Of a 1.5x3.5 mm oring ? Someone contacted me thinking the fill probe oring for my ataman might be the same as a cricket and I have a ton of orings already. My sizes are oo3, 004,005,006 and a lot more . Thanks guys
Ataman Does anyone know the cross size...
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metric 1.5x3.5 ,,, o-ring
cross section 1.5mm
ID 3.5mm
leaving a
OD of 6.5mm
there are 2 cross sections, firewalker when substracting id from od, that need to be in the equation,,, (cs x 2) +id, = od
cross section 1.5mm
ID 3.5mm
leaving a
OD of 6.5mm
there are 2 cross sections, firewalker when substracting id from od, that need to be in the equation,,, (cs x 2) +id, = od
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As Scandinavian I have used metric system my whole life and I also have been working on a garage for almost a decade.
O-rings are categorized by inside diameter x thickness of the rubber, which in this case would most likely be 3,5x1,5.
I believe the cross section means thickness.
Otherwise you would have a funny looking O-ring with a miniscule 1,5mm hole and a 3,5mm thick rubber around it.
And yes, they are firstly sold by inside diameter. So just to make sure, the overall diameter of this O-ring would be 3,5mm + 1,5mm + 1,5mm = 6,5mm but no one uses that measurement. This was just for reference.
For what it's worth, I understand very little about inches and feet.
O-rings are categorized by inside diameter x thickness of the rubber, which in this case would most likely be 3,5x1,5.
I believe the cross section means thickness.
Otherwise you would have a funny looking O-ring with a miniscule 1,5mm hole and a 3,5mm thick rubber around it.
And yes, they are firstly sold by inside diameter. So just to make sure, the overall diameter of this O-ring would be 3,5mm + 1,5mm + 1,5mm = 6,5mm but no one uses that measurement. This was just for reference.
For what it's worth, I understand very little about inches and feet.
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