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    The document provides shaft and bore tolerance specifications for US Digital encoders. It lists the ANSI standards for various encoder sizes and their nominal dimensions and tolerance ranges for bores and shafts to ensure a proper slip fit. Customers are recommended to conform to these tolerances for best performance when using US Digital encoders.

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    The document provides shaft and bore tolerance specifications for US Digital encoders. It lists the ANSI standards for various encoder sizes and their nominal dimensions and tolerance ranges for bores and shafts to ensure a proper slip fit. Customers are recommended to conform to these tolerances for best performance when using US Digital encoders.

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    The document provides shaft and bore tolerance specifications for US Digital encoders. It lists the ANSI standards for various encoder sizes and their nominal dimensions and tolerance ranges for bores and shafts to ensure a proper slip fit. Customers are recommended to conform to these tolerances for best performance when using US Digital encoders.

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    The document provides shaft and bore tolerance specifications for US Digital encoders. It lists the ANSI standards for various encoder sizes and their nominal dimensions and tolerance ranges for bores and shafts to ensure a proper slip fit. Customers are recommended to conform to these tolerances for best performance when using US Digital encoders.

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    usdigital.

    com
    1400 NE 136th Avenue
    Vancouver, WA 98684
    Technical Bulletin
    Worldwide 360.260.2468
    Toll-free 800.736.0194
    Shaft and Bore Tolerances – TB1001
    Utilizing properly sized shafts and bores is critical to the installation and operation of an encoder. A
    small clearance slip fit 1 is recommended to prevent the possibility of damage during installation and to
    maintain accuracy.

    US Digital produces hubs1 and shafts with tolerances based on the ANSI B4.1-1967 (R2009) standards,
    specifically the LC5 (Locational Clearance) fit class, and recommends that customers conform to the
    same tolerances for best fit and performance when using US Digital encoders.

    The chart below lists all standard US Digital encoder sizes and their relative shaft and bore tolerances.

    Bore Shaft
    USD Encoder
    Nominal Tolerance Tolerance
    Sizes
    (H7) (g6)
    1.5mm 0.0591"
    2mm 0.0787"
    +0.0004" -0.0001"
    2.3mm 0.0906"
    -0.0000" -0.0004"
    2.5mm 0.0984"
    3mm 0.1181"
    1/8" 0.1250"
    5/32" 0.1563"
    4mm 0.1575" +0.0005" -.0002"
    3/16" 0.1875" -0.0000" -.0005"
    5mm 0.1969"
    6mm 0.2362"
    1/4" 0.2500"
    7mm 0.2756"
    5/16" 0.3125" +0.0006" -.0002"
    8mm 0.3150" -0.0000" -.0006"
    3/8" 0.3750"
    10mm 0.3937"
    12mm 0.4724"
    1/2" 0.5000" +0.0007" -.0003"
    14mm 0.5512" -0.0000" -.0007"
    5/8" 0.6250"
    3/4" 0.7500"
    20mm 0.7874"
    +0.0008" -.0003"
    7/8" 0.8750"
    -0.0000" -.0008"
    25mm 0.9843"
    1" 1.0000"

    1
    Although US Digital push on hubs are not manufactured to these same bore tolerances they are designed to fit on customer
    shafts following the g6 shaft tolerance listed. Shafts outside the listed range may present trouble with installation of the hub or
    may not have a tight enough fit for reliable operation. Additionally, our push on hubs are designed to go on shafts with a
    chamfered lead for easier installation and to prevent damage to the hub bore.

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