Fits Class h10 4

[RUSO]

Can anyone help me find out what the tolerances are on a class h10 shaft are ??


I find h9 and h11 readily but I'm having a hard time finding what h10 is. I have a customer requesting this from Europe.

Can't find it in my machinery handbook.

Thanks.

 

[stressriser]

I found it as a third choice tolerance in ANSI B4.2. External dimensions (mm) (Shafts) (h16...h1)

I used "Metric Standards for Worldwide Manufacturing" by Knut O. Kverneland

It is a good book to have if you are doing mfg. Overseas.

The table is qute large and has a different value depending on the shaft size.

SR

 

[gearguru]

Gentlemen,
on the address below, you'll find an EXCELLENT ISO fit "calculator". You can find the actual dimensions for any ISO shaft/hole combination and the clearance/interference calculated for your fit selection.

http://www.tecnologix.com/en/tools/fset_.html

gearguru

 

[RUSO]

Thanks Gearguru....I actually don't have the ANSI/ISO stds at my company, that's why I'm asking someone else.

Appreciate everyones help

 

[stressriser]

Hey Gearguru,
Thats a great tool, much easier than the charts I had to plow through...thanks! I added that to my favorites and gave ya a star.

 

[gearguru]

Thanks for the star!
the guys at "tecnologix" deserve at least ten of them.
gearguru

 

[pardal]

Hi gearguru .

I try to open such site but I can not .
Does you know anty about it.

Thanks for your shift profile tip.

Pardal

 

[macPT]

RUSO

Mabe it's being dificult to find the h10 tolerance because it's not a recommended fiting by the DIN7157. Anyway I can send you the tolerances if you tell me the shaft diameter (the tolerance field is diameter dependent).

 

[pardal]

At least I could open the site to calculate the tolerances

http://www.tecnologix.com/en/tools/fset_.html

Pardal

 

[gearguru]

Gentlemen,
if you need the ISO fits, post the size nominal size and tolerance here, (like 123H10) and I'll try to help.
Few months ago we had here good discussion about the ISO fits, there are also som "tricks" how to use it. Believe me, it is really good tool if you use it smart.
gearguru

 

[gearguru]

Check the
Thread404-14730
for some explanation on basics and some useful tricks when using the ISO fits.
gearguru

 

[cooblacrouse]

This is a good site for ISO fits but you will have to convert to inches:

http://www.tecnologix.com/en/tools/passungsrechner/passungsrechner_v05.html