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    1. The document provides guidelines for shaft diameter tolerances and recommended shaft bore fits. It recommends a transition fit for normal use and an interference fit for high-speed rotation requiring dynamic balance caution. 2. It also includes tables with keyway dimensions for different shaft diameters according to old and new JIS standards. 3. Centering adjustment procedures are described before machining shaft bores, including using a dial gauge to check for displacement on hub flanges.

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    1. The document provides guidelines for shaft diameter tolerances and recommended shaft bore fits. It recommends a transition fit for normal use and an interference fit for high-speed rotation requiring dynamic balance caution. 2. It also includes tables with keyway dimensions for different shaft diameters according to old and new JIS standards. 3. Centering adjustment procedures are described before machining shaft bores, including using a dial gauge to check for displacement on hub flanges.

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    1. The document provides guidelines for shaft diameter tolerances and recommended shaft bore fits. It recommends a transition fit for normal use and an interference fit for high-speed rotation requiring dynamic balance caution. 2. It also includes tables with keyway dimensions for different shaft diameters according to old and new JIS standards. 3. Centering adjustment procedures are described before machining shaft bores, including using a dial gauge to check for displacement on hub flanges.

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    1. The document provides guidelines for shaft diameter tolerances and recommended shaft bore fits. It recommends a transition fit for normal use and an interference fit for high-speed rotation requiring dynamic balance caution. 2. It also includes tables with keyway dimensions for different shaft diameters according to old and new JIS standards. 3. Centering adjustment procedures are described before machining shaft bores, including using a dial gauge to check for displacement on hub flanges.

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    Shaft Diameter and Recommended Shaft Bore Tolerance

    Shaft Dia.

    1. Tolerance for Shaft and Bore


    For normal use, transition fit is
    recommended. For high-speed
    rotation that requires caution in
    regards to the dynamic balance, an
    interference fit is recommended.

    Size

    For the extended-diameter hub,


    the keyway should be machined
    at the following position.

    12
    14
    16
    18
    19
    20
    22
    24
    25
    28
    30
    32
    35
    38
    40
    42
    45
    48
    50
    55
    56
    60
    63

    Keyway

    t2

    Keyway Dimension Table


    New JIS (JIS B1301-1996)

    Old JIS (JIS B1301-1959)

    Nominal Keyway
    Depth
    Key Size
    Shaft Height Shaft Hub

    Shaft Dia.
    d

    b (h)

    Above 8, up to 10
    Above 10, up to 12
    Above 12, up to 17
    Above 17, up to 22

    3 3
    4 4
    5 5
    6 6

    t1
    1.8
    2.5
    3.0
    3.5

    Above 20, up to 25
    Above 22, up to 30
    Above 30, up to 38
    Above 38, up to 44
    Above 44, up to 50

    (7 7)
    8 7
    10 8
    12 8
    14 9

    4.0
    4.0
    5.0
    5.0
    5.5

    Above 50, up to 55
    Above 50, up to 58
    Above 58, up to 65
    Above 65, up to 75
    Above 75, up to 85

    (1510)
    1610
    1811
    2012
    2214

    Above 80, up to 90
    Above 85, up to 95

    (2416)
    2514

    t2
    1.4
    1.8
    2.3
    2.8

    Shaft Dia.
    d

    Nominal Keyway
    Depth
    Key Size
    Shaft Height Shaft Hub

    b (t2 t1) t1

    2.5
    3.0
    4.0
    4.5
    4.5

    t2
    1.5
    2.0
    3.0
    3.5
    3.5

    1510
    1812
    2013
    2416

    5
    6
    7
    8

    5
    6
    6
    8

    2818
    3220
    3522
    3824
    4226

    9
    10
    11
    12
    13

    9
    10
    11
    12
    13

    10 or more, up to 13
    Above 13, up to 20
    Above 20, up to 30
    Above 30, up to 40
    Above 40, up to 50

    4
    5
    7
    10
    12

    4
    5
    7
    8
    8

    3.0
    3.3
    3.3
    3.3
    3.8

    Above 50, up to 60
    Above 60, up to 70
    Above 70, up to 80
    Above 80, up to 95

    5.0
    6.0
    7.0
    7.5
    9.0

    5.0
    4.3
    4.4
    4.9
    5.4

    Above 95, up to 110


    Above 110, up to 125
    Above 125, up to 140
    Above 140, up to 160
    Above 160, up to 180

    8.0
    9.0

    8.0
    5.4

    Above 180, up to 200 4528


    14
    Above 200, up to 224 5031.5 16

    14
    15.5

    Above 95, up to 110


    2816 10.0 6.4
    Above 110, up to 130 3218 11.0 7.4
    Above 125, up to 140 (3522) 11.0 11.0
    Above 130, up to 150 3620 12.0 8.4
    Above 140, up to 160 (3824) 12.0 12.0
    Above 150, up to 170 4022 13.0 9.4
    Above 160, up to 180 (4226) 13.0 13.0
    Above 170, up to 200 4525 15.0 10.4
    Above 200, up to 230 5028 17.0 11.4

    2. Centering Adjustment
    Before machining shaft bores, perform the centering adjustment as
    shown below:

    Hub
    Standard Hub
    Hub

    Chuck

    With the square hub for the NEF10, 18, 25, perform the centering
    adjustment on the flange periphery. The reading on the dial gauge may
    fluctuate markedly on the drilled bore in the hub. This is because the
    flange is displaced toward the periphery during machining of the
    drilled bore. When reading the dial gauge, disregard the values at such
    locations.

    44

    Tolerance

    Bore Dia.
    Transition Interference
    Fit
    Fit

    j6
    M7

    H7

    k6

    N7
    m6

    Shaft Dia.
    Size
    65
    70
    71
    75
    80
    85
    90
    95
    100
    110
    120
    125
    130
    140
    150
    160
    170
    180
    190
    200
    210
    220

    Tolerance

    Bore Dia.
    Transition Interference
    Fit
    Fit

    N7

    m6

    H7
    P7

    ECHT-FLEX

    Shaft Bore Machining / Keyway Dimensions

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