SPRING CA T ALOGUE - Lee Spring

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USING MICRONS0.00254mm(0.0001")Human Hair Size0.0762mm (0.003")NOT SHOWN TO SCALEParticle of Dust0.004mm (0.000157")0.0254mm(0.001")Particle of Cigarette Smoke0.0025mm (0.000098")0.001mm (0.00003937")THE MICRONGEOMETRIC SOLUTIONSThe Diameter of a Circle equal in area to a given Square - multiply one side of the Square by 1.12838The Side of a Hexagon inscribed in a Circle - multiply the Circle Diameter by 0.5The Diameter of a Circle inscribed in a Hexagon - multiply one side of the Hexagon by 1.7321The Side of an Equilateral Triangle inscribed in a Circle - multiply the Circle Diameter by 0.866The Diameter of a Circle inscribed in an Equilateral Triangle - multiply one Side of the Triangle by 0.57735The Area of a Square or Rectangle - multiply the base by the heightThe Area of a Triangle - multiply the Base by half the PerpendicularThe Area of a Trapezoid - multiply half the sum of Parallel sides by the PerpendicularThe Area of a Regular Hexagon - multiply the square of one side by 2.598The Area of a Regular Octagon - multiply the square of one side by 4.828The Area of a Regular Polygon - multiply half the sum of Sides by the Inside RadiusThe Circumference of a Circle - multiply the Diameter by 3.1416The Diameter of a Circle, multiply the Circumference by 0.31831The Square Root of the Area of a Circle x 1.12838 = the DiameterThe Circumference of a Circle x 0.159155 = the RadiusThe Square Root of the area of a Circle x 0.56419 = the RadiusThe Area of a Circle - multiply the Square of the Diameter by 0.7854The Square of the Circumference of a circle x 0.07958 = the AreaHalf the circumference of a Circle x half its diameter = the AreaThe Area of the Surface of a Sphere - multiply the Diameter Squared by 3.1416The Volume of a Sphere - multiply the Diameter Cubed by 0.5236The Area of an Ellipse - multiply the Long Diameter by the Short Diameter by 0.78540To find the Side of a Square inscribed in a Circle - multiply the Circle Diameter by 0.7071To find the Side of a Square Equal in Area to a given Circle - multiply the Diameter by 0.8862The information given in this catalogue is as complete and accurate as possible at the time of publication. However, Lee Springreserve the right to modify this data at any time without prior notice should this become necessary.Sales Hotline: Tel: +44 (0)118 978 1800 Fax: +44 (0)118 977 4832 or order online @ www.leespring.co.uk165
CONVERSION DATAQuantity To convert from To Multiply byLength Feet (ft) Metres .3048Millimetres 304.8Metres (m) Feet 3.2808Inches 39.3701Inches (in) Metres 0.0254Millimetres 25.4Area Square Inches (in 2 ) Square Millimetres 645.16Square Millimetres (mm 2 ) Square Inches 0.00155Volume Cubic Inches (in 3 ) Cubic Millimetres 16387.064Cubic Millimetres (mm 3 ) Cubic Inches 0.000061024Force Pounds Force (lbf) Newtons 4.4498Kilograms Force 0.4536Newtons (N) Pounds Force 0.2247Kilograms Force 0.102Kilograms Force (kgf) Newtons 9.81Pounds Force 2.2046Rate Pounds Force per Inch (Ibf/in) Kilograms Force per Millimetre 0.017858Newtons per Millimetre 0.17519Newtons per Millimetre (N/mm) Pounds Force per Inch 5.7082Kilograms Force per Millimetre 0.102Kilograms Force per Millimetre Newtons per Millimetre 9.81(kgf/mm) Pounds Force per Inch 55.997Torque Pound Force-inch (Ibf/in) Kilogram Force-Millimetre 11.52136Newton-Metre 0.11302Newton-Metre (Nm) Pound Force-inch 8.84763Ounce Force-inch 141.562Kilogram Force-Millimetre 101.937Kilogram Force-Millimetre Pound Force-inch 0.086796(kgf/mm) Newton-Metre 0.00981Ounce Force-inch 1.3887Ounce Force-inch (ozf/in) Pound Force-inch 0.0625Newton-Metre 0.007064Kilogram Force-Millimetre 0.72166Sales Hotline: Tel: +44 (0)118 978 1800 Fax: +44 (0)118 977 4832 or order online @ www.leespring.co.uk
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CONTENTSIntroduction 2Stock springs
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WAVE SPRINGSGuide to using tablesRo
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LITE PRESSURE COMPRESSION SPRINGS
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