ISO 7721

Countersunk head screws – Head configuration and gauging

English 1983
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ISO
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This International Standard specifies the Characteristics of head configurations of slotted and recessed countersunk head screws, and recommends a gauging method for the head dimensions laid down in the respective product standards.

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