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    The document describes bending processes and tolerances. It shows a bending process where a part is bent between an upper and lower tool. It also discusses tolerances for bent parts, distinguishing between controlled dimensions that have a tolerance of ±0.010 inches, and uncontrolled dimensions where tolerances can stack, leading to a total tolerance of ±0.020 inches. Finally, it addresses tolerances for cutouts in components, allowing 1.006 inches to accommodate for powder coating while maintaining a controlled tolerance of 1.000 inches maximum for assembly clearance.

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    The document describes bending processes and tolerances. It shows a bending process where a part is bent between an upper and lower tool. It also discusses tolerances for bent parts, distinguishing between controlled dimensions that have a tolerance of ±0.010 inches, and uncontrolled dimensions where tolerances can stack, leading to a total tolerance of ±0.020 inches. Finally, it addresses tolerances for cutouts in components, allowing 1.006 inches to accommodate for powder coating while maintaining a controlled tolerance of 1.000 inches maximum for assembly clearance.

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    Upper Tool: Controlled Dimension After Bending

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    The document describes bending processes and tolerances. It shows a bending process where a part is bent between an upper and lower tool. It also discusses tolerances for bent parts, distinguishing between controlled dimensions that have a tolerance of ±0.010 inches, and uncontrolled dimensions where tolerances can stack, leading to a total tolerance of ±0.020 inches. Finally, it addresses tolerances for cutouts in components, allowing 1.006 inches to accommodate for powder coating while maintaining a controlled tolerance of 1.000 inches maximum for assembly clearance.

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    (A) BENDING PROCESS

    UPPER
    TOOL

    AFTER BENDING

    ED
    LL
    O ON G
    TR SI IN
    N N D
    O E EN
    C IM R B
    D
    E
    FT
    A
    BACK STOP

    BEFORE BENDING

    LOWER
    TOOL

    CONTROLLED
    DIMENSION

    (B) TOLERANCES ON BENT PART

    0.010 CUT LENGTH TOLERANCE

    THIS IS CONTROLLLED DIMENSION


    0.010" BEND LENGTH
    TOLERANCE

    THIS IS AN UNCONTROLLED DIMENSION


    SUBJECT TO STACKING OF BEND TOLERANCES
    0.010" BEND LENGTH
    TOLERANCE .010" CUT TOLERANCE

    COMPONENT

    CAD
    DIMENSION
    OF OPENING
    1.006" TO ALLOW
    FOR POWDER COATING

    1" HOLE REQUIRED FOR


    COMPONENT + CLEARANCE

    CONTROLLED
    DIMENSION
    .010"

    1.000"
    MAX

    (D) STACKED TOLERANCE

    CONTROLLED
    DIMENSION
    .010"

    (C) TOLERANCES COMPONENT CUTOUT

    UNCONTROLLED
    DIMENSION
    .020"
    (STACKED TOLERANCE)

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