What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
Gaskets are mechanical seals between two objects, usually used to prevent pressure, corrosion, and natural thermal expansion and contraction of pipes between two objects and leakage. Since machining the surface is not possible, irregularities can be filled with spacers. Gaskets are usually made from sheet materials such as pad paper, rubber, silicone rubber, metal, cork, felt, neoprene, rubber, fiberglass or plastic polymers such as Teflon. Gaskets for specific applications may contain asbestos. The existing gasket is easily deformed for a long time in use, and the gasket cannot play the role of making up the difference. In addition, during the use process of the gasket, the adhesion between the gasket and the nut or the mechanical surface becomes poor, resulting in a poor sealing effect.
As the preferred embodiment of the above-mentioned embodiment, the motor 41 is provided with a thruster 46 that moves the cutting wheel 42 toward the conveying device 3. When the screw needs to be slotted, the thruster 46 generates a thrust toward the screw, and the motor 41 generates a thrust in the direction of the screw. Under the action, the groove is moved along the track 47 toward the screw. The other end of the motor 41 is provided with a bearing 45, and the output end of the motor is provided with a special-shaped wheel 44. The special-shaped wheel 44 is geared to the bearing 45. The wheel 42 is close to or away from the conveying device 3. When the grooving is completed, the special-shaped wheel 44 rotates and drives the bearing 45 to generate the opposite force from the above-mentioned thrust, so that the motor 41 moves back to the initial position along the track 48.
The connecting fasteners of the existing panel furniture are generally composed of pins, screws and nuts. When connecting two furniture boards, a nut must be placed in the hole first, then the screw is tightened, and then the pin is connected, which is not very convenient to assemble. Wood screws are generally used for fixing the existing concealed hinges, and the positioning is inaccurate, the installation is laborious and time-consuming, the labor intensity is high, and the work efficiency is low.
Material and process requirements The self-tapping locking screw should be made of high-quality carburized steel cold heading, generally no larger than M12. The finished material should be drawn with a high total reduction rate before cold heading, so that the cold heading must be spheroidized. Annealing, in order to enhance the surface hardness and the toughness of the core, most of them are made of medium and low carbon steel. The chemical composition of the material in the standard is only for guidance. The C content is 0.13%~0.37%, the Mn content is 0.64%~1.71%, and the B content can reach 0.005%. The elements of S, P, Mn and Si in the commonly used steel are generally lower than those of the ordinary bolt steel of the same grade. And the surface quality of the material is strictly controlled to reduce deformation resistance and prevent deformation and cracking. Commonly used grades are 20Mn, 15MnB, SWRCH22A, 1022A and medium carbon steel, medium carbon alloy steel SWRCH35K, SCM435, SCR435, etc. Self-tapping locking screws are threads with an arc-shaped triangular cross-section, so the formulation of cold heading and wire rolling processes, as well as the design and manufacture of cold heading dies and special rolling plates are very important. Self-tapping locking screws require a high-hard surface for cutting and extruding capabilities due to the need for self-tapping low carbon steel. At the same time, there must be sufficient core strength and toughness to prevent twisting and breaking during work. The heat treatment process of this type of screw belongs to shallow carburizing. Regardless of whether it is made of low carbon steel or medium carbon or medium carbon alloy steel, its core hardness must be guaranteed to be within the range of 28~38HRC (9.8 grade) 33~39HRC (10.9 grade) and not less than the minimum tensile load of 930MPa (9.8 grade), 1040MPa (grade 10.9), depending on the material, the minimum tempering temperature is 420℃. In order to ensure that the self-tapping locking screw can be smoothly screwed into the prefabricated cylindrical hole, the end of the screw should be hardened by high-frequency quenching to ensure that at least one to three thread teeth are hardened, and the minimum surface hardness is 45HRC.
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