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Finish per M227 per spec. MIL-F-14072
What is this spec. for the finish on a low carbon steel nut/fastener, please?
Fred Barry IILock Washer & Mfg. - Worcester, Massachusetts
2006
2006
MIL-F-14072 is useful & easy to obtain. See FAQ: Can I download mil-specs and other specs on the net?
www.finishing.com/faqs/milspecs.shtml
M227 is zinc electroplating 0.0127 millimeters thick (0.0005"), plus olive drab chromate, per ASTM B633, Type II.
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