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    JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD Dial gauges D) JIS B 7503-» Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association Printed in Japan ube 5317175 9s In the event of any doubt arising, the ofiginal Standard in Japanese is to be final authority UDC 531 717.5 @) JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD JIs Dial gauges B 7503-1992 1 Scope This Japanese Industrial Standard specifies the dial gauges of 0.01 mm in scale interval and 1 mm in spindle movement per one revolution of long pointer, and of 0.001 mm in scale interval and 0.2 mm in spindle movement per one rotation of long pointer (hereafter referred to as the "dial gauges”) Furthermore, the measuring ranges in respect to the scale intervals shall be as given in the following: (1) 5 mm and 10 mm for the dial gauges of 0.01 mm in scale interval (2) 1mm, 2 mm and 5 mm for the dial gauges of 0.001 mm in scale interval. Remarks: The standards cited in this Standard are as given in the follow- ing: JIS B 0205-Metric coarse screw threads JIS B 0209-Limits of sizes and tolerances for metric coarse screw threads JIS B 1501-Steel balls for ball bearings JIS B 7506-Gauge blocks JIS Z 8108-Glossary of terms used in instrumentation 2 Definitions For the purpose of this Standard, the following definitions apply, and others are in accordance with JIS Z 8103 (1) dial gauge That measuring instrument of which spindle with a measur- ing pointer transmits the linear motion in parallel to a circular dial mechanically to the long pointer at a terminal in a rotary motion, and this long pointer indicates the displacement of the spindle on a dial having graduation lines which have divided the whole circular periphery at equal intervals (2) accuracy on wide range pressing-in The difference between the highest point and the lowest point on the ordinate of the error diagram (see Attached Figs. 1 and 3) over the entire measuring range when the spindle is pressed in. (3) accuracy on narrow range pressing-in Within the measuring range when the spindle is pressed in, the difference between the highest point and the lowest point on the ordinate of the error diagram (see Attached Figs. 2 and 4) for the initial one revolution (narrow range) (4) narrow range adjacent error In respective cases where the spindle is pressed in and goes out, the maximum value of the differences of errors at two positions by 10 scales apart within a narrow range 2 B 7503-1992 (5) retrace error The maximum value of the differences of indications for the Same measuring quantity when the spindle is pressed in and goes out. (6) repeatability At an arbitrary position within a measuring range, the max- Enum differance of the indicated values in the case where measurements have been repeated under the working conditions as given in the following. (a) Apply the measuring point at various speeds against a plane which is not deformed as far as possible. (b) Place the paralleled-plane plate being touched with the measuring pointer in a plane vertical to the axial line of spindle, and allow it to move in an arbitrary direction 3. Names The names of the principal part of the dial gauge shall be as given in Fig 1 Fig. 1. Names of principal parts Outer frame Tnner frame Limit pointer. ee ee \ Long pointer __ ros Dial Back cover Ear metal Short pointer _ Stem 7 Cover plate Spindle Messuring pointer___ Remarks: This Figure shall not be that for giving the standard of shapes and construction, but for indicating the names of respective parts. 4 Performances 4.1 Accuracies of indications The tolerances on accuracies of indications of dial gauges shall be in accordance with Table 1 3 B 7503-1992 Table 1. Tolerances on accuracies of indications Unit: pm aa [Mees eamasen | eet, [seroma | nae | agents (mm) | (mm) — |pressingin | of pressing-in 001 5 10 8 5 3 3 10 15 0.001 1 3 2 1s 2 03 2 5 - = | [5 8 | Remarks: The values of this Table shall be those of at 20°C Informative reference: The values of this Table for 0.001 mm in scale inter- val are those when the spindle of dial gauge has been held vertical and downward or the dial has been held upward in horizontal, and in the cases of other pos- tures, these may be increased up to 25 % 42 Measuring force The measuring force of the dial gauge shall be in accord- ance with the following: (1) In the case where the spindle has been placed in vertical and downward, the maximum measuring force shall not exceed 1.5 N. (2) The difference between the maximum value and the minimum value of the measuring force in respect to the same moving direction of the spindle shall not exceed 0.6 N. However, for that of 0.001 mm in scale interval and 5 mm in measuring range shall not exceed 0.7 N. (3) At an arbitrary position in the measuring range, the difference between the measuring forces, when the spindle is pressed in and goes out, shall not ex- ceed 0.6 N for the dial gauge of 0.01 mm in scale interval and shall not ex- ceed 0.7 N for the dial gauge of 0.001 mm in scale interval. However, for that of 0.001 mm in scale interval and 5 mm in measuring range, it shall not exceed 0.9 N 5 Shapes and dimensions 5.1 Shapes and dimensions of principal parts ‘The shapes and dimensions of the principal parts of the dial gauges shall be in accordance with Fig. 2 4 B 7503-1992 Fig. 2. Shapes and dimensions of principal parts With ear metal Unit: mm Without ear metal Seale interval oor 0001 31 10 35 52 Dimensions of attaching part of measuring pointer and dimensions of measuring-pointer end The dimensions of the attaching part of measuring pointer of dial gauges shall be in accordance with Fig. 3. However, the attach- ing screw thread shall be M 25 of JIS B 0205, and its accuracy shall be 6 H/6g of JIS B 0209. Furthermore, the radius of spherical surface of measuring-pointer end shall be 1.2 mm or over. 5 B 7503-1992 Fig. 3. Dimensions of attaching part of measuring pointer Unit: mm 53 Dimensions of scale and long pointer The dimensions of the scale and long pointer of the dial ga Guages shall be ts accordance with Fig. 4 6 B 7503-1992 Fig. 4. Dimensions of scale and long pointer In the case of 0.01 mm In the case of 0.001 mm Unit: mm in scale interval in scale interval W=10min W307 min LeWwiswW L=18Wo2W Remarks1. It should be preferable that the thickness of graduation line and the width of long-pointer end is equal 2, In order to facilitate the reading of the scale, graduation lines shall be attached with corresponding numerals, 6, Functions ‘The functions of the dial gauges shall be in accordance with the following: (1) When the spindle is being pressed in, the long pointer shall rotate in the clockwise direction (2) When the stroke of spindle (displacement) has been read by the rotation of the long pointer, the stroke of the spindle shall be as given in the following: Furthermore, the cardinal point shall be the farthest position on the dial from the measuring pointer (a) For the dial gauge of 0.01 mm in scale interval, that point where the long pointer has moved by 0.1 mm from its standstill point shall be considered to be the cardinal point of the measuring range, and it shall be 02 mm or over exceeding the terminal point of the specified measuring range 7 B 7503-1992 (>) For the dial gauge of 0.001 mm in scale interval, that point where the long pointer has moved by 0.02 mm from its standstill point shall be considered to be the cardinal point of the measuring range, and it shall be 0.05 mm or over exceeding the terminal point of the specified measuring range (2) In the dial gauge of 0.001 mm in scale interval, the amount of movement of the spindle exceeding the terminal point of measuring range shall be 2.5 mm or over for that of 1 mm in measuring range, and be 15 mm or over for that of 2 mm in measuring range. However, for that of 5 mm in measuring range, no prescription shall be made. (4) The rotation of the outer frame shall be smooth, and the dial shall be capable of being fixed at an arbitrary position (5) The clearance between the end pointed part of long pointer and the dial shall be 1 mm or under, and the clearance during rotation of the long pointer shall be uniform (6) The short pointer shall be so constructed as to indicate the number of revolutions of the long pointer or the effective stroke of the spindle. How- ever, in the case where particularly specified, the short pointer may also be omitted 7. Material and hardness The material of the end point of the measuring point of the dial gauge shall be in accordance with JIS B 1501, or that of equal to or superior to this in hardness 8 Measuring methods of performances The measuring methods of the perfor- mances of the dial gauges shall be in accordance with Table 2 8 B 7503-1992 “sojutod jo saurpeas ou) Woy yuauaysUT JuLINSBoUE Jo s3Ut -pear ayy Suryoeaiqns fq paquasep woaq sey YoIyA WUIseIp JosZa WE wos UIEAqO pUE ‘ZaA0 gO WUE T 105 ORO uM Z'9 PUR quiod [eurpaeo yy woay um T Jo [earezUT ue Joy Yous wut ¢o'9 oFuvs TuLMsou UL iu g pue uM Z Jo asoyy sO pu ‘WU ZO OF Ypes UU go'9 puL yuIod jeurpzes a au} WoI ZeA0 40 WUE Z'9 JO wAroVUE UE -Suissosd 40} yous wim 19°79 ‘eBuea Sutanseam ayy jo aBuvs jo quiod jeurw0} oy3 07 oypurds oy} ysnd —|mozzeu wo qquazoyurt opeos ut wr TOO" Jo YI Z0g (z) | APBANDOY] “soqutod jo sduypeer 9 woay quounaysut Surnseour Jo sBut aig -puaa auf] Suryovanqns £q poquosop wo9q ananaa qa] Sey YOY Weep zoase ue wo] wrEyq ls prowtmivanent ea pur ‘soA0 10 uM | 10) Yous war gg PUT qutod [eutpres oy} woay uur | Jo PBAIAyUT creas anne ue Joy you wun 19 ‘eBuer Suanseow our Sugaoddns pue ‘(20020 Jo qutod jeurensoy ox op ofpurds ox ysnd Teyuounaysut ut unt TF TwaIO}UE o[Os UT WHE TO Jo FYI JOT (T) ae ‘qeazoqut obos ‘oouoxojor sv odned | -Surssord ur gopun 40 wii [) yuoW [ei 941 Jo ojvas Oy) Jo sBurpeor oy} Surya} no | Jo aBues snaysut Suuseour MIU | saa sgiq’ Aaavo ‘({eyUozOY Ut TEI oy} 20) preMUMOP puE| “epLH UO 40 peay sayouoL91yy Twayyz0n ut anes [erp et Jo e[purds ayy Furproyy | Aoeanooy | 1 quoumnaysur Surunseoyy, woneasntiy poyjam Sunseay way | oN soouvmuosxad Jo poyeur Suunsmoyy “z O1qeS, B 7503-1992 9082 U Sif Ut peyroods: ypoiq anes | apeay purys Suysoddng pure Suuiaseoyy aoyq 28809) sere t] “suorjearpur jo aouaaaypip ue 24) ureyqo pur ‘auex Suunseour aq) ut Lor, asod Areaygze we ye {YS pu yor ur pue vas puB JWoRY UL LoystE 04 Yooq ones 9} MO[[e ‘puL}s TuLMseoUL oy} Jo o90y -ang gaddn oy wo pooeyd soyq anes oq) uo AywaHs04 soyuIOd FuLMseow ayy Ajddy ‘oduva Sutmsvour oyy wt uontsod Kavayique uv qe sawNy aay <[Mols pue

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