What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
through-hole mounting nut, comprising a hexagonal portion 1 and a cylindrical portion 2, a threaded hole 3 is provided between the hexagonal portion 1 and the cylindrical portion 2, and two grooves 4 are opened on the cylindrical portion 2, and each of the two sides of the groove 4 has a The raised side 5, the two sides protruding from the sheet metal part 7, if squeezed or hit by the bolt 8, it will bend to both sides and buckle on the sheet metal part, so that it is not welded directly. Rubber can also be used. Each of the upper surfaces of the side edges 5 is provided with a convex point 6 so that the hammer will not slip when hitting.
Screw, some people call it screw [Screw] (screw), screw (screw rod). In fact, the screw is a general term, and the screw and the screw rod are different from each other. Screws are generally called wood screws to fasten wooden and plastic parts. The screw rod is a machine screw (machine screw), which is the kind of flat head at the front end. The pitch is small and uniform. It is generally used to fasten metal and machine parts. With the development of society, the materials for making screws are also various, and the functions of screws are becoming more and more diverse.
A nut is a nut, a part that is screwed together with a bolt or screw for fastening. A component that must be used in all production and manufacturing machinery is divided into carbon steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals (such as copper), etc. several types.
Pins are widely used. In the connection of the rotating mechanism of two moving components, such as the crank mechanism, the turning mechanism, the connection between the hydraulic cylinder and the moving parts, the pins are used. kind. In order to ensure the normal use of the running equipment and prevent the cylindrical pin from slipping out and falling off during use, some anti-falling methods are usually used at the head of the pin, such as 1. Drill holes and insert cotter pins to prevent the pins from slipping out; 2. The external thread is tightened with a nut to prevent the pin from slipping out; 3. The slot is clamped with a circlip to prevent it from slipping out, etc. These measures make the cylindrical pin very practical in the case of infrequent disassembly and assembly, but in the actual use of the field, in order to prevent the collision of some equipment during each troubleshooting or maintenance, the pin needs to be pulled out and turned up, etc. After the failure or maintenance is completed, put down and then insert the pin to restore, this process will bring trouble to the actual operator. For example, special tools must be brought with you every time you disassemble and assemble the pin, and the split pin or the circlip is easily damaged after repeated disassembly and assembly. , In order to save trouble, the operator sometimes uses iron wire to thread or fasten it instead, and even does not remove the pin for the sake of speed and convenience, which is easy to cause damage to the equipment when dealing with faults.
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