      H-13 

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      H-13 

        

         

     

        

          

                   

           

  

            

          

             H-13 Dip Tank Specimen 2” each side 7” All corners square +.003” to -.003” All corners have.010” radius

                   H-13 Dip Tank Specimen 2” each side 7” All corners square +.003” to -.003” All corners have.010” radius

          

        