Is there any requirement for the diameter of the wire used to adjust the bearing clearance by the wire method?

2009-03-16View Original

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Is there any requirement for the diameter of the wire used to adjust the bearing clearance by the wire method?

Reply #22009-03-16

The required value is 1.5 times the gap being measured.

Reply #32009-03-16

I don’t know what type of tile you’re using

Reply #42009-03-16

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Reply #52009-03-16

The diameter of the lead wire is 1.0–1.5 times that of the gap being measured

Reply #62009-03-16

If required, the diameter of the wire is generally 1.5 to 2 times the gap size

Reply #72009-03-16

If required, the diameter of the wire is generally 1.5 to 2 times the gap size; it also depends on the diameter of the shaft that is to be measured

Reply #82009-03-17

The exact figure is unknown, but it definitely has to be small enough to be deformed; a slightly larger size should be fine, as lead wire has good ductility

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