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    Anyone know what NSHF means in the microches?

    For example:

    BOLT, FLANGE, 6X70 (NSHF)

    http://www.xrv.org.uk/media/XRV750Y.pdf

    Some thing to do with stress?

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    Re: Anyone know what NSHF means in the microches?

    Quote Originally Posted by TanisWolfbane View Post
    For example:

    BOLT, FLANGE, 6X70 (NSHF)

    http://www.xrv.org.uk/media/XRV750Y.pdf

    Some thing to do with stress?
    I think it stands for Near Side Head Front.
    meaning it is for the front nearside head and not the back or offside.
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    Re: Anyone know what NSHF means in the microches?

    I've searched and searched but to no avail. From what I did find I think the HF stands for hex flange (built in washer) and the NS refers to the plating or finish which is required for bolts subjected to high temperatures. But I admit I could be talking out of my rear end!!
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