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DIN 620-7:2026-04

Rolling bearings - Geometrical product specifications (GPS) - Part 7: Vocabulary and representation of symbols (ISO 22872:2024, modified)

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Fecha edición: 2026-04-01
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Resumen: This document defines common terms and symbols associated with geometrical product specifications (GPS) for use in the field of rolling bearings. This document specifies requirements and recommendations on the transformation of GPS into figures and tables. This document includes the rules for the representation of symbols, tolerance values, limits of size, limit deviations and limit values for rolling bearings derived from GPS indications according to, for example, ISO 1101 and ISO 14405-1, including indications in textual documents and on technical drawings. This document is prepared by the working committee NA 118-01-01 AA "Terms, designations, main dimensions and geometric product specifications (GPS)" in the DIN Standards Committee for Rolling and Plain Bearings (NAWGL) and is a partial adoption of ISO 22872.

Keywords: Conversion|Definitions|Designations|Dimensions|Geometric|Geometrical product specification|GPS|Limit deviations|Limits (mathematics)|Numbers|Recommendation|Representations|Rolling bearings|Size|Specification (approval)|Symbols|Tolerances (measurement)|Values
ICS: 21.100.20 - Rodamientos, 17.040.40 - Especificación geométrica de productos (GPS)
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Modificaciones Normas

Modifica a ISO 22872:2024

Reemplazo Normas

Reemplaza a DIN 620-7:2025-03

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