Limits and fits for engineering - Guide to limits and tolerancesBS 1916 1: 2009 Limits and fits for engineering. Guide to limits and tolerances BS 1916 1 gives guidance on tolerances, limits and fits for engineering sizes up to 19. 69 in. The recommendations apply particularly to fits between cylindrical parts, designated as holes and shafts, in which case the term size refers to the diameter of the mating parts. The data may also be applied in appropriate cases, by suitable selection of the grades of allowance

Operational limits

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and are not included in this standard

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BS EN 13532 on the general requirements for in vitro diagnostic medical devices for self-testing is useful for:

This standard specifies requirements for the strength and integrity of the joints and the testing of the joints

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Specifications and reference standards

reference is made to EN 10204

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