HEIDENHAIN QUADRA-CHEK 2000 User Manual

Measurement evaluation | Defining tolerances
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Figure 68: Details dialog with Tolerances tab
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Display of general tolerance
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List of tolerances, depending on feature
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Status of the tolerance: Active and within the tolerance or active and outside
the tolerance
On the Tolerances tab, you can define the geometrical tolerancing of a measured
or constructed feature. The tolerances are grouped.
Depending on the feature, you can define the following tolerances:
Size tolerances (e.g., diameter, width, length, and angle of the reference axis)
Form tolerances (e.g., roundness)
Location tolerances (e.g., position, concentricity)
Directional tolerances (e.g., angularity, parallelism, perpendicularity)
Runout tolerances
The tolerances can be activated or deactivated for each feature. To define
tolerances for a feature, tolerance values can be entered manually, or standard
values can be taken over from general tolerances (e.g., the ISO 2768 standard).
Tolerances cannot be applied to reference features, such as zero point,
alignment, and reference plane.
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HEIDENHAIN QUADRA-CHEK 2000 Specifications

General

Brand	HEIDENHAIN
Model	QUADRA-CHEK 2000
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English