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      12.5.2 Metric equivalents
      The metric system (ref. ISO Standard EN
      20286) ISO ‘limits and fits’ uses seven popular
      combinations with similar definitions (see
      Table 12.6 and Figure 12.9).

                  Clearance fits   Transmission  Interference
                                  fits   fits
            H11
                           Holes           s6
               H9   H9   H8          p5   p6
                          H7   H7   H7 H7   H7
                                  k6
               d10   e9   g6   h6
            c11       f7
                          Shafts
             Easy running   Close   Sliding  Push  Drive  Light  Press
                       running         press
       Nominal
            Tols*   Tols   Tols  Tols  Tols  Tols  Tols  Tols  Tols  Tols
        size
        in mm   H11 c11  H9  d10  H9  e9  H8  f7  H7  g6  H7  h6  H7  k6   H7 n6  H7  p6  H7  s6
           +90   -80  +36  -40  +36  -25  +22  -12  +15  -5  +15   -9  +15  +10  +15  +19  +15  +24  +15  +32
        6-10
            0   -170   0  -98   0  -61   0  -28   0  -14   0   0   0  +1   0  +10   0  +15   0  +23
        10-18   +110   -95  +43  -50  +43  -32  +27  -16  +18  -6  +18  -11  +18  +12  +18  +23  +18  +29  +18  +39
            0   -205   0 -120   0  -75   0  -34   0  -17   0   0   0  +1   0  +12   0  +18   0  +28
        18-30   +130   -110  +52  -69  +52  -40  +33  -20  +21  -7  +21  -13  +21  +15  +21  +28  +21  +35  +21  +48
            0   -240   0 -149   0  -92   0  -41   0  -20   0   0   0  +2   0  +15   0  +22   0  +35
        30-40   +140   -120  +62  -80  +62  -50  +39  -25  +25  -9  +25  -16  +25  +18  +25  +33  +25  +42  +25  +59
            0   -280
           +160   -130   0 -180   0 -112   0  -50  -50  -25   0   0   0  +2   0  +17   0  +26   0  +43
        40-50
            0   -290
       *Tolerance units in 0.001 mm   Data from BS 4500
      Fig. 12.9  Metric fits
      12.6 Surface finish
      Surface finish, more correctly termed ‘surface
      texture’, is important for all machine elements
      that are produced by machining processes such
      as turning, grinding, shaping, or honing. This
      applies to surfaces which are flat or cylindrical.
      Surface texture is covered by its own technical
      standard: ASME/ANSI B46.1: 1995:  Surface
      Texture. It is measured using the parameter R a
      which is a measurement of the average distance
      between the median line of the surface profile
      and its peaks and troughs, measured in
      microinches (µ in). There is another system
      from a comparable European standard, DIN
      ISO 1302, which uses a system of N-numbers –
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