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What height does the saddle height refer to?

2018-05-04View Original

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What height does the saddle height refer to?
Reply #22018-05-04
Saddle for what device? I hope the original poster can describe the problem as clearly as possible, so that everyone can help analyze and solve it. :lol
Reply #32018-05-04
That h in the saddle standards refers to the distance from the upper surface of the saddle base plate to the outer wall of the equipment
Reply #42018-05-05
You must be referring to the lower surface of the base plate
Reply #52018-05-05
The height of the saddle is the distance from the surface where the outer wall of the equipment comes into contact with the saddle pad to the surface of the saddle bottom plate; you can refer to the standards for supports
Reply #62018-05-05
Yeah, the lower surface; it was a typo
Reply #72018-05-24
In the standards for saddles, the height h refers to the distance from the lower surface of the saddle base plate to the outer wall of the equipment, including the thickness of the saddle cushion plate!
Reply #82018-07-24
It generally refers to the distance from the lowest point on the outer surface of the cylinder or cone base to the bottom surface of the support base

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