I'm threading some aluminum tubing, and want to know the recommended minimum remaining wall thickness after using the die to cut the external threadsMy understanding is 2/100ths of an inchThe tubing will be conducting fluid under low pressures (lt;15PSI).I.eI want to tap tubing with an external diameter of 1/2 inch with 1/2-13 threadsThe max/min diameters are 0.50 and 0.40410.4041-.020 0.3841The pipe I wish to order is OD0.50 and ID0.37.Is this a small enough internal tubing diameter?Thanks!
idk but i'm guessing ALOT
Very highWith the skin even higher.
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Depending on the grade of tube you buy, you need to watch the manufacturing tolerances such as wall thickness and out-of-roundnessJust because the info says the ID is 0.37 doesn't mean that it will beI checked and found that the tolerances for 1/2 diameter aluminum tube is plus/minus 0.020 in diameter and plus/minus 0.009 in wall thicknessIt's best if you calculate the worst case scenarioGood luck.
