What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
The shaft circlip is a mechanical part installed on the slotted shaft and used as a fixed part for the movement of the hole. The inner diameter of the shaft circlip is slightly smaller than the mounting shaft diameter. When installing the shaft circlip, use the circlip pliers, insert the pliers into the pliers hole of the retaining ring, expand the retaining ring, and then put the shaft circlip into the shaft groove.
Standardized mechanical parts for fastening connections. Standard fasteners mainly include bolts, studs, screws, set screws, nuts, washers and rivets. There are many structural types of bolts, and most of the heads are hexagonal. For bolts subjected to shock, vibration or variable load, in order to increase flexibility, the polished rod part is made into thin sections or hollows. The seat end of the stud is screwed into the threaded hole of the connected piece, and the nut used at the nut end is similar to the bolt nut. The structure of the screw is basically the same as that of the bolt, but the shape of the head is various to adapt to different assembly spaces, tightening degrees and connection appearances. Set screws have different head and tip shapes to accommodate different levels of tightening. Nuts are also available in a variety of styles, with hexagons being the most widely used.
At present, many manufacturers do not want the product to be disassembled by the user, so they set the anti-disassembly mark on the product. The common method is to apply red or blue anti-disassembly paint on the fastener, such as the nut, once the user disassembles it by himself. , the paint at the connection will fall off, and it can no longer be aligned, so that the manufacturer can judge and identify it and provide a basis for warranty. However, it is inconvenient to paint some joints, and the use of tamper-evident paint is not healthy and environmentally friendly.
In terms of screw standard specification broadcast, there are two versions of the national standard, one is GB70-76, the 76 version, and the other is GB70-8585 version. Our company is now implementing the DIN912 standard, so it should be paid attention to in actual business operations. Difference: GB70-85 and DIN912 completely overlap, so there is no difference in the use of the new standard, mainly because there is a difference between GB70-76 and DIN912: M8 series hexagon products, GB70-76 round head diameter It is 12.5MM, which is smaller than 13.27MM of DIN912. For M10 series inner hexagon products, the round head diameter of GB70-76 is 15MM, which is smaller than 16.27 of DIN912. The inner hexagon of M12 series, the round head of GB70-76 The diameter is 18MM, which is smaller than the opposite side of DIN912, which is 18.27. In addition, the round head diameter of the inner hexagon GB70-76 of M16 and M20 series is 0.33MM smaller than that of DIN912, which are 24MM and 30MM respectively. DIN912 is 24.33MM and 30.33MM respectively. In addition, the width of the inner hexagon between the old standard and the German standard is different due to different standards. The inner side of GB70-76 is smaller, and it should be paid attention to in business operations. In addition, there are also some differences in the carriage screws that may be used at ordinary times. I will also make an explanation here. In the national standard, there are two standards for carriage screws, namely GB12 (small semicircular head square neck screw) and GB14 (large semicircular head square neck screw) Neck screws), and the German standard DIN603 is usually more commonly used in the market. Now to distinguish these three: for the round head and neck, when comparing the same specifications: GB12
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