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Metric coarse bolt chart (ISO 898-1)
Every metric coarse fastener size in the reference on one sheet: pitch, major and external minor diameters, tensile stress area, head height and diameter, and the across-flats wrench size.
12 sheets · 311 rows
The same reference, laid out for paper. Each sheet is a single high-contrast table built to print black-on-white with the column headers repeating at the top of every page, no row split across a page break and no section heading stranded at the foot of one — the one thing a browser tab cannot give you at a bench, in a plant room or on site.
Where the source publishes nothing for a row — the AWG table states no indicative current for several gauges, the material database no yield strength for materials that fracture before they yield — the sheet prints not defined and a numbered footnote saying so. It never fills a gap with an interpolated figure.
15 rows · portrait
Every metric coarse fastener size in the reference on one sheet: pitch, major and external minor diameters, tensile stress area, head height and diameter, and the across-flats wrench size.
14 rows · portrait
The Unified coarse series from the numbered sizes upward: threads per inch, major and internal minor diameters, tensile stress area and wrench size, all in millimetres.
40 rows · portrait
Nominal pipe sizes grouped by schedule: outside diameter, wall thickness, the resulting inside diameter, mass per metre and internal flow area — the sheet you want beside a cut list, not a browser tab.
39 rows · portrait
American Wire Gauge from the zero series down: conductor diameter, cross-sectional area, resistance per kilometre, and the indicative chart currents — printed as not defined for the gauges the table does not publish them for.
56 rows · landscape
Every material in the reference, grouped by class: density, yield and ultimate strength, elastic and shear moduli, thermal conductivity, expansion and specific heat, melting point, Poisson's ratio and hardness. Where the database publishes no figure the cell says so.
28 rows · portrait
Every constant in the reference, grouped by family: symbol, value at the source's own precision, and unit — the sheet to tape inside a lab notebook rather than look up one at a time.
34 rows · landscape
Every mechanical formula in the reference on one sheet, grouped by topic: the equation in plain text, what each symbol means and its unit, and the validity conditions the library states for it.
26 rows · landscape
Every electrical formula in the reference on one sheet, grouped by topic: the equation in plain text, what each symbol means and its unit, and the validity conditions the library states for it.
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Every civil formula in the reference on one sheet, grouped by topic: the equation in plain text, what each symbol means and its unit, and the validity conditions the library states for it.
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Every thermo formula in the reference on one sheet, grouped by topic: the equation in plain text, what each symbol means and its unit, and the validity conditions the library states for it.
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Every fluids formula in the reference on one sheet, grouped by topic: the equation in plain text, what each symbol means and its unit, and the validity conditions the library states for it.
12 rows · landscape
Every materials formula in the reference on one sheet, grouped by topic: the equation in plain text, what each symbol means and its unit, and the validity conditions the library states for it.
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