Hello all
I was asked a question about pitch: How to verify the pitch of a nut? The reason was about half years ago one supplier CMM programmer cheated on the TP of nuts by manipulating pitch #. Now they asked me how to verify it ... Help please...
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Hello all
I was asked a question about pitch: How to verify the pitch of a nut? The reason was about half years ago one supplier CMM programmer cheated on the TP of nuts by manipulating pitch #. Now they asked me how to verify it ... Help please...
Functional lot acceptance of thread form can only be effectively assessed with a known good counterpart (GO/NOGO rings or plugs).
That might be a contentious statement, so hear me out. You can verify components of the helix, (Pitch, Max/Min dia, angles, radii) to verify the threads should work, but until it passes functional gages, you could absolutely have a "good" part fail in the mating part's threads, in the instance mating part is also functionally close to specified limits.
Can you measure pitch with a CMM? YES. You need to scan (ttp or analog) a line down the axis of the threads. then you need to define a strategy to quantify the max/min peak/valley's of each thread. Extract the Z height of the peaks/valley's and you've got pitch. Size of your probe vs pitch is super important here, as well as your machine's ability to probe normal to thread axis.
ya, no thanks haha
ya, no thanks haha
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