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Does STOP+GUIDE mean a fixed value?

2009-04-09View Original

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Does STOP+GUIDE mean a fixed value? Stop is a limit mechanism, guide is for orientation, and anchor is used for fixation
Reply #22009-04-09
If it is a term used in valves, it should be “thrust and guidance””
Reply #32009-04-09
STOP+GUIDE means thrust + guidance; it is not a form of ANCHOR fixation. Thrust + guidance restricts movement in four directions, while the other two directions remain free. Fixation, on the other hand, restricts movement in six directions.

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