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    Iso128 Explanation

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    ISO 128 is an international standard for technical drawings and CAD documentation that was first introduced in 1982 and covers topics such as line types, scales, dimensions, and arrangement of views. It provides standardized conventions and symbols to ensure technical drawings are clear and understood across industries and countries. Related standards also cover specific aspects like screw threads and geometric tolerancing to promote consistency in technical documentation globally.

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    Iso128 Explanation

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    ISO 128 is an international standard for technical drawings and CAD documentation that was first introduced in 1982 and covers topics such as line types, scales, dimensions, and arrangement of views. It provides standardized conventions and symbols to ensure technical drawings are clear and understood across industries and countries. Related standards also cover specific aspects like screw threads and geometric tolerancing to promote consistency in technical documentation globally.

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    ISO 128 is an international standard for technical drawings and CAD documentation that was first introduced in 1982 and covers topics such as line types, scales, dimensions, and arrangement of views. It provides standardized conventions and symbols to ensure technical drawings are clear and understood across industries and countries. Related standards also cover specific aspects like screw threads and geometric tolerancing to promote consistency in technical documentation globally.

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    ISO 128 is an international standard for technical drawings and CAD documentation that was first introduced in 1982 and covers topics such as line types, scales, dimensions, and arrangement of views. It provides standardized conventions and symbols to ensure technical drawings are clear and understood across industries and countries. Related standards also cover specific aspects like screw threads and geometric tolerancing to promote consistency in technical documentation globally.

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    ISO 128 is a set of international standards for technical drawings and CAD documentation.

    The
    standard was first introduced in 1982 and has been revised several times since then. ISO 128
    provides a standardized system for the representation and communication of technical drawings and
    design documentation.

    The ISO 128 standard covers a wide range of topics related to technical drawing, including:

    1. Types of lines, lettering, and symbols used in technical drawings

    2. Scales and projections used in drawings

    3. Dimensioning and tolerancing of drawings

    4. Arrangement of views on a drawing sheet

    5. Cross-referencing of information on a drawing

    6. Presentation of information on a drawing

    ISO 128 is widely recognized and used in many industries, including mechanical engineering,
    architecture, and electronics. By using standardized conventions and symbols, ISO 128 ensures that
    technical drawings are clear, accurate, and easy to understand by professionals across different
    countries and industries.

    In addition to ISO 128, there are other related standards that cover specific aspects of technical
    drawing, such as ISO 129 for screw threads and ISO 8015 for geometric tolerancing. The use of these
    standards helps to ensure consistency and accuracy in technical drawings and CAD documentation
    across industries and geographical regions.

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