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Machinery's Handbook, 31st Edition

ISO Surface Texture Symbology Examples

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Examples of ISO Applications of Surface Texture Symbology Example 1: Surface roughness in Fig. 8 is produced by milling with a bilateral tolerance between an upper limit of Ra = 55 m m and a lower limit of Ra = 6.2 m m. Both apply the “16%-rule” default (ISO 4288). Both transmission bands are 0.008 - 4 mm, using default evaluation length (5 × 4 mm = 20 mm) (ISO 4288). The surface lay is circular about the center. U and L are omitted because it is obvious one is upper and one lower. Material removal is allowed. Milled 0.008-4 / Ra 55 C 0.008-4 / Ra 6.2 Fig. 8. Ground Ra 1.5 -2.5 / Ramax 6.7 Fig. 9. Example 2: Surface roughness in Fig. 9 is produced by grinding to two upper limit speci­ fications: Ra = 1.5 m m and limited to Rz = 6.7 m m max. The default “16%-rule,” default transmission band and default evaluation length apply to the Ra , while the “max-rule”, a - 2.5 mm transmission band and default evaluation length, apply to the Rz . The surface lay is perpendicular relative to the plane of projection, and material removal is allowed. Example 3 : Fig. 10 indicates a simplified representation where surface roughness of Rz = 6.1 m m is the default for all surfaces as indicated by the Rz = 6.1 specification, plus basic symbol within parentheses. The default “16%-rule” applies to both as does the default transmission band (ISO 4288 and ISO 3274). Any deviating specification is called out with local notes such as the Ra =0.7 m m specification. There is no lay requirement, and material removal is allowed.

Fe/Ni10b Cr r

Ra 0.7

Fe/Ni20p Cr r

-0.8 / Ra 3.1 U -2.5 / Rz 18 L -2.5 / Rz 6.5

Rz 1

( ) Rz 6.1 Fig. 10.

Fig. 11. Fig. 12. Example 4: Surface treatment without any material removal allowed is indicated in Fig. 11 , and to a single unilateral upper limit specification of Rz = 1 m m. The default “16%- rule,” default transmission band and default evaluation length apply. The surface treatment is nickel-chrome plated to all surfaces shown in profile (outline) in the view where the symbol is applied. There is no lay requirement. Example 5 : In Fig. 12, surface roughness is produced by any material removal process to one unilateral upper limit and one bilateral specification: the unilateral Ra = 3.1 is to the default “16%-rule,” a transmission band of -0.8 mm and the default evaluation length (5 × 0.8 = 4 mm). The bilateral Rz has an upper limit of Rz = 18 m m and a lower limit of Rz = 6.5 m m. Both limits are to a transmission band of - 2.5 mm with both to the default 5 × 2.5 = 12.5 mm. The symbols U and L may be indicated even if it is obvious. Surface treatment is nickel/chromium plating. There is no lay requirement. Example 6: Surface texture symbology may be combined with dimension leaders and witness (extension) lines, as in Fig. 13. Surface roughness for the side surfaces of the key­ way is produced by any material removal process to one unilateral upper limit specifica­ tion, Ra = 6.5 m m. It is to the default “16%-rule,” default transmission band and default evaluation length (5 × l c) (ISO 3274). There is no lay requirement.

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