What are the critical dimensions in drawing?

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Critical dimensions in drawing refer to the measurements that are essential for the proper functioning and fit of a component or product.

Critical dimensions ensure that the component or product meets the required specifications and tolerances.
These dimensions are crucial for the proper assembly and functioning of the parts.
They are often specified with tight tolerances to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Examples of critical dimensions include hole diameters, shaft lengths, angles, and clearances.
Failure to meet critical dimensions can result in product failure or malfunction.

Accepted Answer

dimensions with tolerance are called critical dimensions. i.e. varying according to requirements in terms of where it will be used.

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