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Standard Part Number for fastener?
MouseTrap, Thank you very much for your comment. After a month of searching and hard thinking, I have decided to choose the non-significant part numbering system. For standard parts such as screws or resistors, they each will have a non significant part number assigned to them. I have also...- rlu
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- Forum: ANSI (standards) Code Issues
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Standard Part Number for fastener?
Scott, MouseTrap, Thanks for your thoughts. Here is a question: Would it be best to use non-signicant part number (in my case, probably 7 all numerical digits)for designed parts and vendor's part number for standard purchased part such as screws, nut, resistor and capacity? This means that...- rlu
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- Forum: ANSI (standards) Code Issues
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Standard Part Number for fastener?
Scott, Thank you for your respond. Is it a good idea to use vendor's part number in BOM? I'm affair if that perticular vendor is no longer in business and that will create a lot of work to do changes. Do you know if a standard exists that calls out a part number for a perticular screw for...- rlu
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- Forum: ANSI (standards) Code Issues
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Standard Part Number for fastener?
Is there a standard industrial part numbering sytem used for fastener? I'm trying to start a non-significant part numbering system for the company where I work and not sure if I should assign each screws or washers with our new company part number. I understand one should assign company part...- rlu
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