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straightedge(straight edge):
a bar or piece of wood, metal, or plastic (as a board or rule) having one or more edges made straight
within a desired degree of accuracy and used esp. for testing straight lines and surfaces or drawing
straight lines(From Webster's New International Dictionary)
- 1. knife type Á÷Á¤±Ô(knife type straight edge):
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- 2. »ï°¢Çü Á÷Á¤±Ô(triangle type straight edge):
- 3. I-beam Çü Á÷Á¤±Ô(I-beam type straight edge):
- Applicable to check the flatness, parallelism, and straightness.
- Made of finely seasoned carbon tool steel and grinding finished
- 4. wide Çü Á÷Á¤±Ô(wide type straight edge):
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- 5. Àå¹æÇü Á÷Á¤±Ô(íþÛ°û¡ òÁïÒЮ; rectangular straight edge):
# Àå¹æÇü(íþÛ°û¡) = Á÷»ç°¢Çü
- 5. ÁÖöÁ¦ Á÷Á¤±Ô(ñÑôÑð² òÁïÒЮ; cast iron straight edge):
(5-1) bow shaped(camel back type) cast iron straight edge:
Cast iron straight edges are widely used for setting up and leveling machinery and for checking
and spotting bearing surfaces during hand scraping operations. Properly supported, they may be used
with various indicating devices to check surface flatness of large machined areas like surface tables,
machine tables and bed, machine ways etc.
(bow shaped or camel back type cast iron straight edge)
(5-2) cast iron parallel straight edge:
All straight edges feature the strong I-beam design with precision ground or hand scraped finishes
in accuracies within the tolerances.
The overall accuracy of each straight edge is carefully inspected and calibrated to insure it falls
within the tolerance specified
In use, straightness is dependent upon proper support points for straight edges 60" and longer. Use of
these support points minimizes the deflection due to gravity.
To check the accuracy of a properly supported parallel straight edge, indicate one edge or face in the
center; then turn the straight edge over and indicate theopposite edge or face in the some manner.
By measuring the degree of deflection, proper compensation can be made in any alignment application.
To maintain precision tolerances, straight edges must be handled carefully to avoid shock damage.
In storage, they should he stored with full horizontal support.
Where possible, they should be hung vertically with proper safeguards.
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