75 mm Drehscheibe, Randzapfen, Mittelloch 30 mm
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Description
Zwei übereinanderliegende Drehscheiben mit je 75 mm Durchmesser, verbunden über einen Zapfen am Rand (8 mm Schaft, 14 mm Kopf, 28 mm von der Mitte). Der Zapfen ist mit einem roten Punkt markiert.
Maße, die vor dem Druck zu prüfen sind
- Lochdurchmesser in der unteren Scheibe: 30 mm, mittig, durchgehend durch 4 mm Material
- Spiel zwischen Zapfen (8 mm) und oberer Scheibe (9 mm Bohrung): 0,5 mm
- Abstand Lochrand zu Zapfenkopf: ca. 6 mm
Hinweise
- Die obere Scheibe ist über dem Loch geschlossen.
- Die Scheiben liegen nur 0,5 mm überlappend aufeinander und können beim Druck verkleben, wenn das Spiel zu knapp ausfällt.
- Nicht für Zapfen-Verschiebung außerhalb des 28-mm-Radius ausgelegt.
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