble the parts.
The parts list contains 11 items needed to assemble a vise. The items include a base, center slide, end plate, adjustment plate, adjustment rod, threaded spacer, 2-hole plate, horse shoe, threaded pin, and two types of machine screws. A total of 27 individual parts are required to complete the vise assembly.
This parts list contains 10 items that make up a vise grip. It includes the item number, quantity, part number, description, and material for each part. The main parts are the base, two jaw plates, a sliding jaw, vise screw, collar, handle rod, and two handle balls, all made of steel. It also lists screws and keys to hold parts together.
The document shows 5 different pattern options (A-E) for a solid surface counter splash. Pattern details include dimensions and a note that patterns can be interchanged. Scale drawings provide more details on sections and dimensions of the patterns.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the TIP41C transistor:
The TIP41C is an NPN epitaxial planar transistor intended for general purpose applications such as complementary devices, with maximum ratings of 100V for collector-base voltage and collector-emitter voltage, and 6A for collector current. Electrical characteristics include a DC current gain of 30-75 at a collector current of 0.3A and collector-emitter saturation voltage and base-emitter on voltage of under 1.5V at a collector current of 6A.
This document provides specifications for the 2SC1740S NPN plastic-encapsulated transistor. It is a low-cost transistor rated for 0.15 amps and 60 volts. The document lists its key features, classification ranges for its DC current gain, absolute maximum ratings, electrical characteristics, and provides characteristic curves. It specifies the transistor is RoHS compliant and available in a halogen-free version.
The document is a technical drawing of a mechanical part labeled "Part 8". It includes dimensions and tolerances for holes, chamfers, and other features of the part. At the bottom it lists the part number, size, drawing number, revision, and notes it was drawn and approved for manufacturing.
This engineering drawing shows a part with a 10mm diameter cylinder with a 1mm chamfer on one end. It includes dimensions and labeling for holes and fasteners. The part was drawn by Brian Horde on February 28, 2009 for a class project.
The document appears to be a technical drawing showing the dimensions of a mechanical part. It includes views labeled A through D with various linear dimensions, hole diameters, radii, and other geometric specifications. The drawing also includes title block information indicating it was drawn by Brian Horde on 2/28/2009 for a part labeled PART 2.
The document shows 5 different pattern options (A-E) for a solid surface counter splash. Pattern details include dimensions and a note that patterns can be interchanged. Scale drawings provide more details on sections and dimensions of the patterns.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the TIP41C transistor:
The TIP41C is an NPN epitaxial planar transistor intended for general purpose applications such as complementary devices, with maximum ratings of 100V for collector-base voltage and collector-emitter voltage, and 6A for collector current. Electrical characteristics include a DC current gain of 30-75 at a collector current of 0.3A and collector-emitter saturation voltage and base-emitter on voltage of under 1.5V at a collector current of 6A.
This document provides specifications for the 2SC1740S NPN plastic-encapsulated transistor. It is a low-cost transistor rated for 0.15 amps and 60 volts. The document lists its key features, classification ranges for its DC current gain, absolute maximum ratings, electrical characteristics, and provides characteristic curves. It specifies the transistor is RoHS compliant and available in a halogen-free version.
The document is a technical drawing of a mechanical part labeled "Part 8". It includes dimensions and tolerances for holes, chamfers, and other features of the part. At the bottom it lists the part number, size, drawing number, revision, and notes it was drawn and approved for manufacturing.
This engineering drawing shows a part with a 10mm diameter cylinder with a 1mm chamfer on one end. It includes dimensions and labeling for holes and fasteners. The part was drawn by Brian Horde on February 28, 2009 for a class project.
The document appears to be a technical drawing showing the dimensions of a mechanical part. It includes views labeled A through D with various linear dimensions, hole diameters, radii, and other geometric specifications. The drawing also includes title block information indicating it was drawn by Brian Horde on 2/28/2009 for a part labeled PART 2.
1. 4 3 2 1
7.60
D D
.32
.54
.15
R.15
C C
.37
.93
R1.25
R1.00
1.45 R.25
4.16
B .58 .53 B
.40
.51
.44
R.42
1.62 4.30 .10
R.48
NOTES:
DRAWN
FILLETS AROUND THE SQUARE HOLE ARE 0.05
Bryant 3/27/2010
OTHER FILLETS ARE 0.120
CHECKED ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
TITLE
A QA A
MFG WRENCH HANDLE
APPROVED
SIZE DWG NO REV
C
SCALE 1:1 SHEET 1 OF 1
4 3 2 1