What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
Generally speaking, the metal plate needs to open holes for inserting the rivets, and then press the two sides of the metal plate along the positive direction of the metal plate with a jig, so that the metal plate is deformed in the plane direction, which makes the inner edge of the hole Shrink and fit the rivet. Existing riveting techniques are not suitable for thin sheets. Because the thin plate does not have enough thickness to compress in its forward direction, the insufficient deformation in the forward direction causes enough deformation in the plane direction to insert the rivet, so the rivet cannot be firmly fixed to the thin plate.
It can be seen from the figure that no matter how the screw core swings, it will not fall off from the screw sleeve. This is because part of the bead 5 is stuck in the hole 6 of the screw sleeve 1 and the other part is stuck in the screw core 2. In the groove 8, it plays the role of positioning. If the screw sleeve rotates clockwise, the beads 5 can only slide in the groove 8 of the screw core 2 under the driving of the screw sleeve 1 and cannot drive the screw core 2 to rotate. If the screw sleeve 8 rotates in the opposite direction, the bead 5 will be stuck on the stop 7 of the screw core 2 so as to drive the screw core 2 to rotate.
Generally, the bolts or nuts used to press workpieces or fixtures in the T-slot of the machine tool table are made into square or rectangle. Things are very inconvenient.
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)
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