Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
(OP)
Hi. I am dimensioning a flexible component relative to a fixed datum surface (A). I want the flexible component edge to be parallel to the datum within the +-0.5mm tolerance. Does the below dimension alone ensure the ENTIRE flexible edge is within the 0.5mm tolerance? Or do I need to add a parallel geometric callout from datum A?

RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
Also keep in mind that it's flexible, so even if you are using the ASME tolerancing standard, Rule #1 (where size automatically controls flatness and parallelism) does not apply.
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance
RE: Parallel geometric dimension vs standard dimension and tolerance