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    There are three general types of fits between parts - clearance fit, where the inner part can move freely inside the outer; transition fit, where there is slight friction between parts; and interference fit, where the inner part must be forced into the outer. Proper tolerances and fits must be specified to ensure parts fit together correctly and perform their intended functions.

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    There are three general types of fits between parts - clearance fit, where the inner part can move freely inside the outer; transition fit, where there is slight friction between parts; and interference fit, where the inner part must be forced into the outer. Proper tolerances and fits must be specified to ensure parts fit together correctly and perform their intended functions.

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    Fittolerences PDF

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    There are three general types of fits between parts - clearance fit, where the inner part can move freely inside the outer; transition fit, where there is slight friction between parts; and interference fit, where the inner part must be forced into the outer. Proper tolerances and fits must be specified to ensure parts fit together correctly and perform their intended functions.

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    Three General Types of Fit

    1
    Clearance Fit

    2
    Transition Fit

    3
    Interference Fit

    4
    Tolerance and Fit for Holes and Shafts

    5
    Specifying Tolerance and Fit

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