ISO 10285-2007 amd1-2012 (2013) PDF

Full title and description

ISO 10285:2007/Amd 1:2012 (corrected Nov 2013) — Rolling bearings — Sleeve‑type recirculating linear ball bearings — Boundary dimensions and tolerances. This is Amendment 1 (2012) to ISO 10285:2007, providing technical and/or editorial changes that update the original 2007 edition; a corrected text was issued in November 2013.

Abstract

ISO 10285:2007 specifies the boundary dimensions, dimensional tolerances and related definitions for sleeve‑type (sleeve/manchon) recirculating linear ball bearings used in linear motion applications. Amendment 1 (2012) introduces corrections and limited technical changes to the 2007 text; a corrected version of the amendment was published in November 2013.

General information

• Status: Published (standard confirmed current as of latest ISO systematic review).
• Publication date: ISO 10285:2007 (original edition) — November 2007; Amendment 1 published 15 May 2012 (corrected version: November 2013).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
• ICS / categories: 21.100.20 (Rolling bearings).
• Edition / version: ISO 10285 Edition 2 (2007) with Amendment 1:2012 (corrected Nov 2013).
• Number of pages: Main standard (ISO 10285:2007) — 11 pages; Amendment document (ISO 10285:2007/Amd 1:2012) — 1 page.

Scope

This standard defines boundary (envelope) dimensions, applicable dimensional tolerances and the key terms and symbols for sleeve‑type recirculating linear ball bearings (sleeve/manchon type). It applies to the dimensional series and sizes indicated in the standard tables and is intended to ensure interchangeability and correct mechanical fit of sleeve‑type linear ball bearings and related accessories.

Key topics and requirements

• Specification of boundary (envelope) dimensions for sleeve‑type linear recirculating ball bearings.
• Dimensional tolerances for bearing rings, bores, outside diameters and lengths as applicable.
• Definitions, symbols and terms necessary for unambiguous dimensioning and tolerance application.
• Applicability rules and reference to tables (series and size ranges) for correct selection.
• Amendment corrections that update tolerances/notes or clarify dimensional requirements from the 2007 edition.

Typical use and users

Engineers, designers and manufacturers of linear motion systems and machine builders use ISO 10285 to select, specify and verify sleeve‑type recirculating linear ball bearings for guides, actuators and linear assemblies. Quality engineers, standards librarians and procurement specialists reference the standard for acceptance criteria, drawing specifications and supplier requirements.

Related standards

Standards commonly used alongside ISO 10285 include ISO 1132‑1 (tolerances — terms and definitions), ISO 13012 (accessories for sleeve‑type linear ball bearings), ISO 15241 (symbols for physical quantities for rolling bearings) and related ISO/BIS/EN adoptions of ISO 10285. National adoptions and corrigenda (for example EN/BS/NF adoptions) and series standards for profiled rail guides and accessories are also frequently cross‑referenced.

Keywords

rolling bearings; sleeve‑type; linear ball bearings; recirculating; boundary dimensions; dimensional tolerances; linear motion; interchangeability; ISO 10285; amendment

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ISO 10285:2007 is an international standard specifying boundary dimensions and tolerances for sleeve‑type recirculating linear ball bearings; the entry described here includes Amendment 1 published in 2012 (corrected Nov 2013).

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers the envelope dimensions, tolerance classes and definitions needed to ensure correct mechanical fit and interchangeability of sleeve‑type linear ball bearings and their accessories for the size ranges listed in the standard tables.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Mechanical designers, bearing manufacturers, quality and inspection personnel, purchasing and standards teams in industries using linear motion components (automation, machine tools, robotics, precision equipment).

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The 2007 edition (Edition 2) with Amendment 1:2012 (corrected Nov 2013) remains the published version; ISO’s records indicate the 2007 edition has been subject to periodic confirmation and the amendment is published and in force. Users should check with their national standards body or ISO for the absolute latest status before placing normative reliance.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — ISO 10285 sits within the family of rolling‑bearing and linear motion dimensional/tolerance standards and is cross‑referenced with other ISO standards for bearing tolerances, accessories and symbols (for example ISO 1132‑1, ISO 13012 and ISO 15241).

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: rolling bearings; sleeve/manchon; linear ball bearings; boundary dimensions; tolerances; recirculating; linear motion; ISO 10285; amendment