Pull-out force and Press fit force – calculation online

Basic introduction
Data impact
- The height of the plastic bushing (contact height) is directly proportional to [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
- The friction coefficient is directly proportional to [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
- The amount of interference is directly proportional to [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
- The contact height is directly proportional to the [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
- The contact area is directly proportional to [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
- The thickness of the plastic shaft lining wall is directly proportional to the [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
- The metal wall thickness is directly proportional to [Pull-out force and Press fit force] [Small Impact]
- The strength of the material is directly proportional to the [Pull-out force and Press fit force]
FYI
- Calculate with an ideal circle and straight line.
- Different factories, the same material, but different strengths. For example, the nylon of factory A will be different from factory B
There are two types of bushing mounting, please choose one
How to calculate the pull-out force & compression force at low temperature?
- Find a way to keep the part in a cold environment.
- Measure the dimensions and record it.
- Fill in the form “Pull-out force & compression force – online calculation” again.
*If the ambient temperature cannot be achieved, the theoretical size can be obtained using “Thermal Expansion and Contraction Size – Online Calculation“.
How to calculate the pull-out force & compression force at high temperature?
- Find ways to keep parts in a hot environment, such as an incubator.
- Measure the dimensions and record it.
- Fill in the form “Pull-out force & compression force – online calculation” again.
*If the ambient temperature cannot be achieved, the theoretical size can be obtained using “Thermal Expansion and Contraction Size – Online Calculation“.



