What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
In recent years, more fasteners have been used in rivet nuts, which have replaced some existing welding methods to a certain extent. Rivet nuts are a way to join some difficult-to-weld equipment and other components. The use of rivet nuts requires rivet nut equipment (manual rivet nut equipment, etc.). Matters needing attention before using manual rivet nut equipment. 1. First, make sure the nozzle screws are properly assembled. According to the size of the rivet nut, select the appropriate equipment and rivet bolt. Every connecting part is not secure. 2. Confirm the deformation length or displacement of the rivet nut, and then leverage the long angle. 3. The scale ring of the rivet nut equipment is used to adjust the rivet stroke, which can be adjusted freely as needed. When adjusting the length of the rivet bolt, open the two handles and adjust the device head sleeve. The rivet bolts are exposed for a length slightly greater than the length of the rivet nut, which will eventually adjust the nut and device sleeve.
The existing open-type blind rivets are widely used, usually composed of an iron rivet shell and an iron or stainless steel mandrel. During the riveting process, the open-type rivets are often unstable and biased due to the unsteady breaking force of the mandrel. When the foam is riveted, the nail head is directly pulled into the foam layer to damage the product structure. And there may be safety hazards such as scratching the operator during the installation process due to the exposed nail core. At the same time, due to the expansion of the rivet shell hole, the nail head will be loose inside.
Standard introduction Standard code name Material coating GB/T65-2000 slotted cylindrical head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T67-2000 slotted pan head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or not Treated GB/T68-2000 slotted countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T70.1-2008 hexagon socket head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T70 .2-2008 Hexagon socket head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T70.3-2000 Hexagon socket head countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T71-1985 Open Slotted taper end set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T73-1985 slotted flat end set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T74-1985 slotted concave end set screw Screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T75-1985 slotted long cylindrical end set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T77-2000 hexagon socket flat end set screw steel, stainless steel Galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T78-2007 Hexagon socket set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T79- 2000 Hexagon socket set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated Or untreated GB/T80-2007 Hexagon socket set screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T818-2000 Cross recessed pan head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/ T819.1- 2000 Cross recessed countersunk head screw steel 4.8 grade steel galvanized passivation GB/T819.2- 1997 Cross recessed countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel A2-70, non-ferrous metal CU2 or CU3 steel, stainless steel or non-ferrous metal plated Zinc passivated or untreated GB/T820- 2000 Cross recessed half countersunk head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T822- 2000 Cross recessed cylinder head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated Treated GB/T823-1988 cross recessed small pan head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T833-1988 slotted large cylindrical head screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/ T837- 1988 Slotted pan head non-prolapse screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T838- 1988 Hexagon head non-prolapse screw steel, stainless steel galvanized passivated or untreated GB/T2671.1- 2004 Hexagon socket head low cylindrical head screw GB/T2671.2-2004 Hexagon socket head screw GB/T2672-2004 Hexagon socket head pan head screw steel galvanized passivation GB/T2673-1986 Hexagon socket countersunk head screw steel plated Zinc passivation GB/T13806.1-1992 Fasteners for precision machinery ten Slotted Screws Steel, Copper: H68 or HP59-1 Zinc Passivated or Untreated
At present, there are two methods for removing rivets in the market, one is non-destructive manual removal, which has low work efficiency and high work intensity. The other is mechanical destructive dismantling, such as the electric drill dismantling method. This method has high work efficiency, but it is easy to cause damage to the riveted product, and it is easy to cause the rivet to splash, and the operation is dangerous.
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