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Tolerances TablesThe following tables are presented as a guide in selecting tolerances. Normally, the lower the drawing designation number, the higher the product and tooling cost. When applying tolerances the following rules should be kept in mind.
Table 1 Standard Dimensional Tolerance Table - Molded Solid Rubber Parts Drawing Designation "A-1" High Precision
Drawing Designation "A1" is the tightest tolerance classification and indicates a high precision rubber product. Such products require expensive molds, fewer cavities per mold, costly in-process controls and inspection procedures. It is desirable that the exact method of measurement be agreed upon between rubber manufacturer and customer, as errors in measurement may be large in relation to the tolerance. Some materials, particularly those requiring post curing, do not lend themselves to Drawing Designation "A1" tolerances.
Table 2 Standard Dimensional Tolerance Table - Molded Solid Rubber Products Drawing Designation "A-2" Precision
Drawing Designation "A2" tolerances indicate a precision product. Molds must be precision machined and kept in good repair. While measurement methods may be simpler than with Drawing Designation "A1", careful inspection will usually be required.
Table 3 Standard Dimensional Tolerance Table - Molded Solid Rubber Products Drawing Designation "A3" Commercial
Drawing Designation "A3" tolerances indicate a "commercial" product and will normally be used for most products.
Table 4 Standard Dimensional Tolerance Table - Molded Solid Rubber Products Drawing Designation "A4" Non-Critical
Drawing Designation "A4" tolerances apply to products where dimensional control is non-critical and secondary to cost. |
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