Diagram explaining depth of thread expressed as a percentage of pitch. Pitch in this diagram is unit pitch (=1). Diagram applies to 60° V-threads such as UTS and ISO. Trigonometric relationships are independent of units of measurement (inch vs mm). Index the suffix of the filename rather than overwriting this file.
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