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How do precision stamping parts processing plants understand dimensional tolerances?
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How do precision stamping parts processing plants understand dimensional tolerances?

Release time:2025-01-19     Number of views :


The tolerance level of precision Metal Stamping parts is related to the size and the selected tolerance level. Precision stamping parts processing plants should not only meet the planning requirements, but also consider the possibility and economy of the process when selecting the tolerance level. That is to say, if the use requirements are met, try to add the tolerance value, that is, choose a lower tolerance level.

"GB/T13914-2002 Dimensional tolerances of stamped parts" stipulates the dimensional tolerances of stamped parts. Dimensional tolerances are specified according to flat stamped parts and formed stamped parts respectively. The dimensional tolerance value of stamped parts is related to the two dimensions of stamped parts size and plate thickness, on the other hand, it is related to the accuracy grade. How do precision stamping parts processing plants understand dimensional tolerances?(pic1) tolerance is the range of dimensional variation. The larger its value, the lower the accuracy and the less difficult it is to process. The smaller the value, the higher the accuracy and the more difficult it is to process. So what items should be paid attention to in the production of precision stamped parts processing plants?

1. Zigzag viewpoint: the viewpoint size of the stamped part formed by zigzag forming;

2. Punching viewpoint: the viewpoint size formed by punching at the plane of the flat plate or formed part;

3. Punching fillet radius: the linear size of the fillet radius of the stamped part processed by punching, blanking and other separation processes;

4. Forming size: the linear size of the stamped part processed through twisting, stretching and other processes.

5. Punching size: the linear size of the stamped part processed by punching, blanking, and other separation processes.

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