60.3x16 Steel Tube, ISO 4200

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60.3x16 Steel Tube, ISO 4200

The 60.3x16 steel tube (ISO 4200): outside diameter 60.3 mm, wall thickness 16 mm. Available as one length, 1000 mm, as simplified STEP.

60.3x16 × 1000 steel tube, ISO 4200

How these parts are made, and what the levels mean: read the method

  • Also searched as: 60.3x16 tube, 60.3x16 x 1000 tubes
  • Model id: iso4200-60-3x16
  • Standard: ISO 4200:1991 · size 60.3x16

Lengths

Length (mm)Part keySimplified
1000iso4200-60-3x16x1000STEP

Dimensions

Dimension symbols for 60.3x16 steel tubes (ISO 4200)

SymbolNameminnommaxModeledRuleLevel
DOutside diameter60.360.3nominalL1
TWall thickness1616nominalL1

Drawing

Drawing of the 60.3x16 steel tube with its values (ISO 4200)

As a PDF: CC-ISO4200-SZ-60.3x16.pdf.

The 60.3x16 steel tube beside the 60.3x14.2

The 60.3x16 is the last of the 180 ISO 4200 steel tubes published here, listed from 10.2x0.5 to 60.3x16.

  • Outside diameter (D): 60.3 mm on the 60.3x16 steel tube, the same on the 60.3x14.2.
  • Wall thickness (T): 16 mm on the 60.3x16 steel tube, against 14.2 mm on the 60.3x14.2.

Other sizes

Documents

Sources

botop-iso4200, pipeflow-en10220. Full citations: the method page and this size's datasheet.

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From the datasheet

docs/CC-ISO4200-DS-60.3x16.pdf

* CC-1S04200-DS-60.3x16 revA '?) CommunityCAD Size datasheet - 60.3x16 60.3x16 plain-end steel tube Size datasheet: this size's values with their levels, conventions and sources. Part key iso4200-60-3x16x1000 Files 1 STEP AP214 (simplified) 60.3x16, end view, 0.5:1 Sym. Dimension Value Level D…

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docs/CC-ISO4200-SZ-60.3x16.pdf

ISO 4200 plain-end steel tube, 60.3x16 Size drawing - 60.3x16 values on the views - enlarged 2.5:1 Dimension 60.3x16 Outside diameter Wall thickness Source levels Main value = the modeled value (nominal, else the middle of min-max). Grey under a value = its min-max, where the source gives both. <…

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