Setting Slotted Holes/Keyways

Update Outer Diameter Keyway Information

  • If the groove width matches JIS standards (B 1301:1996), this is recognized as a keyway.
  • Technical Information > “Keyway Recognition Conditions
1. Either double click the "Value" in the Details, or the applicable "Dimensions" or "Face" from the 3D viewer.
2. Select the tolerance from the displayed [Slotted hole/outer diameter keyway information instruction] dialog box, and click [Update].

Update Slotted Hole Information

  • If the groove width does not match JIS standards (B 1301:1996), this is recognized as a slotted hole.
  • Technical Information > “Keyway Recognition Conditions
1. Either double click the "Value" in the Details, or the applicable "Dimensions" or "Face" from the 3D viewer.
2. Select the tolerance from the displayed [Slotted hole/outer diameter keyway information instruction] dialog box, and click [Update].

Update Inner Diameter Keyway Information

  • If the groove width matches JIS standards (B 1301:1996), this is recognized as a keyway.
  • Technical Information > “Keyway Recognition Conditions
1. Either double click the "Value" in the Details, or the applicable "Dimensions" or "Face" from the 3D viewer.
2. Select the tolerance from the displayed [Inner diameter keyway information instruction] dialog box, and click [Update].

Notes

  • If the groove width does not match JIS standards (B 1301:1996), this is handled as “General tolerance” and tolerance cannot be selected.
  • If the groove width does not match JIS standards (B 1301:1996), this is handled as