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    RFQ Stainless Steel body part

    I need to get a quote to have these made I am looking for prices for 50, 100, 500, and 1000 qtys

    the part needs to be turned from 303 SS

    please pm me quotes

    http://www.maddmanproducts.com/Home_Page/svalve.pdf


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    cdarnell, you have a PM
    Thanks


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    Working Up A Quote... First, Where Are You Located? And I Noticed All Dims. Are .#### ... Tolerances +/- .001?
    Thanks


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    We are in Kansas City, MO
    tolerance +/- .005 is fine thanks


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    Is that .070 groove for an o-ring?

    If so, you should be aware that o-rings usually need some space for squeeze. For a .070 o-ring, I believe the groove should be around .095 wide (that's from memory).

    Parker has a very nice o-ring handbook that has lots of good info. I found it very handy in doing my first designs using o-rings.

    (Sorry if I'm wrong or out of line.)

    Ken
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    Quote Originally Posted by lerman View Post
    If so, you should be aware that o-rings usually need some space for squeeze. For a .070 o-ring, I believe the groove should be around .095 wide (that's from memory).

    Parker has a very nice o-ring handbook that has lots of good info. I found it very handy in doing my first designs using o-rings.

    (Sorry if I'm wrong or out of line.)

    Ken

    Crap..... good catch the O-Ring groove is actually .080 not .070 I mis typed it in the drawing


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    you have a pm

    thanks,
    jason


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    I pm'ed a quote.

    Thanks
    Dave
    Dave Schell, SeaSchell Tackle Machining/Mfg./Design daschell2@cox.net 619 562-1835


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