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Parting
line indentations are shallow recesses (typically
shaped like a saucer, though sometimes triangular)
found at the seal’s parting line on the O.D. and/or I.D. (see Figure
69). The parting line usually divides
the indentation in half. Parting line indentations
are the result of a deformity in the edge of
the mold at
the parting line. (For maximum acceptable parting
line indentation, see Table 33.)
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“Parting
line indentations are shallow recesses found at the seal’s
parting line.”
Figure
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