[Se...] Posted January 16, 2024 Share Posted January 16, 2024 Hi all, Looking for some guidance, got a fixture I am measuring the axial runout to Datum plane A. Datum plane A on the underside is made up of 9 pads, 6 of which are equally spaced around the outer diameter, remaining 3 equally spaced in the middle. The upper part is made of 5 equally spaced pads. The runout consistently fails however I suspect this down to the Minimum Zone calculation on the Datum face, the max and min of this face are 2 pads inline with one another and immediately adjacent, outer pad the biggest (outer tangential) the inner pad smallest (inner tangential?), is the Minimum Zone fitting a plane at a steep angle due to there closeness? If I swopped the smallest pad and moved it further around the fixture, away from the biggest pad, will I reduce the Minimum Zone? Or if I pack the smallest pad with a shim, so the min reading moves elsewhere? Apologies if this is difficult to follow, I know what I want to say but not very good with my words! TIA Link to comment https://qualityforum.zeiss.com/topic/6476-minimum-zone-affecting-axial-runout/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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