01. New Symbols - 2009 Standard

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856 SALT LAKE COURTSAN JOSE, CA 95133(408) 251–5329New SymbolsNew symbols in the 2009 Revision of the GD&T Standard1ALL OVERCFCONTINUOUS FEATURESFSPOT FACEIINDEPENDENCYUNEQUALLY DISPOSED PROFILEUDATUM TRANSLATIONMOVABLE DATUM TARGET SYMBOLA1Figure 3-1 New symbols used on printsToleranceZoneFigure 3-2 All Over symbolTechnical Training Consultants(408) 251-5329http://www.ttc-cogorno.com

The All over symbol, used with the profile control, consists of two small concentric circlesplaced at the joint of the leader connecting the feature control frame to the feature. Where the allover symbol is specified, the profile applies all over the three-dimensional surface of the part asshown in Fig. 3-2.Ø1.00-1.02 CFFigure 3-3 Continuous feature symbolThe Continuous feature symbol specifies that a group of two or more interrupted features of sizeare to be considered one single feature of size shown in Figure 3-3.Ø.750 Ø1.000 .625Depth SymbolCounterbore SymbolØ.500%Ø.875 X 82 Countersink SymbolØ.280SF Ø.630Spotface SymbolFigure 3-4 Spotface symbolWhere a Spotface is indicated, either the depth or the remaining thickness of the material may bespecified. If no depth or remaining thickness is specified, the spotface is the minimum depthnecessary to clean up the surface of the specified diameter.Technical Training Consultants(408) 251-5329http://www.ttc-cogorno.com

Ø.500-.505 IFigure 3-5 Independency SymbolThe Independency symbol, circle I, indicates that perfect form of a feature of size at MMC orLMC is not required. However, a supplementary form tolerance(s) may be required to limitexcessive variations of form as shown in Fig. 3-5.Figure 3-6 Unequally disposed profile symbolThe Unequally Disposed Profile symbol, circle U, indicates a unilateral tolerance or a toleranceunequally disposed about the true profile. This symbol shall be placed in the feature controlframe following the tolerance value as shown in Fig. 3-6. The tolerance that would allowadditional material added to the true profile is place after the circle U.1Cogorno, Gene R., Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing for Mechanical Design, SecondEdition, McGraw-Hill, New York, 2011, pp. 24 and 117.Technical Training Consultants(408) 251-5329http://www.ttc-cogorno.com

A12.125B16.000C145 .750.75045 Ø 2.000C22X e 4-8 Movable Datum targets equalizing datum featuresThe Movable Datum Target symbol indicates that a datum target is not fixed at its basiclocation and is free to translate.Datum TranslationSymboln]w.005]A]B]C ]Figure 3-7 Datum Translation symbolThe Datum Translation symbol indicates that a datum feature simulator is not fixed and is freeto translate within the specified geometric tolerance to fully engage the feature.The maximum material boundary of a datum feature applies at its virtual condition with respectto the previous datum feature. In the drawing on the next page, datum feature D is specified witha datum translation symbol. The datum translation symbol allows datum feature D to translatewith respect to datum feature B. Consequently, datum feature B is no longer part of the locationequation; the maximum material boundary of datum feature D is 1.005, which is the virtualcondition of datum feature D with respect to datum feature A. The gage, shown below, must firstmate with datum feature A and then with datum feature B. But the translation symbol allowsdatum feature D to translate back and forth with respect to datum feature B. In this case, datumfeature simulator D is not located to datum feature simulator B. Datum feature simulator D is aslot whose width is produced 1.005 wide, the virtual condition of datum feature D with respect todatum feature A. Datum feature simulator D controls clocking about datum feature B.Technical Training Consultants(408) 251-5329http://www.ttc-cogorno.com

.505-.510Ø.995-1.000.005 M A B M.010 M A B M C MC.005 M A5.000Dn]w.005m]A]Bm]Dm ]Ø.495-.500Ø1.000-1.010.002.005 M AABPart5.0001.005SlotØ.490Ø.995Gage-Makers' ToleranceGageTechnical Training Consultants(408) 251-5329http://www.ttc-cogorno.com

New Symbols New symbols in the 2009 Revision of the GD&T Standard1 ALL OVER CONTINUOUS FEATURE CF SPOT FACE SF INDEPENDENCY I UNEQUALLY DISPOSED PROFILE U DATUM TRANSLATION MOVABLE DATUM TARGET SYMBOL A1 Figure 3-1 New symbols used on prints Tolerance Zone Figure 3-2 All Over symbol .

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