ISO 9448-10:2013

Tools for pressing - Guide bushes - Part 10: Form E, gliding bushes, flanged, type 2

ISO 9448-10:2013 specifies the main dimensions and tolerances, in millimetres, of guide bushes of form E, flanged gliding bushes, type 2, intended for use in press tools with guide pillars with a tolerance on d1 of g6 according to ISO 9182-3, and to be mounted in the clamp plate with transition fit and fixed to the plate by means of guide clamps. It gives guidance on the materials, and specifies the hardness and the designation of bushes in accordance with ISO 9448-10:2013.

Outillage de presse — Bagues de guidage — Partie 10: Forme E, bagues à collerette à brider pour guidage lisse, type 2

L'ISO 9448-10:2013 prescrit les principales dimensions et tolérances, en millimètres, des bagues de guidage de forme E, bagues à collerette à brider pour guidage lisse, de type 2, destinées à être utilisées dans des outillages de presse où les colonnes de guidage sont conformes à l'ISO 9182-3 dont la tolérance sur d1 est g6, et devant être montées dans une semelle avec un ajustement incertain et fixées à la semelle au moyen de brides. Elle donne des indications relatives aux matériaux, et spécifie la désignation des bagues conformes à l'ISO 9448-10:2013.

General Information

• Status: Published
• Publication Date: 10-Dec-2013
• ICS: 25.120.10 - Forging equipment. Presses. Shears
• Technical Committee: ISO/TC 29/SC 8 - Tools for pressing and moulding
• Drafting Committee: ISO/TC 29/SC 8/WG 2 - Tools for pressing
• Current Stage: 9092 - International Standard to be revised
• Start Date: 17-Jun-2025
• Completion Date: 13-Dec-2025

Relations

• Revises: ISO 9448-10:1992 - Tools for pressing - Guide bushes - Part 10: Form E, gliding bushes, flanged, type 2
• Effective Date: 03-Nov-2011

Overview

ISO 9448-10:2013 is an international standard published by ISO that specifies the main dimensions, tolerances, materials, and designations for guide bushes of form E - flanged gliding bushes, type 2. These guide bushes are critical components used in press tools with guide pillars and are designed to ensure precision and durability in tooling applications. The standard addresses guide bushes intended to be mounted in a clamp plate by means of guide clamps and with a transition fit, conforming to the tolerance class g6 for the guiding diameter according to ISO 9182-3.

This standard provides manufacturers and users with detailed technical specifications in millimetres, promoting consistency and interchangeability in press tool components. ISO 9448-10:2013 forms part of the broader ISO 9448 series which covers different forms and types of guide bushes for pressing tools.

Key Topics

• Dimensions and Tolerances
  The standard defines exact measurements for type 2 flanged gliding bushes, including diameter, length, flange thickness, and tolerances. For example:

  • Guiding diameter tolerance of g6 for the guide pillar interface
  • Clamp plate hole tolerance of H7
  • Chamfers, radii, and lubrication grooves are customizable at the manufacturer’s discretion

• Material Requirements
  Material selections are agreed upon between manufacturers and end-users to meet performance needs, including hardness specification referencing Rockwell hardness tests according to ISO 6508-1.

• Designation and Identification
  Guide bushes are designated clearly to reflect compliance with this standard. Designation format includes:

  • The term “Guide bush”
  • The standard reference ISO 9448-10
  • The form identifier E
  • The guiding diameter in millimetres (e.g., Guide bush ISO 9448-10 E - 25)

• Installation and Usage
  The bushes are intended for mounting with a transition fit in clamp plates and fixed using guide clamps, ensuring precise alignment with guide pillars as per ISO 9182-3.

Applications

ISO 9448-10:2013 guide bushes are essential in various press tooling applications including:

• Metal forming and stamping operations where precision guide bushes help maintain alignment and reduce wear between guide pillars and press tools
• Manufacturing environments that require standardized replaceable bushes to ensure consistent performance and maintenance ease
• Automotive, aerospace, and industrial fabrication sectors that rely on high-precision press tools featuring standardized gliding bushes for optimal durability and functionality
• Tool maintenance and tool design processes that depend on clear specifications for easy selection, replacement, and quality control of guide bushes

By standardizing the form, dimensions, and fitting methods, ISO 9448-10:2013 reduces tooling costs and downtime, improving productivity in press tool manufacturing and maintenance.

Related Standards

• ISO 9182-3: Tools for pressing - Guide pillars - Part 3: Type B, end-locking pillars
• ISO 6508-1: Metallic materials - Rockwell hardness test - Part 1: Test method
• Other parts of the ISO 9448 series covering different forms and types of guide bushes for pressing tools:
  • Part 1: Forms overview
  • Part 2: Form A, gliding bushes, plain, type 1
  • Part 3: Form B, ball cage bushes, plain, type 1
  • Part 6: Form E, gliding bushes, flanged, type 1
  • Part 11: Form F, ball cage bushes, flanged, type 2

These related standards complement ISO 9448-10:2013 by providing specifications for other guide bush forms and pressing tool components, ensuring comprehensive guidance for tool designers and manufacturers.

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Keywords: ISO 9448-10:2013, guide bushes, flanged gliding bushes, press tools, guide pillars, tooling standards, tolerance g6, clamp plate mounting, tool design, metal forming, ISO 9182-3, tool maintenance standards.

Standards Content (Sample)

INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 9448-10
Second edition
2013-12-15
Tools for pressing — Guide bushes —
Part 10:
Form E, gliding bushes, flanged, type 2
Outillage de presse — Bagues de guidage —
Partie 10: Forme E, bagues à collerette à brider pour guidage lisse,
type 2
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Foreword .iv
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Dimensions . 1
4 Material . 3
5 Designation . 3
Bibliography . 4
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INTERNATIONALE 9448-10
Deuxième édition
2013-12-15
Outillage de presse — Bagues de
guidage —
Partie 10:
Forme E, bagues à collerette à brider
pour guidage lisse, type 2
Tools for pressing — Guide bushes —
Part 10: Form E, gliding bushes, flanged, type 2
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Avant-propos .iv
1 Domaine d’application . 1
2 Références normatives . 1
3 Dimensions . 1
4 Matériau . 3
5 Désignation . 3
Bibliographie . 4
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L’ISO 9448-10 a été élaborée par le comité technique ISO/TC 29, Petit outillage, sous-comité SC 8, Outillage
de presse et de moulage.
Cette deuxième édition résulte de la réintégration de l’ISO 9448-10:1992, qui a été annulée en 2006 et
dont le contenu technique était identique.
L’ISO 9448 comprend les parties s
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