Japan Metal Electroforming Cylindrical Outer Surface Roughness Standard
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Spesifikasi
Griding 1 (S/Rz) | 0.8 |
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Griding 2 (S/Rz) | 1.6 |
Griding 3 (S/Rz) | 3.2 |
Rounding 1 (S/Rz) | 1.6 |
Rounding 2 (S/Rz) | 3.2 |
Rounding 3 (S/Rz) | 6.3 |
Rounding 4 (S/Rz) | 12.5 |
Rounding 5 (S/Rz) | 18 |
Rounding 6 (S/Rz) | 25 |
Rounding 7 (S/Rz) | 35 |
Rounding 8 (S/Rz) | 50 |
Rounding 9 (S/Rz) | 100 |
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Description
There are two ways to measure roughness by comparing the roughness standard piece and the actual product: visual and tactile. Except for very rough surfaces, the tactile method is the correct answer.
In terms of tactile sensation, rubbing with the tip of the fingernail seems to be more sensitive than touching with the pad of the finger. Alternatively, light rubbing with the tip of a pencil may be performed for comparison. However, when the glossiness of the surface becomes a problem, of course, it must be done visually. The degree of roughness that can be visually and tactilely discerned is usually around 0.8S.
In terms of tactile sensation, rubbing with the tip of the fingernail seems to be more sensitive than touching with the pad of the finger. Alternatively, light rubbing with the tip of a pencil may be performed for comparison. However, when the glossiness of the surface becomes a problem, of course, it must be done visually. The degree of roughness that can be visually and tactilely discerned is usually around 0.8S.
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