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Surface finish conversion metric to English standard





2004

I am a sales engineer for my company and am quoting a brass part for a customer. The part is in metric dimensions. On an internal bore there is a requirement to maintain a surface finish of N5.

I have checked the Machinery's Handbook and could not find the information I need.

I need an RMS surface finish equivalent for N5.

Thanks,

Bob Gardner
precision machining - Baltimore, Maryland



Maybe this will be helpful: www.finishing.com/75/60.shtml. I hope you find this as useful as I did.

Nicola Wilcox
technical apprentice with a lock manufacturer. - Birmingham, England



These "N" codes represent the new ISO standards

N5 refers to the following:
Rt - 2.0
Ra - 0.4
CLA -16
RMS - 17.6

Ron Kunes
- Kings Mountain, North Carolina
October 16, 2009




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