Designing Nut and Orifice fittings (brass)

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The discussion focuses on creating a CNC drawing for a modified 1/4" BSP nut and orifice fitting, emphasizing the challenges in achieving precise tolerances. The user expresses difficulty in measuring existing parts and seeks design criteria or references for the olive's design to ensure proper fit. Suggestions include using small drills or piano wires as gauges and the importance of Go/NoGo gauges for quality control. The conversation also touches on the significance of understanding the material flow and flow rate through the orifice. Overall, accurate design of the olive is crucial to avoid issues with tightness or looseness.
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Hi,
I get parts made in China, and I need to make a full CNC drawing.
It is a modified 1/4" BSP nut and orifice fitting. I cannot find anywhere how to draw the nut and orifice so they work correctly. This is the part they make the most mistakes with, as the tolerances are small.
It is not practical for me to try and measure the sizes and angles of an existing one. There must be design criteria available somewhere?
 
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Do you have a link to a similar product?

Why can you not measure an existing one?
Use a set of very small drills or piano wires as diameter gauges.
You will probably need Go/NoGo gauges later for QC on the delivered product.

What material flows through the orifice? What flow rate? What drives the flow?
 
Hi,
Thanks for the help.
It is not the orifice or thread I am having trouble with, purely the design of the olive - they need to be designed just right so they are not too tight or too loose.
 
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