1. Tolerance zone position
The evaluation of defects in shape, orientation and position requires the spatial positioning of the tolerance zone within which the specified element must lie. As we shall see, this positioning is carried out with varying degrees of constraint.
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Form tolerance
Exampleflatness of a surface (figure 1)
Interpretation: as seen previously, and as shown in figure 1b, the actual surface must lie within the area defined by two parallel planes, t = 0.02 mm apart.
Position of the tolerance zone: if the actual surface has a positional and orientation error in relation to the nominal part definition (see figure
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Tolerance zone position