Exam 16: Threads and Fasteners

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UNC stands for United National Coarse.

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A Woodruff key is ____ .

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Which of the following classes features the loosest threads?

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Set screws are usually used to ensure that things ____________________ together.

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A stud always has threads over its entire length.

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The acronym ISO stands for ____.

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The acronym ASME stands for ____.

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The two basic types of fasteners are semi-permanent and ____________________.

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Schematic is the most highly detailed of the three types of thread representation.

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It is acceptable practice to use more than one type of thread representation on a drawing.

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Unless designated otherwise, all threads are ____________________.

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A tap is used to produce internal threads.

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In a thread callout M10 X 1.5 X 25, the M stands for _________________________.

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The abbreviation for hexagonal is ____.

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In a thread callout M10 X 1.5 X 25, the 25 represents the ____________________ of the thread.

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