Slip fit tolerance for 37mm dia. part

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The discussion centers on determining an appropriate slip fit tolerance for a steel component with a diameter of 37mm. The user seeks guidelines for a housing that allows the component to fall through when held vertically while ensuring axial stability. It is concluded that the slip fit diameter should be slightly larger than 37mm, with considerations for temperature variations impacting fit. Reliable references and tables for fits and tolerances are recommended for precise specifications.

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I have a steel component ∅37mm (O.D.) and looking for material/guidelines on a loose tolerance for the housing surrounding it. It needs to be able to fall straight through if held up vertically, easily insertable by hand, while still providing enough axial stability. What's a good diameter for this and is there any reliable references/tables for applications like this? Thanks, much.
 
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I can't help thinking that your range of operating temperatures will have a big impact upon the answer. Something that's a loose "slip fit" at 20° might very well seize at 100°.
 
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