PRECISION BRAND 16700 Shim Stock Roll
Precision Brand 16700 Shim Stock Roll, a steel plain shim in 6" width, 180" length, and 0.001" thickness. It features a width tolerance of +/-0.005 in, thickness tolerance of +/-10%, and length tolerance of…
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Product Description
Precision Brand 16700 Shim Stock Roll, a steel plain shim in 6" width, 180" length, and 0.001" thickness. It features a width tolerance of +/-0.005 in, thickness tolerance of +/-10%, and length tolerance of +3.000/-0.250 in, with a silver color.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Precision Brand 16700 shim stock used for?
Precision Brand 16700 shim stock is used for precision alignment, gap filling, and leveling in industrial machinery, motors, and gearboxes. The 0.001" thick steel roll allows fine adjustments in assemblies where tight tolerances are critical.
What are the specifications of Precision Brand 16700 shim stock?
The Precision Brand 16700 shim stock roll is 6" wide, 180" long, and 0.001" thick. It has a width tolerance of +/-0.005", thickness tolerance of +/-10%, and length tolerance of +3.000/-0.250". The steel shim is plain with a silver color.
Where to buy Precision Brand 16700 shim stock worldwide?
3G Electric supplies Precision Brand 16700 shim stock to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this steel shim roll.
How to select the correct shim stock thickness for machinery alignment?
To select the correct shim stock thickness, measure the gap with a feeler gauge and choose a shim that fills the gap without exceeding the assembly's tolerance. Precision Brand 16700 at 0.001" thickness is ideal for fine adjustments in steel applications.
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3G Electric supplies PRECISION BRAND shim stock rolls. We supply genuine products and their technical documentation.
