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Frequent Questions at Job Site * Tolerance for Cold Formed and Press Braked Structural Section Tolerances of finished products from Cold Formed and Press Braked Structural Section: Length - ±3 mm Depth - ±5 mm Width - ±5 mm Lip Dimensions - +10 mm, -3 mm Angle of Bend - ±3° Angle of Lip - ±5° Camber - Length / 500 (Ref. MBMA 1986, Section 9) Frequent Questions at Job Site * Added parts, Clips, Brackets, Holes, Cutouts, etc. applicable for Hot Rolled, Built-up and Cold Formed Sections. Tolerances of added parts of the assembly: Location of Item or distance from base line - ±3 mm (Ref. MBMA 1989, Section 9) Gage and Pitch of Holes Groups - ±1mm (Ref. MBMA 1989, Section 9) Diameter of Holes - ±0.5 mm Orientation / Alignment of End Plates - 3 mm (Ref. MBMA 1989, Section 9) Flatness of End Plates - H / 200 (Ref. MBMA 1989, Section 9) Holes Slope Rotation to Surface - 1 : 20 (Ref. AISC1989, Section M2.5) Out of Squareness of End Plates and Base Plates - 6 mm (Ref. AISC1989, Section M2.5) Frequent Questions at Job Site * Sheeting, Trims and Gutters Types of Tolerances of Sheets, Trims and Gutters: Length - ±10 mm Depth - ±2 mm (Ref. PEB STEEL Standard Detailing Allowances) Frequent Questions at Job Site * Erection Tolerances Question 58: How do individual member deviations impact the alignment and erected position of the overall structural steel frame? Answer: Individual member deviations that exceed established tolerance usually self-compensating and of minor significance in the overall structure, the possibility exists that these tolerance may accumulate and lead to misalignments that are difficult to correct in the field. The use of oversized holes, short-slotted holes, and long slotted holes, provided a satisfactory method for achieving erection within tolerances. (Ref. AISC 4th Edition Section 3.4) Frequent Questions at Job Site * Handling and Storage Question 59: Should bolts and nuts be cleaned of all grease, wa