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Tolerance on hole in a job is ±0.05 mm. Then the tolerance required on the jig should be minimum
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Tolerance on hole in a job is ±0.05 mm. Then the tolerance required on the jig should be minimum

A.

0.0025 mm

B.

0.025 mm

C.

0.050 mm

D.

0.10 mm

Correct option is B


In jig and fixture design, the tolerance on the jig should be at most one-third to one-half of the tolerance of the hole in the workpiece. This ensures proper guidance and accuracy in machining.
Given:
· Tolerance on the hole in the job = ±0.05 mm
· Total tolerance = 0.10 mm (since ±0.05 mm means total variation is 0.10 mm)
· Recommended jig tolerance = one-third to one-half of the workpiece tolerance
0.10 × 1/4 = 0.025 mm (approx.)

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