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chuny

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I have got the ANSI y14.5M. but I don't know what values of the geometric tolerances are proper to my pulley, shafts and other parts. Can someone tell me which standard I can use to give the value of geometric tolerances?
Thanks in advanced.

 
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The geometric tolerances should come from the requirements for accuracy of your system design. You can look for similar designs for guidance. Nothing can replace experience.
 
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Hi chuny,

Everything you ever wanted to know about standard pulley or sheave dimensions and tolerances can be found in Machinery's Handbook. These are derived from ANSI/RMA IP-20-26. I agree with israelkk. Prepare for a learning experience.
 
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