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    Is 10719 (Iso 1302) - 14

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    This document provides guidelines for proportion and dimensions of symbols used on technical drawings to indicate surface texture. It specifies that: 1) Symbol lines should be 1/10 the thickness of dimension text lines. 2) Numerals and letters within symbols should be the same size and style as dimension text. 3) Minimum spacing between lines should be at least twice the thickness of the thickest line. 4) Symbols should follow the proportions shown in Figures 27-36.

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    This document provides guidelines for proportion and dimensions of symbols used on technical drawings to indicate surface texture. It specifies that: 1) Symbol lines should be 1/10 the thickness of dimension text lines. 2) Numerals and letters within symbols should be the same size and style as dimension text. 3) Minimum spacing between lines should be at least twice the thickness of the thickest line. 4) Symbols should follow the proportions shown in Figures 27-36.

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    This document provides guidelines for proportion and dimensions of symbols used on technical drawings to indicate surface texture. It specifies that: 1) Symbol lines should be 1/10 the thickness of dimension text lines. 2) Numerals and letters within symbols should be the same size and style as dimension text. 3) Minimum spacing between lines should be at least twice the thickness of the thickest line. 4) Symbols should follow the proportions shown in Figures 27-36.

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    I$: 10719-1983

    IS0 1302-1978

    ANNEX B

    PROPORTIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF SYMBOLS

    In order to harmonize the sizes of the symbols specified in this International Standard with those of the other inscriptions on
    the drawing (dimensions, tolerances, etc.) the following rules should be observed.

    B.l GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

    B.l.1 The symbols .(i.e. the basic symbol and its complements according to figures 1 to 4, and also the symbols for the
    direction of lay shown in table 2) shall be inscribed with a line thickness (d’) equal to l/10 of the height (h) of the lettering
    used for thedimensions in the relevant drawing.

    B.1.2 The numerals and capital letters (and/or lower case letters) used for the additional specifications of surface texture
    within the areas a,, a*, b, c(f) and e (see figures 14 and 37) shall be inscribed with the same line thickness (d), height (h) and
    type of lettering as used for the dimensions in the relevant drawing, and in accordance with IS0 308B/l.1 )

    8.1.3 The minimum spacing between adjacent lines shall never be less than twice the thickness of the heaviest line.

    It is recommended that this spacing be not less than 0.7 mm.

    B.2 PROPORTIONS

    B-2.1 The basic symbol and its complements (see clause 3) shall be drawn in accordance with figures 27 to 30.

    FIGURE 27 FIGURE 28 FIGURE 29 FIGURE 30

    For dimensions d’, H, and H,, see clause 8.3.

    The length of the horizontal stroke of the symbol in figure 30 depends upon that of the adjacent indications (see42 and A.3).

    8.2.2 The symbols for indicating the direction of lay (see 4.3) shall be drawn as shown in figures 31 to 36.

    The shape of the symbols in figures -33 to 36 is the same as that of the corresponding letters in IS0 3088/l (lettering B,
    vertical).

    FIGURE 31 FIGURE 32 FIGURE 33 FIGURE 34 FIGURE 35 FIGURE 36

    For d.imensions d’ and h, see clause 8.3.

    1) Owing to its largerspacing,lettering type A is superior to type I3 for reproduction and especially for microfilming. For this reason, lettering
    We A is to be preferred for all lettering.

    The difference in line thickness of the lettering (d) and that of the symbols td’) may be used as a means of distinguishing the two kinds of
    inscriptions more clearly.

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