: While standard injection molding often defaults to TG6 for general dimensions, TG5 is considered a feasible standard for high-quality parts when the process is well-optimized.

While draft angles are not strictly a tolerance, they are critical for achieving TG5 reliably.

The selection of TG5 is typically driven by the material choice and the part geometry.

The TG5 specification within DIN 16742 refers to a particular type of tool holder interface. The nomenclature can vary, but TG5 typically denotes a specific design or performance criterion that tool holders must meet. This could involve the geometric accuracy of the tool holder, its balancing class, or its material composition. The exact requirements of TG5 are detailed within the DIN 16742 standard and are designed to ensure compatibility, precision, and reliability in high-speed machining applications.

Note: Actual values must be referenced from the official DIN 16742 tables.