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Run-out tolerance is a geometric tolerance that specifies the run-out fluctuation of a target’s feature when the target (part) is rotated on an axis (specified straight line). A datum is always necessary to indicate run-out tolerance; as such, it is a geometric tolerance for features related to datums.
- Circular Run-out
- Total Run-out
Circular Run-out
Circular run-out specifies the run-out of any part of a circumference when a part is rotated. To meet the circular run-out requirement, the run-out of the measured value when the part is rotated must be within the specified range.
Total Run-out
Total run-out specifies the run-out of the entire surface of a part when it is rotated. To meet the total run-out requirement, the run-out of the measured value of the entire cylinder surface must be within the specified range.
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