What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
Standard introduction Standard code name Material coating GB/T65-2000 slotted cylindrical head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T67-2000 slotted pan head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or not Treated GB/T68-2000 slotted countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T70.1-2008 hexagon socket head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T70 .2-2008 Hexagon socket head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T70.3-2000 Hexagon socket head countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T71-1985 Open Slotted taper end set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T73-1985 slotted flat end set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T74-1985 slotted concave end set screw Screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T75-1985 slotted long cylindrical end set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T77-2000 hexagon socket flat end set screw steel, stainless steel Galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T78-2007 Hexagon socket set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T79- 2000 Hexagon socket set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated Or untreated GB/T80-2007 Hexagon socket set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T818-2000 Cross recessed pan head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/ T819.1- 2000 Cross recessed countersunk head screw steel 4.8 grade steel galvanized passivation GB/T819.2- 1997 Cross recessed countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel A2-70, non-ferrous metal CU2 or CU3 steel, stainless steel or non-ferrous metal plated Zinc passivated or untreated GB/T820- 2000 Cross recessed half countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T822- 2000 Cross recessed cylinder head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated Treated GB/T823-1988 cross recessed small pan head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T833-1988 slotted large cylindrical head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/ T837- 1988 Slotted pan head non-prolapse screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T838- 1988 Hexagon head non-prolapse screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T2671.1- 2004 Hexagon socket head low cylindrical head screw GB/T2671.2-2004 Hexagon socket head screw GB/T2672-2004 Hexagon socket head pan head screw steel galvanized passivation GB/T2673-1986 Hexagon socket countersunk head screw steel plated Zinc passivation GB/T13806.1-1992 Fasteners for precision machinery ten Slotted Screws Steel, Copper: H68 or HP59-1 Zinc Passivated or Untreated
T-bolts have been widely used in the fields of aviation, aerospace and defense due to their good positioning and anti-shedding effects. Its related standards have special requirements for accurate positioning, anti-falling off, and dimensional consistency of T-bolts. This requires that the position, size and shape and position tolerance of the anti-fall hole of the T-bolt shank must be controlled within a certain range. Therefore, the processing method of the anti-shedding hole is particularly important. Since the machined anti-shedding hole is located at the position of the rod, the milling processing efficiency is too low, the product cost is high, and there is a large machining error. When conventional drilling is used, the consistency of the anti-shedding hole size cannot be guaranteed. To solve the above problems of low efficiency and dimensional instability
Before the special vehicle is refitted, the chassis and the car frame should be reinforced again, and the fastened part of the rivets should be disassembled before the car frame is reinforced.
The middle pins on upright and horizontal pianos are also called balance pins. The middle pins are installed on the middle sleepers of the keyboard frame and play the role of fixing the keys. Generally, there are 88 keys in the piano. The pins are matched with the pin holes, and the keys are installed on each middle pin one by one through the pin holes. Due to the large number of middle pins and keys, in the production and installation process, in order to ensure the flatness of the 88 keys after installation, it is necessary to debug the middle pins and keys one by one, or add paper circles to the middle fixed part on the middle pins. The flatness of the 88 keys is kept the same. This debugging method is extremely cumbersome and increases the workload of debugging. Moreover, when adding paper circles, the keys need to be disassembled frequently. Due to the limitation of the installation space of the keys, it is troublesome to disassemble the keys, and it is easy to install and disassemble the keys many times. Damage to the pin holes on the keys, degrading the quality of the piano.
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