© ISO 2015 Rubber or plastics covered rollers — Specifications — Part 2 Surface characteristics Cylindres revêtus de caoutchouc ou de plastique — Spécifications — Partie 2 Caractéristiques de surface[.]
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Part 2:
Cylindre s r vê tus de ca utch uc o de plastique — S écifications —
Partie 2: Caractéristique s de surf c
T ir d edition
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Reference n mb r
ISO 61 3-2:2 1 (E)
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Introduction v
1 Sc ope 1
2 Nor mati ve ferenc es 1
3 Terms and definitions 1
4 Surfac e q alty 2
4.1 General 2
4.2 Grades 2
5 Surfac e finish 3
5.1 Methodsof surfac tr eatment — Te ms and clas ification 3
5.2 Desc iption b surfac tr eatment — T ypes 3
5.2.1 T ype 1— Polshed finish 3
5.2.2 T ype 2— Fine g rin ing finish 3
5.2.3 T ype 3— Stan ar d g rin ing finish 3
5.2.4 T ype 4 — T urned finish 3
5.2.5 T ype 5— Ung r ou d finish 4
5.2.6 T ype S— Spe ial tr eatment 4
5.3 Characte ization b surfac r oughnes 4
5.3.1 Req ir ement 4
5.3.2 Method of testing 4
5.3.3 Ex pr es ion of results 6
5.3.4 Repeatabi ty an r epr od cibi ty 6
A nne x A (informative) Relatio betwe n surfac e treatment and sur fac e ughnes 7
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The committ ee r sp nsible for this document is ISO/TC 45, R ub e a d rub e produc ts , Subcommitt ee
SC 4, Produc ts (othe th n h ses)
This third edition canc ls an r plac s the se ond edition (ISO 6 12 - 2:1 88), of w hich it cons itut es a
minor r vision t o updat e thenormative r fe enc s
ISO 6 12 consis s of the fol owing part , u de the g ene al title R ub e or plas tic s c ove ed role s —
S ec ific atio s:
— Part 1: R eq ir ments fr h rdnes s
— Part 2 : S rfc e charac te i s tic s
— Part 3 : Dimens io al tole a c es
Trang 5C ve ed role s ar cylin rical cor s, gene aly of metal, with a co e of rub e or plas ics or a p rticular
use They ar man ufa ctur d in a wide v ariety of siz s an hard es grades depen ing on the inten ed use
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Part 2:
This p rt of ISO 6 12 es a lshes a clas ification of rub e or plas ics co e ed role s ac ording t o
surfac q alty or impe fe tions an surfac f inish A t es method for the det ermination of surfac
rough es is also desc ibed
2 Normati ve references
The folowing document , in w hole or in p rt, ar normatively r fe enc d in this document an ar
in ispensa le for it a pl cation F or dat ed r fe enc s, only the edition cit ed a ples F or un at ed
r fe enc s, the lat es edition of the r fe enc d document ( inclu ing any amen ment )a ples
ISO 3 74, G eometric al Produc t S ec ific atio s (GPS) — S rfc e tex ture : Profie meth d — Nomin l
charac te i s tic s o c ontac t (s t ylus) ins truments
ISO 42 8, G eometric al Produc t S ec ific atio s (GPS) — S rfc e tex ture : Profie meth d — Rules a d
proc edur s fr the as s es s ment o s urfc e tex tur
ISO 2 5 9, R ub e r — G e ne ral procedur s fr pre parin a d conditio in tes t pieces fr p ys ical tes t meth ds
3 Terms and definitions
F or the purposes of this document, the fol owing t erms and def initions a ply
3.1
arithmetical me n deviation of the profi e
R
a
arithmetical mean of the a solut e v lues of the profile dep rtur s within the sampl ng length, l
R
l
l
a
d
=
∫ 1
0
or a pro imat ely R
n y
i
i n
a
≈
=
∑ 1
1
w he e n is the n mbe of disc et e profile deviations
Not e 1 t o entry: The values of R
a
in practice are determined within the evaluation length which inclu es several
sampling lengths A ccording to ISO 3 74, the sampling length is eq al to the cut-of
3.2
ten point height of ir e ularities
R
z
a e ag e v lue of the a solut e v lues of the height of f ive highes profile peaks and the depths of f ive
de pes prof ile v ley s within the sampl ng length
R
z
i i
=
+
=
=
∑
∑
1 5
1 5
5
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y
pi
is the height of the ith highes peak prof ile;
y
vi
is the depth of theith de pes profile v ley
Not e 1to entry: Depen ing on the shape of the prof ile, in certain cases,a pro lem arises as ociated with the lack
of a n mb r of prof ile pe ks an valeys an / r the su er -imposing of wavines on the rough es
4 Surfac e qual ty
4.1 General
The man facturing proc s an the raw mat erials used in the man factur of rub e or plas ics
co e ed role s ma ca use sp radic impe fe tions, in the form of holes an for ign matt er, in the surfac
of the role covers The n mbe , siz an location of pe mis ible surfac impe fe tions shal be a r ed
betwe n the int er st ed parties
The ty e of surfac finish ( e Cla use 5) shal be o se ved w hen sele ting the grade of impe fe tions
The role s ma be graded ac ording t o the pe mis ible n mbe s an siz s of impe fe tions as folow s:
Grade x/y
This means that
— impe fe tions up t o an inclu ing x mm
2
in ar a ar ac epta le;
— not mor than two impe fe tions each ha ing an ar a betwe n x mm
2
an y mm
2
inclusive ar
pe mis ible in any 0,1 m
2
of co e ar a;
— role co e s showing impe fe tions larg er than y mm
2
in ar a shal be r je t ed
Thev lues of x an y shal be a r ed betwe n the int er st ed p rties
If no r q ir ment for surfac q alty ar ne es ary, the role sshal be designat ed “grade N”
EXAMPLE A medium grade of surfac q alty can be desc ibed b the designation:
Grade 0,5 2
This means that
— impe fe tions up t o an inclu ing 0,5 mm
2
in ar a ar ac epta le;
— not mor than two impe fe tions each ha ing an ar a be twe n 0,5 mm
2
an 2 mm
2
inclusive ar
pe mis ible in any 0,1 m
2
of co e ar a;
— role co e s showing impe fe tions larg er than 2 mm
2
in ar a shal be r je t ed
If a r ement betwe n the int er st ed parties, or spe ial pro isions in national s an ard, ar int ended,
the r q ir d q alty should be chosen from the grades given below:
— grade 0,1/ 0,3
— grade 0,3/ 1
— grade 0,5 2
— grade 2 5
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— grade N
5 Surfac e finish
The surfac f inish of a role co e is dictat ed b the int en ed use It shal be charact eriz d eithe as a
ty e of surfac tr atment ( e 5.1) or as the ma imum v lue of surfac rough es ( e 5.3), as a r ed
betwe n the int er st ed parties
5.1 Methods of surface tr eatment Terms and clas ification
Ta le 1 shows the g ene aly emplo ed princip l methods of surfac tr atment, b means of w hich the
role surfac s ar clas if ied ( e 5.2) The ty e of surfac f inish, an the s ructur or t extur w hich can
be achieved, ar depen ent up n the hard es an comp sition of the role co e
Table 1 Surface finishes
1
2
3
4
5
Polishing
Grin ing, f ine
Grin ing,stan ard
T rning
Ungrou d f inish
↑
↑
↑
↑
↑
5.2 Des ription by surfac e treatment T ypes
The surfac s ructur s desc ibed for Ty es 1 t o 4 ar prod c d b r gular tr atment an ha e a
rough es without pr fe ential dir ction
The ty e r q ir d shal be chosen b a r ement betwe n the int er st ed p rties
5.2.1 T ype 1 Pol shed finish
In sof elast ome s, the surfac is velvet-lke; in hard rub e (eb nit e) or plas ics, it is smo th
Grin ing marks and sc at ches shal not be visible t o the naked eye Sporadic grinding blemishes ar
pe mis ible Not al q alties pe mit his f inish
5.2.2 T ype 2 Fine g r inding finish
Slght grin ing an fe d marks ar visible t o the naked eye, but ar not notic a le w hen t ouching the
role
5.2.3 T ype 3 Standard inding finish
Grin ing marks an grin ing fe d ar visible an jus notic a le w hen t ouching the role
5.2.4 T ype 4 T ur ned finish
The surfac is solely turned, with as lt le fe d of the turning t ool as practica le T rning gro ves ar
visible an notic a le w hen t ouching the role
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The surfac of the role is without any tr atment or dr s ing, for ex mple a cloth-marked role surfac
as it comes from the vulcanization proc s or a rough-cas plas ics-co e ed role
5.2.6 T ype S Special treatment
This a ples t o surfac finishes othe than those in 5.2.1 t o 5.2.5, for ex mple a f ine-cas plas
ics-co e ed role , or t o a finish for spe ific a plcations with a spe ial s ructur as def ined b a r ement
betwe n the int er st ed parties
5.3 Character ization by surfac e ug hnes
5.3.1 Requirement
The surfac finish of rub e or plas ics co e ed role s shal be q antitatively ex r s ed in one of the
folowing u it , as a r ed betwe n the int er st ed p rties:
a) arithmetical mean deviation of the profile R
a ( e 3.1), in mic omet ers;
b) t en p int height of ir egularities R
z ( e 3.2), in mic omet ers
Theroughnes of the co e surfac shal a pear visual y u iform
5.3.2 Method of testing
5.3.2.1 Test instr ument: Profie meter
a) General
Thedet ermination of surfac rough es shal be car ied out b using a contact profile met er, sy st em M,
as spe if ied in ISO 3 74 Unles spe if ied below, the b sic paramet ers an metrolo ical charact eris ics
of the ins rument shal be those spe if ied in ISO 3 74
Theins rument shal be eq ip ed with a suita le sup ort for use on curved surfac s
The contact s y lus shal be calbrat ed at the in icat ed measur ment v lues, for ex mple b use of a
r fe enc surfac of k own roughnes
b) Sty lus
Sty lus angle: 1,5 rad ( 90°
Radius of s y lus tip:5μm ma
Static measuring for e at mean level of s y lus: 4 mN ma
c) S mplng length, evaluatio length an cut-of
The sampl ng length l an the ev luation length l
n shal be as spe if ied in ISO 42 8
NOTE For rub er·or plastic covered rol er , the folowing values of cut-of λ sampling length l an
evaluation length l
n are encou tered in practice
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a
R
a
μm
λ
mm
l
mm
l
n
mm
> 0,1 u to 2
> 2u to 1
0,8
2,5
0,8
2,5
4,0
1 ,5
Table 3 Parameter for specified R
z
R
z
μm
λ
mm
l
mm
l
n
mm
> 0,5u to 1
> 1 u t o 5
0,8
2,5
0,8
2,5
4,0
1 ,5
5.3.2.2 Test nditio s
a) Temperature
The t es shal be car ied out, w heneve p s ible, at a s an ard t empe atur (2 °C± 2 °Cor 2 °C ± 2 °C)
in ac ordanc with ISO 2 5 9 The co e ed role shal be brought t o the t es t empe atur prior t o
t es ing t o ensur t empe atur eq i ibrium
The t es t empe atur shal be r corded
b) Co er surface
Befor measur ment ar made, the co e surfac shal be cleaned car fuly t o r mo e d s an othe
contaminant w hich ha e cole t ed d ring st orag e The cleaning shal not damag e the surfac
NOTE Wiping the surface with isopropy l alcohol has b en fou d suita le
5.3.2.3 Test pr oc ed r e
a) Me suring are s
F or rol e s ha ing a co e up t o 2,5 m long, the rough es shal be measur d in f ive ar as:
— thr e ar as, each 1 0° a art, arou d the cir umfe enc in the mid le of the role ;
— one ar a at each en , at a dis anc of 1 % of the co e length from the en
F or rol e s ha ing a co e o e 2,5 m long, the roughnes shal be measur d in nine ar as:
— thr e ar as, each 1 0° a art, arou d the cir umfe enc in the mid le of the role ;
— thr e ar as at each en , each 1 0° a art, arou d the cir umfe enc , an each at a dis anc of 1 %
of the co e length from the en
b) Operatio
Firmly locate the rol e to be t est ed with it longitudinal a is horizontal an with the ar a in which
the surfac roughnes is t o be measur d up e mos Plac the measuring eq ipment on the role an
adjus the pick-up so that the cor e t s atic measuring for e at the mean level of the s ylus is ex erted
on the surfac
Make one measur ment in each measuring ar a with the s y lus traverse lne p ralel t o the a is of the
role
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the p s -measuring lengths
5.3.3 Ex pres io of sults
F or each measuring ar a spe if ied in 5.3.2.3a), the arithmetical mean deviation of the prof ile R
a , or the
1 point height of ir egularities, R
z , r spe tively shal be measur d as defined in ISO 42 8
The rough es of the role co e surfac shal be r p rt ed as the a e ag e of al r adings taken as
spe ified in 5.3.2.3a)
5.3.4 Repe tabiity and producibiity
The dife enc betwe n two single t es r sult o tained on identical t es mat erial un e the
r peata i ty conditions spe if ied for a particular det ermination wi l ex ce d 2 % on a e ag e not mor
than onc in 2 cases in the normal an cor e t o e ation of the method
The dife enc betwe n two single an in epen ent tes r sult o tained b two o e ators wor king u de
the spe ified r prod cibi ty con it ions in dife ent la oratories on identical t es material wi exce d
5 % on a e age not mor than onc in 2 cases in the normal an cor e t o e ation of the method