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BS ISO 128:1982

Technical drawings. General principles of presentation

standard by British Standard / International Organization for Standardization , 09/15/2000

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Partially replaced by parts 30, 40, 44 and 50 of BS ISO 128.

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Published:
09/15/2000
ISBN(s):
058036433X
Number of Pages:
22
File Size:
1 file , 1.1 MB
Product Code(s):
30027121, 30027121, 30027121
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Document History

  1. BS ISO 128-30:2001


    Technical drawings. General principles of presentation-Basic conventions for views

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    Technical drawings. General principles of presentation

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  3. BS 308-1:1993


    Engineering drawing practice-Recommendations for general principles

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  4. BS 308-3:1990


    Engineering drawing practice-Recommendations for geometrical tolerancing

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  5. BS 308-2:1985


    Engineering drawing practice-Recommendations for dimensioning and tolerancing of size

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  6. BS 308-1:1984


    Engineering drawing practice-Recommendations for general principles

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  7. BS 308-3:1972


    Engineering drawing practice.-Geometrical tolerancing

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  8. BS 308-2:1972


    Engineering drawing practice.-Dimensioning and tolerancing of size

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