profile grooved din 5480

[lollone]

Bye to all,

I should draw a grooved profile on a hub following the din 5480 standard.
on the vademecum I find only the din 5482.
Can someone tell me where to find the din 5480?

Thank you.

 

[spiritditch]

Hello, Lollone,

How's the search going?

I found some information for the din5480 standard, from the site http://www.nam.din.de. is written:

"din 5480-1 involute splines based on reference diameters - part 1: generalities. publication dates
2006-03

original language: german"

I used din5480 when working in the united kingdom, with a translated version in English.

If I'm not mistaken, there are 16 parts. 'part1' is the most imprtant. Do you know the form for your application?

bye

 

[lollone]

hi spiritditch!welcome to the forum!
ill...the search I have a little neglected... I know I will have to buy the norm! but I would like to avoid it!! !
module is 0.6
the pressure angle 30°
cover diameter 35
the number of teeth 57

I would need the profile and formulas to calculate it.
I don't think it's standardized with 57 teeth and diameter 35.

thanks to the link..

 

[maxopus]

hi spiritditch!welcome to the forum!
ill...the search I have a little neglected... I know I will have to buy the norm! but I would like to avoid it!! !
module is 0.6
the pressure angle 30°
cover diameter 35
the number of teeth 57

I would need the profile and formulas to calculate it.
I don't think it's standardized with 57 teeth and diameter 35.

thanks to the link..

look here, there are 3d parts with groove according to the norm you indicated, making a couple of controls you should take your legs.http://www.tracepartsonline.net/(s(....aspx?partid=32-19042007-063109&sk_reference=

 

[spiritditch]

and for those who need it, there is also this guide (in English) to create grooves in pro-e.
http://www.profilesmagazine.com/p33/marsalek.html

 

[gtemp]

Good morning.
I am looking for who produces or sells this type of trees.
Thank you.

 

[meccanicamg]

the trees so made are made by those who have a toothpick and tools to make gears.
ask for example to ceba gears. He does what you want.

 

[gtemp]

@meccanicamg very kind as always!
Thank you.