What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
Nuts and bolts are one of the most widely used fasteners in modern mechanical structures. At present, the common metric bolts and nuts are generally trapezoidal in cross-section. The connection between the bolt and the nut is prone to loosening under severe vibration, or even falls off by itself, and the tightening force of the bolt and nut thread is mainly concentrated in the bolt thread and Between the teeth of the first few threads where the threads of the nut are in contact, resulting in loosening of the fastener and sliding pressure of the threads
The electroplating of cross recessed screws generally refers to the electroplating of iron cross recessed screws. Stainless steel cross recessed screws are rarely electroplated. The electroplating colors of cross recessed screws are divided into environmental protection and non-environmental protection. Environmental protection blue zinc, environmental protection color zinc, environmental protection black zinc, environmental protection white nickel, etc., non-environmental protection includes white nickel, white zinc, color zinc, black zinc, black nickel, black cladding, blue zinc.
According to the properties of nuts, there are mainly national standard (GB), German standard (DIN), international standard (ISO), Japanese standard (JIS), American standard (ASTM/ANSI) and other standards. Among them, the national standard, German standard, and Japanese standard are represented by M (such as M8, M16), and the American system and the British system are represented by fractions or # (such as 8#, 10#, 1/4, 3/8). Commonly used national standard GB41 Ⅰ type hexagonal nut - C grade GB6170 Ⅰ type hexagonal nut - A, B grade GB6171 I type hexagonal nut - fine thread - A, B grade GB6172 hexagonal thin nut - A, B grade - chamfering GB6173 Hexagonal Thin Nut - Fine Thread - A, B Grade GB6174 Hexagon Thin Nut - B Grade - No Chamfer GB6175 II Hexagonal Nut - A, B Grade GB6176 II Type Hexagonal Nut - Fine Thread - A, B Grade GB6177 Hexagon Method Blue face nut - grade A GB55 hexagonal thick nut GB56 hexagonal super thick nut GB1229 large hexagonal nut (high strength for steel structure)
At present, more rivets are used on car tires. Due to the long-term bumps of the car, traditional equipment is prone to loosening during the use process, which affects safety. The above problems need to be improved on traditional equipment, so how to design a Rivets on car tires, this becomes a problem we need to solve.
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