What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
All kinds of industrial equipment need to be installed on the equipment foundation for work and operation. The equipment foundation includes concrete foundation, steel base, steel platform, steel frame and other forms.
Hexagon nuts are divided into three types: I type, II type and thin type according to the nominal thickness. Nuts above grade 8 are divided into two types: type 1 and type II. Type I hexagon nuts are the most widely used. Type 1 nuts are divided into three grades: A, B, and C. Among them, grade A and grade B nuts are suitable for machines, equipment and structures with small surface roughness and high precision requirements. Class C nuts are used on machines, equipment or structures with rough surfaces and low precision requirements.
This clearance determines how much the bone fragment fixed by means of the locking screw in the corresponding locking hole can move relative to the nail and thus also relative to other bone fragments fixed by the same nail due to the rigidity of the nail. Together with the flexibility of the material and the overall device this can build up to a size that prevents or decisively delays effective healing. In order to ensure the applicability of the locking device to the surgeon, this gap, although unavoidable, is clinically undesirable in some indications (eg in the case of metaphyseal fragments). Even a screw with a full cross-section, which can have an internal thread in the locking hole, is not gapless. This internal thread only prevents possible axial movement of the screw on the locking screw.
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.
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