Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Traditional dimensional control often only focuses on whether the "size" of the part meets the design requirements; while geometric tolerances further clarify the detailed standards of the part's shape, direction, position and runout. By precisely controlling these geometric characteristics, manufacturers can effectively avoid potential problems caused by part deformation, position deviation or assembly difficulties, and greatly improve product consistency and reliability.
tolerance | name | symbol | explain | Controls the shape |
Shape tolerance | Straightness | | Control the curvature of a line or axis | |
Flatness | | Control the flatness of a surface | ||
Roundness | | Control the uniformity of the cross-section circle | ||
Cylindricity | | Controls the roundness and straightness of the cylinder as a whole | ||
Line profile | | Control the consistency of a cross-sectional profile with the theoretical shape | ||
Surface profile | | Control the conformity of the entire surface profile to the theoretical shape |
Classification | name | symbol | explain | Control the angular relationship | |
Position tolerance | Directional | Parallelism | | Controls features to maintain a | |
perpendicularity | | Control feature is 90° | |||
angularity | | Controls the feature to be | |||
Positioning | Coaxiality | | Controls whether the circle | Control the correct position of | |
Symmetry | | Controls the symmetry of the feature | |||
Position | | Controls the positional | |||
Runout | Circular Runout | | Controlling eccentricity errors | Control the runout error of rotating parts | |
Total Runout | | Control the eccentricity error |