| Outside diameterD / De | 28.7 mm (-0.21/+0 mm); limits 28.49–28.7 mmThe high-temperature product keeps its material and vendor identity. Dimensional tolerances, coaxiality and guide clearances use the DIN EN 16983 general range rules; hardness is resolved separately from the material condition and vendor/order source. | Resolved | DIN EN 16983:2017-09EN 16983 page 12(PDF 14) |
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| Inside diameterd / Di | 14.27 mm (+0/+0.18 mm); limits 14.27–14.45 mmThe high-temperature product keeps its material and vendor identity. Dimensional tolerances, coaxiality and guide clearances use the DIN EN 16983 general range rules; hardness is resolved separately from the material condition and vendor/order source. | Resolved | DIN EN 16983:2017-09EN 16983 page 12(PDF 14) |
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| Product thicknesst / t′ | 1.02 mm (-0.09/+0.03 mm); limits 0.93–1.05 mmThe high-temperature product keeps its material and vendor identity. Dimensional tolerances, coaxiality and guide clearances use the DIN EN 16983 general range rules; hardness is resolved separately from the material condition and vendor/order source. | Resolved | DIN EN 16983:2017-09EN 16983 page 13(PDF 15) |
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| Free heightH0 / l₀ | 1.6 mm (-0.05/+0.1 mm); limits 1.55–1.7 mmThe high-temperature product keeps its material and vendor identity. Dimensional tolerances, coaxiality and guide clearances use the DIN EN 16983 general range rules; hardness is resolved separately from the material condition and vendor/order source. | Resolved | DIN EN 16983:2017-09EN 16983 page 13(PDF 15) |
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| Cone heighth0 / h₀ | 0.58 mm (-0.08/+0.19 mm); limits 0.5–0.77 mmWorst-case envelope derived from free-height and plain product thickness t tolerances; it is a reference, not an independent standard h0 acceptance tolerance. | Derived reference | DIN-EN-16983-2017-09EN 16983 page 13(PDF 15); EN 16983 page 13(PDF 15) |
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| Coaxiality— | ≤ 0.26 mmThe high-temperature product keeps its material and vendor identity. Dimensional tolerances, coaxiality and guide clearances use the DIN EN 16983 general range rules; hardness is resolved separately from the material condition and vendor/order source. | Resolved | DIN EN 16983:2017-09EN 16983 page 12(PDF 14) |
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| Flatness— | Set by approved drawing, process card or supply agreementThe standard does not provide a universal independent numeric tolerance; an approved drawing, process card or supply agreement must provide the acceptance value. | Agreement required | POLYSPLENDID-INSPECTION-POLICY-2026-08Task 121 标准原文核对结论 |
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| Parallelism— | Set by approved drawing, process card or supply agreementThe standard does not provide a universal independent numeric tolerance; an approved drawing, process card or supply agreement must provide the acceptance value. | Agreement required | POLYSPLENDID-INSPECTION-POLICY-2026-08Task 121 标准原文核对结论 |
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| Test loadFt | 792.094832 N (-7.5/+25%); limits 732.68772–990.11854 NThe nominal test load comes from the current published standard, manufacturer, or engineering dataset; limits use the applicable DIN EN 16983 percentage tolerance. | Resolved | DIN EN 16983:2017-09rounded_almen_laszlo_calculation |
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| Hardness— | material_condition_requiredFinished hardness for material 2.4668 shall be tied to its cold-work, ageing, or quench-and-temper condition and to a vendor/order source. The ordinary 50CrV4/51CrV4 range of 42–52 HRC is not reused. Structured vendor-condition values are stored as contextual inspection requirements. | material_condition_required | DIN EN 16983:2017-09— |
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