ASME B5.47 Milling Machine Arbor Assemblies
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ASME B5.47 Document Information:
Title
Milling Machine Arbor Assemblies
ASME International
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1972
Scope:
The standard is confined to milling machine arbors. The reason for
confining this standard to this
specified milling machine accessory is that through many years of
development and general usage,
there already exists good agreement on the structure and dimensions of
milling machine arbors
between competent manufacturers of such equipment here in the United
States and abroad. This
agreement is much better than for many other milling machine
accessories and equipment. Already
considerable interchangeability exists between the products of various
suppliers of milling machine
arbors.
The standard tries to avoid being too specific in nonessential details
to avoid undue hardship on
the manufacturer. The choice of material, heat treatment, surface
finish any deviations from
nonessential dimensions is left to the discretion of the manufacturer
as long as it is compatible
with the expected functional requirements of the arbor assembly. The
many overlapping and
intermediate sizes of the various components of an arbor assembly are
minimized for the sake of
economy. Some sizes of arbors and components still listed by some
manufacturers have been omitted
with the knowledge that some other listed sizes would do the required
operations without undue
hardship.
True position tolerances and symbols are in accordance with ANSI
Y14.5-1966.
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