GB/T 15826.2-1995

Abolished

Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Disks and columns

锤上钢质自由锻件机械加工余量与公差 盘、柱类

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
25.010
CCS
J32
Status
Abolished
Issue Date
1995-12-14
Implementation
1996-08-01
Centralized Committee
中国机械工业联合会
Issuing Authority
中国机械工业联合会

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies the machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings shaped as disks and columns produced on hammers. It is applied in the manufacturing industry to define the excess material left for subsequent machining and the permissible dimensional variations, ensuring that forged parts meet design specifications after processing. The standard is used by engineers and procurement professionals for quality control and production planning in sectors like automotive, machinery, and heavy equipment manufacturing.

Related Standards

GB/T 15826.1-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--General requirement GB/T 15826.9-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Forging without machining GB/T 15826.8-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Single throw crankshaft GB/T 15826.7-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Shaft with steps GB/T 15826.4-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Rings GB/T 15826.6-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Shaft without steps GB/T 15826.3-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Disk swith holes GB/T 15826.5-1995 Machining allowances and tolerances for steel open die forgings on hammer--Seamles cylinder hushings
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