BS 2518-1:1954 - Specification for rotary form relieved gear cutters. Diametral pitch

BS 2518-1:1954

Specification for rotary form relieved gear cutters. Diametral pitch

Status : Current, Confirmed   Published : November 1954

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Instructions for setting out of tooth profiles of milling cutters for gears of standard 20$0D pressure angle type. Standard group of 8 cutters, special group of 15 cutters (1 to 8, increasing by $9H sizes). 14$9H$0D pressure angle cutters are also covered. Reductions in gear tooth thickness, necessary when milled gears are required to mesh with generated gears, arbor and keyway sizes, marking of cutters, ordering instructions, metric sizes.




Standard NumberBS 2518-1:1954
TitleSpecification for rotary form relieved gear cutters. Diametral pitch
StatusCurrent, Confirmed
Publication Date09 November 1954
Confirm Date01 June 2016
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
Amended ByAMD 2290
PD 2154
Draft Superseded ByCT(MEE)2228 DC
DescriptorsGear cutters, Milling cutters, Cutting tools, Helical gears, Spur gears, Dimensions, Gear parameters, Tooth profiles, Clearances, Dimensional tolerances, Marking, Spindles, Imperial system, Key-driven cutters, Keys (engineering), Form tolerances, Circular shape
ICS21.200
25.100.99
Title in FrenchFraises a depouille pour engrenages. Specification. Pas diametral
Title in GermanZanhradfraeser. Spezifikation. Zahnmodul
CommitteeMCE/5
ISBN0 580 34124 0
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages34
File Size627.9 KB
Price£218.00


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