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Tolerance stacking, also known as tolerance stack-up, refers to the cumulative effect of individual component tolerances within an assembly, which can lead to variations in the final product’s dimensions and functionality. It involves combining the tolerances of various part features to understand their aggregate impact on the overall assembly. This process is crucial for ensuring that parts fit together correctly and function as intended, preventing situations where individual parts are within tolerance but the assembled product is not.
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