What is the significance of dimensioning, tolerancing and surface roughness in production operations?
❑ Ensures successful functionality
❑ Significantly affect manufacturing costs
❑ Ensure that subcontractors are sure to do what is needed
What is digital product specification?
❑ What business benefits can be achieved with digital product specification?
❑ What do the standards say about digital product specification?
2 DAYS, 4h / day
Day 1
▪ geometric tolerancing
▪ general tolerances
▪ background of measurement
Day 2
▪ fits
▪ surface roughness markings
▪ digital product specification
▪ Course price:
480 € / participant (VAT 0%)
▪ The course price includes course materials
▪ At least 4 participants
[2] SFS-EN ISO 8015, 2011. GEOMETRIC PRODUCT DEFINITION (GPS). BASIC.
[3] SFS-EN ISO 5459, 2011. GEOMETRIC PRODUCT DEFINITION (GPS). GEOMETRIC TOLERANCE. BASIC ELEMENTS.
[4] SFS-EN ISO 1101, 2017. Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Geometric tolerances. Tolerances on shape, direction, position and throw.
[5] SFS-EN ISO 2692, 2015. GEOMETRIC PRODUCT DEFINITION (GPS). GEOMETRIC TOLERANCE. MAXIMUM MATERIAL REQUIREMENT (MMR).
[2] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Marking surface roughness. SFS-EN ISO 1302
[3] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. SFS-EN ISO 4287 [4] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. SFS-EN ISO 4288
[5] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. Default passband. SFS-EN ISO 3274
[6] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. Motif quantities. SFS-EN ISO 12085
[7] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. Filtering. SFS-EN ISO 13565-1 [8] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. Loaded surfaces. SFS-EN ISO 13565-2
[9] Geometric Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. Loaded surfaces. Cylinder sleeves_fuel systems. SFS-EN ISO 13565-3
[11] Geometric Product Specification (GPS). Surface roughness. Filtering. SFS-EN ISO 16610-1 and -21
[2] Geometric Product Specification (GPS). ISO marking system for length tolerances. Part 1 Criteria for tolerances, dimensional dimensions and adaptations SFS EN ISO 286-1
[3] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). ISO marking system for length tolerances. Part 2 Tables for basic tolerance classes and limit differences for holes and shafts SFS-EN ISO 286-2
[5] Shrinkage and compression fitting. SFS 5595
[2] SFS-EN 22768-1, 1993. GENERAL TOLERANCES. [3] SFS-EN 22768-2, 1993. GENERAL TOLERANCES. PART 2
[4] SFS-EN ISO 13920, 1996. WELDING. GENERAL TOLERANCES FOR WELDED STRUCTURES.
[5] SFS-EN ISO 8062, 2007. GEOMETRIC PRODUCT DEFINITION (GPS). DIMENSIONS AND GEOMETRIC TOLERANCES OF MOLDED PIECES ... [6] SFS 3918, 1987. TOLERANCES AND APPROVAL CONDITIONS FOR PLASTIC MOLDINGS.
[2] Geometrical Product Specification (GPS). Geometric tolerances. SFS-EN ISO 1101
[3] Technical product documentation. Digital Product Specification Information Policies. SFS-ISO 1679