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Question is
ISO 2768-1 reference the term "Broken Edges"
I have a copy of the specification.
Table 1
Permissible deviation for liner dimensions except for broken edges
What does broken edges mean in ISO 2768-1:1989 (E) ?
Attachment represents a metal stamping trim edge...
Question regarding ISO 2768-1
I have a part drawing with ISO 2768-1 specification listed on the drawing.
Specification does not specifically state what is meant by "broke edge"
Attachment shows the natural edge condition that occurs during the stamping process.
The break band on the attached...
This specification has a description that reads "broken edges"
Is this term applicable to a metal stamping part, if so what would this apply to on a stamping part ?
Or is this a machining term only ?
Thanks for the reply.
I understand the artifacts statement.
I not sure what your saying regarding cut lines.
See attached picture, shear is the measurement points.
ISO 2768 does include the trim lines(shear)on a stamped product.
Broken edges means what in specification ISO 2768 ...is the...
Thanks for the reply,
Yes ISO specification 13715:2000, does clearly state the edge condition (page 9) based on appropriate callout. But that has nothing to do with ISO 2768, ISO specification 13715:2000 is not referenced with in ISO 2768-2.
Term "broken edge" is not defined on 2768-2. I am...
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
But it does not state in Annex (A) what the meaning is for "Broken Edges".
I am still unclear as to what ISO 2768 means by "Broken Edges".
yes...It states "External Radii and Chamfer heights for broken edges"
Does the stamping process have broken edges ...
Question regarding 2768
Table II (2) :
Permissible Deviation for Broken Edges:
Looking for the definition for “Broken Edges”
This tolerance callout ISO 2768 is on a drawing for stampings. The logical definition for "Broke Edges" on a stamping surface would be the shear surface.
Question:
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