Pin Gages
Pin Gages
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Hello I'm new in this kind of forums,
some body knows if exist some International Standard for the use of pin gages? (E.g. if the pin has to be forced to pass or if if the pin has to be forced)
I appreciate all the help you can bring me!
some body knows if exist some International Standard for the use of pin gages? (E.g. if the pin has to be forced to pass or if if the pin has to be forced)
I appreciate all the help you can bring me!





RE: Pin Gages
RE: Pin Gages
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Chris
SolidWorks 10 SP5.0
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RE: Pin Gages
This specifies how to design a pair of "go no-go" gauges, The idea being that if the 'go' doesnt fit, its wrong and if the 'no-go' fits, its wrong. It doesn't say much about forece required to pass. It doesn't mention much about force to pass but we tend to use 'If it's questionable, its a fail'
Note: this may well be an ISO standard by now, my copy is dated 1965
Designer of machine tools - user of modified screws
RE: Pin Gages
2.3.2. Gages for Holes
2.3.2.1 GO Gages. A GO cylindrical plug gage should enter the hole over its full length when applied by hand without using excessive force and the hole should be checked throughout its length. .....
That's the closes it comes to specifics about force.
Jim Sykes, P.Eng, GDTP-S
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RE: Pin Gages
Designer of machine tools - user of modified screws
RE: Pin Gages
The Help for this program was created in Windows Help format, which depends on a feature that isn't included in this version of Windows.