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Size Field Help
For threaded fasteners, we have adopted what we believe to be the common industry method of specifying a size: Diameter - t.p.i. x Length We strip out all unnecessary characters and spaces, and format the size so that the information is consistent throughout the system. To a computer, "3 / 4" is NOT the same as "3/4". "1/2 inch" is not the same as "1/2". Keep this in mind as you work with size information in the search engine. Search Tips All dimensions are assumed to be in inches unless otherwise stated. Therefore, you don't need to include ", in, in., inches. If you need to describe metric sizes, M6, M9, M12 etc. work best, but 9mm, 12mm would be OK. For imperial (U.S.) size bolts, screws etc., we use the normally accepted method of describing size: diameter - t.p.i. x length. This is in the form 1/4-20 x 1 1/2 or #8-24 x 1 1/4 For metric bolts, screws, nuts etc., we have adopted the common North American method of describing size: diameter - pitch x length. This is NOT the standard method ( diameter x pitch x length) Examples:M8 x 30, M8-1.25, M6-1.00 x 25 NOT: M6 x 1.00 x 25 Except for metric fasteners, decimals are rarely used for nuts, screws, and bolts. For washers, the normal method of entering size is inside diameter, outside diameter, and thickness. This is in the form 3/16 x 9/16 x 1/16 Washers are sometimes specified using decimals .233 x .371 x .010, so check both .250 and 1/4 There doesn't seem to be any standard method of specifying the size of a spacer or stand-off.
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Keywords Field Search Help
Text you enter in the Keywords field helps to refine the search results and works in much the same way as searches in Google or Yahoo. In addition to the drop-down selections, the search engine will look for these words in the "Description" field. Note that words that are used in the drop-down boxes have been removed from the fastener description for extra efficiency. This includes words like "head", "steel", "tapping", "zinc" etc. You should not use these as keywords. Search items you enter here are used IN ADDITION to the drop-down selections. Entering too many keywords may confuse the search engine. Keywords Tips Always use the drop-downs to specify your search. The Keywords field should only be used to refine your search, not replace your drop down selections. If you are searching for screws, the Keywords field can ideally be used to specify the type of head (cheese, pan, round etc.). The search is NOT case sensitive. This means that to the search engine, PHILLIPS is the same as phillips. Repeating words in the Keywords field that you have chosen in a drop-down will limit your search results, since the words have probably been removed from the description. Enter the size into the Size field, NOT the Keywords field. Entering phillips pan will search for all matches of phillips AND pan. If you want to find exact matches to phillips pan, enter "phillips pan" (with the quotes). Since this is an exact match, this will not find "pan phillips".
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