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Lead Angle
          Lead angle is the angle between the helix of thread and a plane of rotation. The lead angle
          of the thread depends on the pitch diameter, thread pitch, and the number of thread starts.
          This parameter can be represented as a sweep of a right triangle.

          The angle of the thread is calculated by the formula given below:                                             INTRODUCTION

                         (
          φL= arctan         Lead        )
                           π×Dpitch

          Lead= n×P


          When:

          φL      = Lead angle
          Dpitch = Pitch diameter (effective diameter of thread)
          P       = Thread pitch

          n       = Number of thread starts
          π       ≈ 3.142

          Where the thread is single-start, the lead angle is equal to the helix angle.


          Truncation
          Truncation is the perpendicular distance to the axis of the thread from the imaginary point
          of intersection of two adjacent sides of the thread profile to the nearest point of its top or
          bottom.


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