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Material Selection
1. 'se stock (ateria) sizes *hen e"er $ossi+)e to e)i(inate unnecessar, (achining -See $%3 &a' Materials & Stoc( asteners ) on the Mechanical *ebpage+. Purchasing !a* /ateria)s0 2. 1hen re2uiring too) stee)% 341 distorts *hen heat treating and thus $ro+)e(s *ith not enough (ateria) )eft for grinding% on), use 341 *hen ,ou need so(ething +etter than (i)d stee) +ut do not re2uire heat treating. ," heat treatment o" tool steel is necessar- than use .2. 5f in 2uestion consu)t ,our su$er"isor. 3. !adia) +earing shafting shou)d +e (ade fro( 6ho($son75na7Barden or #u$erior #hafting de$ending on the a$$)ication. 8ertain a$$)ications *i)) re2uire the use of #tress Proof #tee) or 31 -*i)) re2uire a )ot of *ork for finishing. 4. 1here"er $ossi+)e use 9)u(inu(% it *i)) sa"e ti(e and (one,. 96# uses it in se"era) for(s% 6&61466 9)u(inu(% 6&61466 9cracut 9)u(inu( -accurate), cut to *idth.% 8ast 9)u(inu( 6oo)ing P)ate -)ess susce$ti+)e to *ar$age% f)at and tight to)erance in thickness.% and 9)u(inu( ang)e. 1hen +ending a)u(inu( use 3&&34:14 not 6&61466. 9)) of the a+o"e (ateria)s ha"e uni2ue to)erances -see ;<a,o)d2 on :2(ain -=>. under re$orts ? shortcut to $urchasing ra* (ateria)s@.. 5. 6he hardness for too) stee)s *i)) +e )i(ited to three +asic grou$s do not s$ecif, an,thing outside these grou$s un)ess a+so)ute), necessar,A 1. !8 44446 2. !8 54456 3. !8 6&462 4'sed *hen $art shou)d +e tough +ut not necessari), hard. -i.e. shafts% $ins% etc.. 4Benera) $ur$ose *ear ite(s. -i.e. gi+s% s)ides% co"er $)ates% "4s)ides for he$co ro))ers% etc.. 4:ea", *ear surfaces. -i.e. cutters% $unches% for(ing too)s% etc..
6. 6he to)erances of (ateria) stock (ust +e considered in a)) too) designs. -see ;!e$orts on ne*Co+ :2fi)e -B>. under <a,o)d@ ? shortcut to $urchasing ra* (ateria)s@. . Be carefu) *ith ,our use of 8!#. 5t is "er, susce$ti+)e to *ar$age +ecause of itsD interna) stresses. 5t shou)d +e used *here (ini(a) (achining is +eing $erfor(ed. 8. 6he )ist of (ateria) t,$es 96# has standardized on is )i(ited to those )isted in the +a))ooning (acro. =i(it ,our use of (ateria)s to these un)ess other*ise s$ecified. 21546698 .doc !e" date #e$t 11% 2&&6 2
Bosch Extrusion
#tock at 96# #tandard> 3& E 3& B3#8: EE6!'#53F 45 E 45 B3#8: EE6!'#53F 45 E 9&-=. B3#8: EE6!'#53F 9& E 9& B3#8: EE6!'#53F 45x45 8)ean !oo(> 1F #5FB=E #=36 -45E45 B3#8: EE6. 2F #=36 3PP -45E45 B3#8: EE6. 2FG# #=36# 9<H -45E45 B3#8: EE6. 3F 6!54#=36 -45E45 B3#8: EE6.
Non-guarding extrusion part groupings can e de!eloped as a manufactured assem ly #which will put it in the &&&1-&''' num er range% if it is a S( assem ly file, or )ust simply as a manufactured part if it is drawn using the structural mem ers function in S(* +his will allow designers to create a detail drawing containing a ,-. to show in more detail exactly how the extrusion is to e assem led*
2. 9)so $unches -nor(a)), 92 or /2. *i)) +e done outside. 5n /E8: *hen creating the record $)ease $ut 8usto( Punch under the (anufacturer. /nder material on the detail place material and purchase number0 example .2 1,2EM 34%%5. /anufacturer> Part I> <escri$tion> 8usto( Punch EEEE4EEE4&&1 -!e" if needed. 92 $er 96# <ra*ing
$inishes
1. 9)) (ateria)s% if a$$)ica+)e% *i)) s$ecif, a finish. 6he finish is s$ecified during the +a))ooning $rocedure and is noted on the detai) dra*ing. 3$tions for the (ateria) finish is $ro"ided during the +a))ooning $rocedure. 2. 6he fo))o*ing chart s$ecifies the standard 96# finishes. 6he standard finishes are a)so detai)ed in the ;96# <esign #$ecification #u((ar,@. 6ote7 'hen speci"-ing paint0 al'a-s callout paint per .DSS. M.2E&,.8 6a+)e Base Buarding <ucting% E)ectrica) $ane) 9ir :eaders 1e)d(ents -a+o"e ta+)e. 9)u(inu( /i)d #tee) 6oo) #tee) 6a+)e 6o$% :!# ,6,S9 1pre"erred choice5 Paint4 <ark Bre, Paint4 =ight Bre, Paint4 =ight Bre, Paint4 =ight Bre, Paint4 F)at B)ack -8)ear 9nodize.% B)ack 9nodize% :ard 9nodize -B)ack 3xide.% :ard 8hro(e% E)ectro)ess Ficke) -:ard 8hro(e.% B)ack oxide% E)ectro)ess Ficke) Ficke) F)ash
3. 5n (ost cases the finish *i)) add to the (ateria) thickness. Jno* the finish and if necessar, consu)t so(eone on the effects of the finish. :ard chro(e> .&&&2 4.&&&5 inch 9nodize> .&&&2 4.&&&4 inch B)ack 3xide> .&&&1 4 .&&&2 inch Ficke) f)ash> .&&&5 4 .&&1& inch E)ectro)ess Ficke)> .&&&4 4 .&&&5 inch -$er 9#6/ B 33% 6,$e 4% #82% 8)ass 1. :ard 9nodize> .&&&5 4.&&&8 inch 4. 5n the design of gauges or setu$ too)s *here there is high to)erance $ieces finish the $ieces *ith B)ack 3xide. 5. 6he finishes s$ecified do not re2uire a $rocess s$ecification. 6he sho$ has detai)ed $rocedures for the finishing $rocesses. 6. 8ertain custo(ers *i)) re2uire their co)or finishes for $ainted co($onents. 6his *i)) +e detai)ed in the ;9<##@.
Electropolished Surfaces
-5nsert fro( 9#6/4938&. E)ectro$o)ished surfaces are extre(e), s(ooth% (acrosco$ica)), f)at% (icrosco$ica)), feature)ess% and exhi+it high high )uster% ref)ecti"it, and +rightness. E)ectro$o)ishing su+stantia)), reduces the surface area a"ai)a+)e for conta(ination $ick4u$ and e)i(inates a)) (icro4cracks and interna) cre"ices. 8o($arison 6a+)e <ifferences Bet*een Po)ished and Buffed /i))ed Finishes% 9+rasi"e Brit Fu(+ers and #urface !oughness -Before and 9fter E)ectro$o)ishing. Before E)ectro$o)ishing #urface !oughness !a /icro(eter 3.56 (ax 1.14 (ax &.64 (ax &.2&4&.51 &.154&.38 &.1&4&.25 9fter E)ectro$o)ishing #urface !oughness !a /icro(eter /icroinches 1. 842.25 &.5 4&. 5 &.324&.4& &.1&4&.26 &.&84&.19 &.&54&.13 &49& 2343& 13416 441& 348 245
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KGa)ues are a$$roxi(ate. E)ectro$o)ishing genera)), reduces surface roughness readings of a non4E)ecro$o)ished surface +, 5& $ercent. #(oothness is not an inde$endent "aria+)e in surface definition. 5t is one factor of an i($ortant su+Cect that is referred to as ;surface (eta))urg,.@ #(oothness s$ecifications% +ased on gages% can +e achie"ed +, +oth E)ecto$o)ishing and +echanica) a+raci"e finishing techni2ues.