New Size Tolerances Creation
- Propose the last created tolerance values
- In Tolerancing Advisor command, defines whether the
last tolerance type and values defined in a command are proposed as default
for the next command.
By default, this check box is cleared.
Angular Size
- Default upper tolerance value
- Defines the default upper tolerance value for angular size.
By default, the upper tolerance is 0.1 deg.
- Symmetric lower limit
- Defines whether the default lower tolerance value is symmetric in relation
to the default upper tolerance value.
By default, this option
is selected.
- Default lower tolerance value
- Defines the default lower tolerance value for angular size.
By default, the lower tolerance is -0.1 deg.
- Numerical value increment
- Defines the increment for angular size numerical value.
By default, the increment is 1
deg.
- General tolerance class
- Defines the general tolerance class for angular size according to the
selected standard in tolerancing.
The options in the
General tolerance class are as follows, for ISO: - ISO 2768 - f
- ISO 2768 - m
- ISO 2768 - c
- ISO 2768 - v
for ASME: - ANSI B4.3-1978-f
- ANSI B4.3-1978-m
- ANSI B4.3-1978-c
By default, the general tolerance class is
ISO 2768 - f for ISO, and ANSI B4.3-1978-f for ASME.
Chamfer Size
- Default upper tolerance value
- Defines the default upper tolerance value for chamfer size.
By default, the upper tolerance is:
- 0.001 mm for
Small range
- 0.1 mm for
Normal range
- 10 mm for
Large range
- Symmetric lower limit
- Defines whether the default lower tolerance value is symmetric in relation
to the default upper tolerance value.
By default, this option
is selected.
- Default lower tolerance value
- Defines the default lower tolerance value for chamfer size.
By default, the lower tolerance is:
- - 0.001 mm for
Small range
- -0.1 mm for
Normal range
- -10 mm for
Large range
- Numerical value increment
- Defines the increment for chamfer size numerical value.
By default, the increment is:
- 0.0001 mm for
Small range
- 0.01 mm for
Normal range
- 1 mm for
Large range
- General tolerance class
- Defines the general tolerance class for chamfer size according to the
selected standard in tolerancing.
By default, the general
tolerance class is ISO 2768 -
f.
The options in the
General tolerance class are as follows, for ISO: - ISO 2768 - f
- ISO 2768 - m
- ISO 2768 - c
- ISO 2768 - v
for ASME: - ANSI B4.3-1978-f
- ANSI B4.3-1978-m
- ANSI B4.3-1978-c
By default, the general tolerance class is
ISO 2768 - f for ISO, and ANSI B4.3-1978-f for ASME.
Linear Size
- Default upper tolerance value
- Defines the default upper tolerance value for linear size.
By default, the upper tolerance is:
- 0.001 mm for
Small range
- 0.1 mm for
Normal range
- 10 mm for
Large range
- Symmetric lower limit
- Defines whether the default lower tolerance value is symmetric in relation
to the default upper tolerance value.
By default, this option
is selected.
- Default lower tolerance value
- Defines the default lower tolerance value for linear size.
By default, the lower tolerance is:
- - 0.001 mm for
Small range
- 0.1 mm for
Normal range
- 10 mm for
Large range
- Numerical value increment
- Defines the increment for linear size numerical value.
By default, the increment is:
- 0.0001 mm for
Small range
- 0.01 mm for
Normal range
- 1 mm for
Large range
- Default tabulated value
- Defines the default tabulated for linear size.
By default, the
tabulated value is H7.
- General tolerance class
- Defines the general tolerance class for linear size according to the
selected standard in tolerancing.
By default, the general
tolerance class is ISO 2768 -
f.
The options in the
General tolerance class are as follows, for ISO: - ISO 2768 - f
- ISO 2768 - m
- ISO 2768 - c
- ISO 2768 - v
for ASME: - ANSI B4.3-1978-f
- ANSI B4.3-1978-m
- ANSI B4.3-1978-c
By default, the general tolerance class is
ISO 2768 - f for ISO, and ANSI B4.3-1978-f for ASME.
Geometrical Tolerance, Datum Target, and Datum System
- Normal Range
- Displays the current design range. You can select the required design range
from the list.
- Normal Range is selected.
- Description
- Lets you specify the description of the numeric display. Based on the unit
specified in the Description list, the values are
displayed for datum targets and semantic geometrical tolerances.
- NUM.DIMM is selected
- Display
- Lets you specify the number of units in which the values needs to be
displayed.
- For example, if you select FEET-INC in the
Description list, based on the number of units
selected in the Display list, the numerical values
will appear as below:
- 1 factor: Numerical values will be displayed
in feet only
- 2 factor: Numerical values will be displayed
in feet and inch
- Default numerical value
- Defines the default numerical values for geometrical tolerance and datum
target.
By default, the numerical values are:
- 0.001 mm for
Small range
- 0.1 mm for
Normal range
- 10 mm for
Large range
- Numerical value increment
- Defines the increment step for the geometrical tolerance and datum target
numerical values.
By default, the numerical increment value is:
- 0.0001 mm for
Small range
- 0.01 mm for
Normal range
- 1 mm for
Large range
- Precision
- Defines the geometrical tolerance precision after the numerical separator.
By default, the precision is:
- 0.0001 mm for
Small range
- 0.01 mm for
Normal range
- 1 mm for
Large range
- Separator
- Defines the symbol used as numerical separator for geometrical tolerance and
datum target.
By default, the separator is a dot.
- Display trailing zeros
- Defines whether "0"s complete the number of digit displayed after the
separator, according to the precision.
By default, this check box is cleared.
- Display leading zeros
- Defines whether the "0" before the numerical separator is displayed, when
value is less than 1.
By default, this check box is selected.
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