Assembling Aluminum at Different Temperatures
A 15°C rise changes critical aluminum dimensions.

A 15°C rise changes critical aluminum dimensions.

Choose the control that matches function and inspection.

Rework heat-treated parts only if hardness and function remain intact.

Accepted batches may fail to assemble due to tolerance variation.
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