ISO 2768-1 Certification

ISO 2768-1 Certification - Process, Procedure, Document Required, Fees, Eligibility, Duration

With ISO 2768-1 certification, some of the measurement discrepancies will be tolerated for the mechanical equipment. This part of the standard has the crucial role of simplifying the drawing indications. As discussed above, this certification deals with general tolerances for angular and linear dimensions with individual tolerance indication. This section applies to three dimensions as listed below:

• Angular and linear dimensions for machined assembled parts
• Angular dimensions for uniform polygons
• Linear dimensions

Dimensions which are not covered in ISO 2768-1 standard are:

• Angular and linear dimensions referred by other standards
• Auxiliary dimensions
• Theoretically exact dimensions

This standard was prepared by the technical committee back in 1989 that has listed how much discrepancy is tolerated when it comes to the dimensional measures for the mechanical equipment. Attaining accuracy is the most desirable and important task. But, as a lot of parts have to be produced, some conflicts between these dimensions is obvious. And, this certification of ISO details how much tolerance is allowed actually.

Having this certification for your organization will allow you to stay within the angular and linear dimensional ranges so as to create the right product.  For any new designs, only the general tolerances according to ISO 2768-1 should be valid. So, if you want to get the standard for better mechanical measurements, get in touch with Credence Corporate Solutions.

Scope of ISO 2768-1

• ISO 2768 implies to the dimensions of the parts which are produced by metal removal or parts which are formed from the sheet metal.
• Parallel international standards exist or are planned such as ISO 8062 for the castings.
• These tolerances may be suitable for use with the materials other than metal.