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Circularity
Circularity is a geometric tolerance that specifies how much a feature's shape can deviate from a perfect circle.
Parallelism
A geometric condition where surfaces or lines are equidistant at every point, typically referenced in engineering to describe alignment accuracy.
Concentricity
The characteristic of two or more forms sharing a common center, axis, or curve, often critical for mechanical parts that rotate.
Overall Flatness
Overall flatness refers to the degree to which a surface conforms to a perfectly flat plane, often specified in manufacturing to ensure parts meet strict flatness criteria.
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