ISO/R 775:1969/Add 1:1974
(Main)Cylindrical and 1/10 conical shaft ends — Addendum 1: Checking of the depth of keyways in conical shaft ends
Cylindrical and 1/10 conical shaft ends — Addendum 1: Checking of the depth of keyways in conical shaft ends
Bouts d'arbre cylindriques et coniques à conicité 1/10 — Additif 1: Contrôle de la profondeur de rainure de clavetage des bouts d'arbre coniques
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