What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
What is the tolerance range of precision screws?
At present, with the continuous growth of the demand for communication products, higher and higher requirements are put forward for the production capacity of equipment manufacturers, and at the same time, the requirements for the cost, weight and reliability of communication products are also more and more stringent. In order to facilitate the positioning of the equipment, pins are often used to complete the equipment, and a certain cost is incurred for its manufacture and assembly. In the past, such parts have been assembled in the form of threads. In order to ensure that the assembly height is within the specified range and to prevent loosening, bar turning is often used to form threads and positioning steps, and thread pinning glue is used in the assembly, and the cost of machining is relatively high. Large, more material waste. Based on the above drawbacks, in order to better solve this problem, some existing manufacturers use the interference fit riveting method, which solves the problem of material waste and anti-loosening, but the inner diameter of the pin hole and the outer diameter of the pin are matched. The machining accuracy of the machine is relatively high. Once the matching size is out of tolerance, a second matching is required, which wastes working hours and increases the slack time.
A screw can be equipped with only one spring washer or only one flat washer, or it can also only be equipped with a two-piece combination of flower teeth. The national standard number of the combination screw is represented by GB9074. The commonly used cross recessed small pan head three combination screw national standard is GB9074.8. This .8 refers to the small pan head. That is, the size of the head of the pan head screw that is often said. Denoted by letters as PM. Professional combination screw manufacturers, the habitual expression method is three-in-one PM. The commonly used cross recessed large pan head combination screw national standard is GB9074.4. Professionally called large pan head combination screws. Or R head, or B head. That is to say, the head of this combination screw is larger and thicker than the head of the small pan head combination screw. There is also a commonly used external hexagon combination screw, which is a cross external hexagon combination screw. It is often called a socket hexagon combination screw. The national label is GB9074.13.
The circuit board is often the circuit board that plays a major role in electrical equipment, and the main electrical components of the circuit are often integrated on the motherboard. For single-layer circuit motherboards, rivets are used on the circuit motherboard in order to make the components more firmly fixed on the pcb board. In the prior art, the rivets are all set on the circuit board by an automatic riveting machine, which is controlled by an internal program to automatically complete the rivet-setting operation. This internal program is pre-set. If you need to rivet different motherboards, you must change the internal program. If you need to temporarily rivet a circuit board, it will be cumbersome to change the program again. Moreover, this kind of automation equipment is produced on a large scale and is not suitable for temporary operations.
The nut specification table is to unify all kinds of nuts in detail, and use the table to subdivide some specifications of the nuts. There are many types of nuts, and there are nuts of different materials. Each type of nut has different specifications, and each type of screw also has its mechanical properties and functions. · Square nut grade C GB 39-88 · Hexagonal nut grade C GB /T41-2000 · Hexagonal thick nut GB 56-88 · Wing nut GB 62-88 · Ring nut GB 63-88 · Combined cap nut GB 802 -88 · Spherical Hex Nut GB 804-88 · Fastening Nut GB 805-88 Knurled High Nut GB 806-88 · Knurled Thin Nut GB 807-88 · Small Hexagonal Extra Flat Fine Thread Nut GB 808-88 · Embedded Round nut GB 809-88 · Small round nut GB 810-88 · Round nut GB 812-88 End hole round nut GB 815-88 · Side hole round nut GB 816-88 · Slotted round nut GB 817-88 · Type 1 non-metallic insert hexagonal lock nut GB /T 889.1-2000 · Type 1 non-metallic insert hexagonal lock nut with fine thread GB /T 889.2-2000 · Cap nut GB 923-88 · Type 1 hexagonal nut GB / T 6170-2000 · Type 1 Hexagonal Nuts with Fine Thread GB /T 6171-2000 · Hexagonal Thin Nuts GB /T 6172.1-2000 · Non-metallic Insert Hexagonal Locking Thin Nuts GB /T 6072.2-2000 · Hexagonal Thin Nuts with Fine Pitch GB /T 6173-2000 · Hexagonal thin nuts without chamfer GB /T 6174-2000 · Type 2 hexagon nuts GB /T 6175-2000 · Type 2 hexagon nuts with fine pitch GB /T 6176-2000 · Hexagon flange nuts GB / T 6177.1-2000 · Hexagon flange face nuts with fine pitch GB /T 6177.2-2000 · Type 1 hexagon slotted nut - Grade A and B GB 6178-86 · Type 1 hexagon slotted nut - Grade C GB 6179-86 · 2 Type Hexagonal Slotted Nuts-A and B Grades GB 6180-86 Hexagonal Slotted Thin Nuts-A and B Grades GB 6181-86 Type 2 Non-metallic Insert Hexagonal Lock Nuts GB/T 6182-2000 Non-metallic Inserts Hexagon flange face lock nuts for non-metal inserts GB /T 6183.1-2000 · Non-metallic insert hexagonal flange face lock nuts with fine thread GB /T 6183.2-2000 · Type 1 all-metal hexagonal lock nuts GB /T 6184-2000 · Type 2 all-metal hexagonal lock nut GB /T 6185.1-2000 · Type 2 all-metal hexagonal lock nut fine pitch GB /T 6185.2-2000 · Type 2 all-metal hexagonal lock nut Grade 9 GB /T 6186-2000 · Full Metal Hexagon Flange Face Lock Nuts GB /T 6187.1-2000 · All Metal Six Angle flange face locking nut fine pitch GB /T 6187.2-2000 · Type 1 hexagon slotted nut with fine pitch A and B grades GB 9457-88 · Type 2 hexagonal slotted nut with fine pitch A and B grade GB 9458-88 · Hexagonal Slotted Thin Nut Fine Thread Grade A and B GB 9459-88 · Welded Square Nut GB /T 13680-92 · Welded Hexagonal Nut GB /T 13681-92 · Flat Head Rivet Nut GB /T 17880.1-1999 · Countersunk Head Rivet Nut GB /T 17880.2-1999 · Small countersunk head rivet nuts GB /T 17880.3-1999 · 120° small countersunk head rivet nuts GB /T 17880.4-1999 · Flat head hexagonal rivet nuts GB /T 17880.5-1999 · Hexagonal nuts for precision machinery GB /T 18195-2000
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