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thread type sealing ring pipes

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micvendak

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Good morning to all
I would like to make in 3d an external thread system like that of a hydraulic tube seal ring. (turns the screw whose thread flows on the surface in turn threaded with the same step of the ring, and the latter tightens)

Is there any function in solidworks tools?
If not, how do you advise me to proceed? I thought I created the thread on the screw (even if I can't do it with the sweep) and then create the recesses with the same step on the surface that will flow. .
help:confused:
 
Hello, but can't you use the "filettatura" command? Or do you need the 3d?
with the "filettatura" command in reality the surface remains smooth and an image is associated with it that makes it realistic.
 
I need to do everything in 3d.
I realized the cylinder on which to fill and then on the side I have the "face" on which to realize the hollows with the same step of the thread.. .
I don't know where to start
 
micvendak said:
I need to do everything in 3d.
I realized the cylinder on which to fill and then on the side I have the "face" on which to realize the hollows with the same step of the thread.. .
I don't know where to start
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So where is the problem of making thread 3d? even if I didn't understand what the pipe seals you say.

thread is standard. in swx drawings the triangle (filter bread shape) and the spiral curve that makes as a guide (cylindrical propeller or conical) and make a sweep of triangle in the guide curve
 
you have to draw a thing of Type?

search on the forum that there are step-by-step explanations of how to model a thread with swx. sweep. If he doesn't, you did something wrong.
 
ahh you have to make a metal band... Ellamisery. They sell them already, you think about it? Are you firmly convinced that we have to think about how to achieve it? Are you sure there is no easier system for tensioning a metal rail? If you answer yes to all questions we see to find the solution, otherwise we propose more:)
 
Yes, I must unfortunately realize it entirely because what I posted is an example. I have to adapt it to another project.
In any case I have made the cylinder with the diameter of the future screw (and I can not create the thread) and the band on which there will be to make the inserts with the same thread step.. I don't tell you.
 
then the screw will have a long step, as long as you take one from trade and remove it so you have the parameters. the thread cut on the screw must be done by force with a sweep cut. but it's like I explained to you in previous posts.

you have to make the thread, here on the forum are explained also with drawings. I told you the word procedure but it's the same. post box of the problem of your thread, you can not fail to make a sweep.

However if you have to stretch a metal band it is better the trade tensioner with t metric threaded pin entering bar with hole and tension nut. . always invent the hot water... but that they understood that it costs less and you break even less the bales...son company money saved.
 
meccanicamg said:
then the screw will have a long step, as long as you take one from trade and remove it so you have the parameters. the thread cut on the screw must be done by force with a sweep cut. but it's like I explained to you in previous posts.

you have to make the thread, here on the forum are explained also with drawings. I told you the word procedure but it's the same. post box of the problem of your thread, you can not fail to make a sweep.

However if you have to stretch a metal band it is better the trade curtainr with t metric threaded pin entering bar with hole and tension nut... always inventing hot water... but that they understood that it costs less and you break even less the bales...son company money saved.
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Would you have an image to show me about this system?
 
meccanicamg said:
these have the screw of maneuver very comfortable. I understand...you just have to convince your boss that the application of the traditional tie system is an emerita caxxata...:biggrin:
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You must first convince me:cool:
What changes with this system? would I still have to tighten a nut instead of a screw? I don't know him personally.
 
micvendak said:
You must first convince me:cool:
What changes with this system? would I still have to tighten a nut instead of a screw? I don't know him personally.
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It's obvious that you've never mounted a "traditional" band personally, if you wouldn't give yourself the answer.

attached screw clamp.
 

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Mike1967 said:
It's obvious that you've never mounted a "traditional" band personally, if you wouldn't give yourself the answer.

attached screw clamp.
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I fully agree. there are several problems on the installation of a "traditional" band. what I proposed you have to bend the two lembies, thread a cylinder with smooth hole and a cylinder with threaded hole and insert a metric screw... and this is the evolution of the old ties with the twist key (Silicone tube style). simple mechanics to be realized, ovalization lower than "traditional" ones, highly indicated for clamping rubber gas pipes.
 
meccanicamg said:
I fully agree. there are several problems on the installation of a "traditional" band. what I proposed you have to bend the two lembies, thread a cylinder with smooth hole and a cylinder with threaded hole and insert a metric screw... and this is the evolution of the old ties with the twist key (Silicone tube style). simple mechanics to be realized, ovalization lower than "traditional" ones, highly indicated for clamping rubber gas pipes.
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...and if you pull like a bone you don't "saw" the support in the platelet of the screw, you don't scare or you impunta by catching half a thread.
sin that in Ferrara give you always and only those...:mad:
 

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