Toggle menu
Toggle preferences menu
Toggle personal menu
Not logged in
Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits.

GDT:Position: Difference between revisions

From F4 Wiki
No edit summary
No edit summary
 
Line 12: Line 12:
|modifiers=Diameter for cylindrical FOS; MMC, LMC, RFS; ST where allowed
|modifiers=Diameter for cylindrical FOS; MMC, LMC, RFS; ST where allowed
|tolerance_zone=Cylindrical zone or two parallel planes located by basic dimensions
|tolerance_zone=Cylindrical zone or two parallel planes located by basic dimensions
|image=<!-- TODO: add diagram file name -->
|image=GDT-Position.svg
|mistakes=Missing basic dimensions; missing datum references; missing diameter on cylindrical FOS
|mistakes=Missing basic dimensions; missing datum references; missing diameter on cylindrical FOS
|related=[[F4:Position Validation]]
|related=[[F4:Position Validation]]

Latest revision as of 19:30, 15 January 2026

Author: Admin

Position
Symbol Position
Type Location
Category Location
Standard ASME Y14.5
Author Admin
Datums Primary datum required (typical)
Modifiers Diameter for cylindrical FOS; MMC, LMC, RFS; ST where allowed
Tolerance zone Cylindrical zone or two parallel planes located by basic dimensions
Image GDT-Position.svg
Common mistakes Missing basic dimensions; missing datum references; missing diameter on cylindrical FOS
Related F4:Position Validation

Summary

Position controls the location of a feature relative to datums using basic dimensions.

Definition

The tolerance zone is located by basic dimensions relative to the datum reference frame. For cylindrical features, the zone is typically a cylinder; for planar features of size, the zone is two parallel planes.

When to use it

Use position to control hole patterns, slots, or planar features of size that must be located relative to datums.

Examples

Example: Hole position relative to datums
Position applied to a hole with basic dimensions and datum references.

Example: Planar feature of size position
Position applied to a slot with basic dimensions and datum A reference.

Common mistakes

  • Missing basic dimensions for true position.
  • Missing datum references.
  • Omitting the diameter modifier for cylindrical features of size.

Related pages