What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
Dowels are made on the steering seat on the ball head of the car, and the rollers are assembled to the steering seat through the dowels. The prior art is manual driving of the pins, and the position of the pins is inaccurate when driving the pins, the labor intensity is high, the efficiency is low, and the quality of the steering seat is also affected. Therefore, it is necessary to design an automatic pin-driving mechanism to drive the pins into the steering seat. .
In addition, in the prior art, rivets are also used to riveted screws on metal plates. The rivets are nail-shaped objects with a cap at one end. In riveting, the riveted parts are connected by their own deformation or interference. When using rivets, it is necessary to set moderately sized positioning holes in the corresponding positions of the two metal plates, and the rivets directly penetrate into the positioning holes and then riveted. Because this riveting method does not require welding, it will leave a hole on the back of the metal plate. Therefore, in the prior art, the surfaces of the two metal plates after riveting are covered with a layer of smooth metal skin to cover the riveting marks, which will also increase the overall cost, including metal The cost of the skin and the increase in the manufacturing process, while the riveting process is limited, the connection between all metal plates cannot be universal.
1. Grade C washers do not have Ra3.2 and deburring requirements. 2. Grade C is suitable for medium assembly series, Grade A is suitable for fine assembly series 3. G B848-85 is mainly used for cylinder head screws, others are used for standard hexagon bolts, screws and nuts. 4. Material mechanical property grade: steel 200HV; austenitic stainless steel A200. 5. Marking example: standard series, nominal size d=8mm, flat washer with performance level of 200HV and no surface treatment: washer GB97.1—85 8 200HV
When the mold is manufactured, many positioning pins need to be installed to fix the relative position between the two parts. The positioning pins are usually sunk into the positioning pin holes on the mold. Since the mold needs to be pulled out frequently during assembly, in order to Remove the parts and make corrections. At the same time, the mold also needs to pull out the positioning pins during maintenance to remove the damaged parts for maintenance. Therefore, the workload of pulling the pins is large. The existing methods are: 1) When installing the pins, The operator uses a self-made long screw that matches the threaded hole of the pin to screw it into the pin, and then aligns the pin hole with a hammer to hit the screw to make the pin snap in, and then screw the screw out by hand. The disadvantage is: on the one hand, the hammer hits the screw It is easy to cause the screw to be damaged or deformed, and it cannot be used normally. On the other hand, it is labor-intensive to remove the screw by hand and may not be able to be removed; 2) When pulling out the pin, the operator will screw the screw into the pin and use force directly or with pliers To pull out a screw, a few companies use a large pin puller to pull it out. The disadvantage is that it is too laborious and time-consuming to pull out by hand or with pliers. Even if a large pin puller is used, the weight of the pin puller itself is large. , it is inconvenient to use.
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