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Hello Paul, we have a DIN Standard that governs the tolerances independently of the measuring units. The tolerances dependend upon the length of the measured element. For length up to 3 m the allowed tolerance is ±12 mm, 3 to 6 m: ±16mm; for 6 to 15 m: ±20 mm; 15 to 30: ±24 mm; >30 m: ±30 mm. Steel structure tolerances are much smaller: 1 mm for length up to 2,000mm and 6 mm at 16,000 mm in steps of one mm in-between. If there are 5 elements in a row the total length is the basis. If you have 5 elements of 6 m length each has a tolerance of ±16 mm, the tolerance of the row is ±30 mm.Steel structure tolerances are much smaller. Steel structure tolerances are much smaller. ±1 mm for length up to 2000mm and ±6 mm at 16,000 mm in steps of one mm. Smaller tolances can be contractually agreed. Thas has been just one example. All possible deviations are regulated. Regards, Volker
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