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Forging Tolerances Straightness Flatness and Center-to-Center
Tolerances, Engineering Design & Limits & Fits
Steel Die Forging Tolerances for straightness, flatness and tolerances for center-to-center dimensions
Drop and vertical press forgings
Tolerances for straightness and flatness are obtained from the upper part of the table calculator by referring to the appropriate horizontal line for grade F or grade E, whichever is required, and by reading the tolerance under the vertical column heading for the dimension concerned.
Application of Straightness and flatness tolerances
Straightness tolerances relate to deviations of center lines from the specified contour.
Flatness tolerances relate to deviations of surfaces from the specified contour.
Straightness and flatness tolerances are to be found from the table calculator according to the greatest length or greatest width dimension of the forging.
When straightness tolerances or flatness tolerances are required, this shall be indicated on the agreed forging drawing.
Tolerances for center-to-centrer dimensions
Dimensions to which center-to-center tolerances are applicable
In other instances center-to-center tolerances, if required either by the purchaser or the supplier, shall be negotiated before the commencement of production. Center-to-center tolerances shall be applied independently of, and in addition to, any other tolerances.
Reference:
EN 10243-1 Steel die forgings -
Tolerances on
dimensions
Part 1: Drop and vertical press forgings
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