I'm after a load of washers but not sure what they are in imperal coding they are about 4mm internal 9 outer and 1 thick. I'm crap at working out their coding
What size is this washer in imperial?
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Seriously dude
Make sure you don't accidentally order left hand washers.
yep !
i did a bit back and thay are a right pig to use !
i did a bit back and thay are a right pig to use !
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Have I missed the joke? I take it u guys ain't seen there odd sizing 8/16 of an inch and all that tripe
I'm not sure I follow, but why not just measure what you want using an imperial tape measure / ruler, rather than converting from metric? Or do you mean you don't understand imperial measurements at all ?
Here you go Sunshine.
http://www.engineering.com/Library/ArticlesPage/tabid/85/ArticleID/118/Washer-Size-Chart.aspx
The top washer which is a #6 has dimensions of 5/32" hole, 3/8" diameter and 3/64" thickness.
In sensible terms that is 4mm hole, 9.5mm diameter and 1.2mm thick.
So you need a #6 washer.
http://www.engineering.com/Library/ArticlesPage/tabid/85/ArticleID/118/Washer-Size-Chart.aspx
The top washer which is a #6 has dimensions of 5/32" hole, 3/8" diameter and 3/64" thickness.
In sensible terms that is 4mm hole, 9.5mm diameter and 1.2mm thick.
So you need a #6 washer.
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Tried that with a digital calliper and the measurement doesn't corispond with us sizing
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Cheers oddly I got some #6 and the hole in the middle was right but the outside was tiny compared to the original so I assumed #6 just referred to the bolt size it would fit.
That's unusual because I've always found imperial washers to generally have a bigger diameter to hole ratio than metric.
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Original on the right #6 left
One of these will do it!! 
Sorry wrong set but you get my drift...
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Oddly neither of em match them measurements lol
