1、a a O AIIM MS29 92 = 1012348 0500221 447 ANS VAI I M M S 2 9-1 9 9 2 7 1-p; I -L I-_-i L-_I Micrographics - Cores and Spools for Microfilm Recording Equipment - Dimensions II 1 , -7 r-7 I Ir ,I i I j- I _- t- -1 Standard z a - I i i I i i Association for Information and Image Management 1100 Wayne A
2、venue, Suite 1100 Silver Spring, Maryland 2091 O Telephone 301 1587-8202 I r- ! Approved As September 22, 1992 - - AIIM MS29 92 Loi12348 0500222 383 W ANSUAIIM MS29-1992 Standard for I nfo r mat ion and Image Management - Micrographics - Cores and Spools for Microfilm Recording EauiDment - Dimension
3、s Association for Information and image Management This standard covers the common (16mm, 35mm, and 105mm widths) cores and spools currently in use by the microfilm industry in original recording equipment. AI11 IS29 92 = 1012348 0500223 21T Contents Foreword i 1 Scope and purpose . 1 2 Normative re
4、ferences .l 3 Definitions . 1 4 Dimensions . 1 Tables 1 Dimensions common to 16mm and 35mm spools. .2 2 Dimensions common to 16mm spools only. . .2 3 Dimensions common to 35mm spools only. . .3 4 Dimensions for 105mm spools .3 5 Core dimensions . .4 Figures 1 Metal spool . 1 2 Plastic spool. .2 3 Sp
5、ool (105 mm). . .3 4 Cores . 3 Foreword (This foreword is not part of the American National Standard for Information and Image Manage- ment - Micrographics - Cores and Spools for Record- ing Equipment - Dimensions, ANSUAIIM MS29-1992.) Photographically sensitized microfilm for roll film ap- plicatio
6、ns is sold wound on spools or cores. The pur- pose of this standard is to compile, from already existing American National Standards Institute (ANSI) or Inter- national Standards Organization (ISO) standards, the available dimensions and corresponding tolerances of the most commonly used cores and s
7、pools in original record- ing equipment. It is hoped that, where possible, adher- ence to the standards listed will ensure maximum compatibility and interchangeability of sensitized products and exposing hardware. Some sizes of microfilm spools, notably 105mm, which are used in the industry, are not
8、 currently standardized. However, recommended dimensions for 105mm spools have been included to make the document more complete. Dimensions for “thin walled” paper-board cores Le., cores with wall thick- nesses of 7.6mm (0.30 inch) or less, which are routinely used in the microfilm industry for sens
9、itized duplicat- ing material, have not been included. The dimensions in ANSIIAIIM MS29-1992 are identi- cal to those in Draft International Standard (DIS) 1116, Microcopying - 16mm and 35mm Microfilms, Spools, and Reels. After publication, the new version of IS0 1ll6 will replace IS0 1116-1975. Thi
10、s standard is a revision of ANSI/AIIM MS29-1987, Micrographics - Cores and Spools for Recording Equip- ment - Dimensions. Suggestions for improvements of this standard are wel- come. They should be sent to the Chair, AIIM Standards I Board, Association for Information and Image Manage- ment, 1100 Wa
11、yne Avenue, Suite 1100, Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-5699. At the time it approved this standard, the AIIM Stan- dards Board had the following members: Marilyn E. Courtot, Chair Thomas C. Bas Thomas E. Berney Loretta DAgnolo Bruce Evans Bruce A. Holroyd Donald Klosterboer E. Brien Lewis Alan S. Lin
12、den Charles A. Plesums L. Don Prince George Thoma Charles F. Touchton Herbert J. White, II Association for Information and Image Management Standards and Technology National Institute of Consultant American Express Company 3M Company Eastman Kodak Company Anacomp, Inc. I-NET, Inc. Wang Laboratories
13、USAA Bell table 1, Dimensions common to 16mm and 35mm spools; table 2, Dimension common to 16mm spool only; and table 3, Dimensions common to 35mm spools only. M I FILM SLOT C t _I If I A I00.30 DIA (0.76 MM) I TOTAL P VOLUME OF ROTATION DIAGRAM Dlmension P is further defined in 2.5 of PH1.33 “THE R
14、ADIUS, R, OF THE KEYWAY MAY VARY FROM A MINIMUM VALUE OF ZERO TO A MAXIMUM VALUE EQUAL TO ONE HALF THE KEYWAY WIDTH. Figure 1 - Metal Spool AIIM MS29 92 m 1012348 0500225 O92 m TABLE 1 Xmensions common to 16mm and 35mm spools Dimension Millimeters Inches A 7.60 (+1.00-O) 0.299 (+0.039-O) B 3.10 (+0.
15、40-O) O. 122 (+ 0.01 6-0) C 8.05 (+0.05-O) 0.317 (+0.006-O) D 5.46 min. 0.215 min. E 32.00 (10.50) 1.260 (k0.020) K 25.40 min. 1.000 min. P 0.50 max. 0.020 max. U 8.15 (f0.15) 0.321 (k0.006) xH, Dimension, xH, Dimension, length length V 11.20 (+O-0.20) 0.441 (+O-0.008) S (Film Slot)* 0.75 min. width
16、 0.030 min. width New Dimension For metal spools, the two offset drive holes are optional for both flanges of 16mm and 35mm microfilm spools. These drive holes ensure correct film orientation dur- ing loading in hardware utilizing two drive pins. See figure 1, Metal spool. The two offset drive holes
17、 are mandatory for plastic spools. Because of plastic molding techniques in use, the offset drive holes may be rotated from the position shown in figure 1, Metal spool. See figure 2, Plastic spool. However, in spite of their appearance, these drive holes shall be functionally the same. 45“ 4 Film sl
18、ot S in table 1 and figure 1 has been added to specify the minimum width of the film slot. The preferred spool design specified in this standard calls for a single keyway in both flanges (except 105mm). Planetary microfilm equipment presently exists which requires 35mm spools with a double keyway in
19、 one flange. Therefore, to permit manufacturing economies, 16mm and 35mm spools with double keyways in one or both flanges are recognized temporarily until the 35mm equipment in the field requiring a double keyway is phased out. However, some manufacturers will use only spools with single keyways; t
20、herefore, equipment manufacturers are advised against designing hardware that requires spools with double keyways. Figure 2 - Plastic spool TABLE 2 Dimensions common to 16mm spools only Dimension Nominal Spool Size Millimeters Inches Hi* 100 ft (30.5 rn) & 200 ft (61.0 m) 6.23 (10.18) 0.639 (f0.007)
21、 100 ft (30.5 m) & 200 ft (61.0 m) 16.00 min. 0.630 min. H2 J & Ji 100 ft (30.5 m) & 200 ft (61.0 m) M & Mi 100 ft (30.5 m) ( f 0.020) 200 ft (61.0 m) 18.50 (+O-0.40) 0.728 (+O-0.01 6) 92.00 (+O-1.00) 3.622 (+ 0-0.03) 125.50 (f0.50) 4.941 (fO.020) It is realized that many existing spools do not meet
22、 the narrow tolerance range. Such spools are recognized temporarily, but for future desian. the soecified dimensions are recommended. 2 AIIM MS29 92 LO12348 O500226 T29 TABLE 3 Dimensions common to 35mm spools only nominal spool size is 30.5 m (100 feet) of 5mil film Dimension Millimeters Inches H,*
23、 35.10 (+0.40-O) 1.382 (+0.016-O) H, 35.00 min. 1.378 min. J&Ji M & MI 37.90 ( + O - 0.80) 92.00 ( + O - 1 .OO) 1.492 ( + O - 0.032) 3.622 ( + O - 0.039) it is realized many existing spools do not meet this narrow tolerance range. Such spools are recognized temporarily, but for future design, the sp
24、ecified dimensions are recommended. TABLE 4 Dimensions for 105mm spools nominal spool size is 30.5 m (100 feet) of 5mil film Dimension Millimeters A 12.70 ( + 0.25 - 0.00) B 5.0 (i 0.10) C 25.4 (i 0.10) D 12.7 ( i 0.06) E 38.2 (i 0.20) F 0.76 min. G (at core) 105.38 ( +. 0.25) G (at periphery) 105.3
25、8 (+0.51) H lll.O(iO.5) I 1.15(10.1) J (projection) 38 rnax. S (film slot) 0.75 min., width x G dimension, length Inches .197 (i 0.004) 1 .O00 ( ? 0.004) ,500 (i 0.0025) 1.504 ( i 0.008) 0.030 min. 4.149 (2 0.010) 4.149 (i 0.020) 4.37 (I 0.02) 0.045 ( 2 0.004) .O15 rnax. 0.030 min., width x G dimens
26、ion, length ,500 ( + 0.098 - 0.00) It should be noted that if two drive pins are used by hard- ware manufacturers, a round spindle is required for the duo microfilm format to accept both metal and plastic The spool dimensions for 105mm film, while not in an ANSI or IS0 standard, represent industry p
27、ractice for the most commonly used spool which has a nominal ca- pacity of 30.5m (100.0 feet). See figure 3, Spool (105mm) and table 4, Dimensions for 105mm spools. NOTE: It should be pointed out that the “nominal” spool sizes referred to in table 2, table 3 and table 4, Dimen- sions for 105mm spool
28、s, are based on “full” spools when using films having nominal thickness of 0.139mm (0.0054 inch). It is recognized that due to the variety of microfilm thicknesses on the market, the actual length a full spool will hold is quite variable. See ANSI PH1.51. 4.2 Cores The core dimensions listed here ar
29、e reprinted from ANSI PH1.13. See figure 4, Cores, and table 5, Core dimensions. spools. NOTE: No reference to length is used in core standards since only the manufacturers requirements for a partic- ular users equipment regulate the length of microfilm supplied on cores. See ANSI PH1.51. 4 i_ P F-I
30、 I eL Il I I I I Il I I I I ic- L 7 i I I -1 I I I I I I I - FILM SLOTS Figure 3 - Spool (105 mm) Dimensions In the tables 01 dimensions, the metric units (milli. meters) are primary. Accordingly, the corresponding customary units (inches) are secondary and are the calculated equivalents of lhe prim
31、ary melric units. This procedure for specifying the metric dimensions as primary was adopted because of the worldwide emphasis on the use of the metric system 01 measurement. Round Center Hole with Keyway, Slyle RK -c -E + I 101 O 102 mm (0 040 INCHI DIAMETER Z Figure 4 - Cores AIIM MS29 92 W LOI123
32、48 0500227 965 W TABLE 5 Core Dimensions Nominal A B C D E Size mm inch mm inch mm inch mm inch mm inch 16rnrnx Max 15.90 0.626 50.50 1.988 26.10 1.028 30.40 1.197 4.20 0.165 2 inches Min 15.40 0.606 49.50 1.949 25.70 1.012 29.50 1.161 3.80 0.150 16rnrnx Max 15.90 0.626 77.00 3.032 26.10 1.028 30.40
33、 1.197 4.20 O. 165 3 inches Min 15.40 0.606 74.00 2.913 25.70 1.012 29.50 1.161 3.80 0.150 35mrnx Max 34.90 1.374 50.50 1.988 26.10 1.028 30.40 1.197 4.20 0.165 2inches Min 33.90 1.335 49.50 1.949 25.70 1.012 29.50 1.161 3.80 0.150 35rnmx Max 34.90 1.374 77.00 3.032 26.10 1.028 30.40 1.197 4.20 0.16
34、5 3inches Min 33.90 1.335 74.00 2.913 25.70 1.012 29.50 1.161 3.80 0.150 105 rnm x Max 104.65 4.120 50.50 1.988 26.10 1.028 30.40 1.197 4.20 0.165 2 inches Min 103.90 4.091 49.50 1.949 25.70 1.012 29.50 1.161 3.80 0.150 4 AIIM MS29 92 1012348 0500228 8T1 ANWAIIM MS29-1992 by Association for Information and Image Management 1100 Wayne Avenue, Suite 1100 Silver Spring, Maryland, 20910-5699 Tel: 301/587-8202 Fax: 301/587-2711 ISBN 0-89258-250-2 Printed in the United States of America