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Weight 1,6kg ISO 2768-CL (Machining)

Frei, Tony

2026enmachiningISOmaterialsengineering

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This document outlines the specifications and details of a product identified as a bus bar made from EN-AW-6101-T6 material. The primary objective is to provide a clear delineation of the item's dimensions and compliance with ISO 2768-CL standards for machining. The methodology includes recording the pertinent article number and details regarding the preparation and approval status of the item. The results reveal critical dimensions of the bus bar, specifically 100x15 mm, which are integral for engineering applications. Furthermore, the document serves as a reference for project and document numbers to maintain organization and traceability in manufacturing processes.

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