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December 14th 05, 11:48 AM
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Metric Aircraft Nuts and Bolts
You could try www.friebe-luftfahrtbedarf.de in Germany for aircraft quality
parts if you can´t find other sources in your country. Nomeclature ist easy, M8 x 30 - 12.9 for example means M ... Metric standard thread 8..... diameter is 8mm 30...length 30mm 12.9 means 1200N/mm˛ ultimate tensile strength, and a yield strength of 90% of UTS. Michael 
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