模具拔模斜度符号及对测量的影响.docxVIP

1GENERALSymbols are used on drawings as an abridged means of expressing commonly used words or processes. The symbols commonly used on drawings other than Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Symbols are shown in this section. 2DRAFT SYMBOLSSymbols to indicate direction of draft may be used in place of pictorial illustrations on drawings of cast or molded parts. Symbols are particularly advantageous on drawings for intricate parts. The use of the following symbols and guides for their use will minimize misinterpretation. 2.1All draft symbols are variations of the letter D, as follows: = Draft included. See Figures 2.02 and 2.03. = Plus draft, means dimension to which symbol is applied may increase due to draft. See Figures 2.04 and 2.05. = Minus draft, means dimension to which symbol is applied may be reduced due to draft. See Figures 2.06 and 2.07. The above interpretationshould not be confused with the interpretation that the symbol is related to plus or minus material. 2.2Symbols should be defined on the drawing or by a note on the drawing referring to this standard. 2.3Features subject to draft should be covered by the applicable symbol or by a general specification on the drawing.2.4Amount or angle of draft is specified in note form or by dimensions independent of symbol usage. When only the draft-included symbol is used, the specification of draft angle is not required. 2.5When direction of draft on thru holes is to be controlled, it may be indicated either by applying a draft symbol, or by specification of the hole diameter at each end. 2.6Figures 2.01 through 2.07 illustrate the size, use and interpretation of draft symbols. FIGURE 2.01 - SIZE OF SYMBOL FIGURE 2.02 - DRAFT INCLUDED-HOLES FIGURE 2.03 - DRAFT INCLUDED-EXTERNALAND INTERNAL FEATURES FIGURE 2.04 - PLUS DRAFT-HOLES FIGURE 2.05 - PLUS DRAFT-EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL FEATURES FIGURE 2.06 - MINUS DRAFT-HOLES FIGURE 2.07 - MINUS DRAFT-EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL FEATURES 3.KEY PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS (KPC) SY