Disassembly of Drill Bushings and Liners in DIN 179

"Drill Bushings and Liners:

 

Drill Bushings:

- Drill bushings are components that connect to drill bits or reamers and are used to guide and position these tools for precise machining operations.

- They are commonly used in applications such as machine tools, fixtures, and molds.

- Drill bushings typically feature threaded connections for easy installation and replacement.

- These components are often made of high-speed steel to ensure hardness and wear resistance.

 

Liners:

- Liners are components that connect to workpieces and are used to adjust the diameter of holes to accommodate different sizes of bolts, bearings, or other parts.

- Liners are usually employed to ensure that the holes on workpieces match the required components.

- They typically have threaded connections for secure fastening to workpieces.

- Liners are typically made from high-hardness materials to reduce wear on parts in contact with them.

 

These components play crucial roles in mechanical engineering and manufacturing, ensuring precision and quality in work. 

 

Drill bushings and liners conform to the standards set by the German Industrial Standard (DIN) 179. These standard components are designed, sized, and specified according to DIN 179 standards to ensure their interchangeability and consistency in various mechanical engineering and manufacturing applications."