DIN 2502 - Plate Flanges PN16

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DIN 2502 - Plate Flanges PN16

Dimension and weight of DIN 2502 Plate Flanges PN16

DIN 2502 Plate Flanges PN16

NB! If there is problem with inserting flanges - try to reinstall the extension by using alternative 3 as described in the right column.

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DIN 2502 - Plate Flanges PN16
	Nominal Size	Outside Diameter of Flange	Diameter Bore	Thickness of Flange	No. of Holes	Diameter of Holes	Diameter of Bolts	Diameter of Bolt Circle	Weight
	mm	mm	mm	mm		mm	mm	mm	kg
insert!	10	90	14.5	14	4	14		60	0.61
insert!	10	90	17.7	14	4	14		60	0.6
insert!	15	95	21	14	4	14		65	0.67
insert!	15	95	22	14	4	14		65	0.67
insert!	20	105	26	16	4	14		75	0.94
insert!	20	105	27.6	16	4	14		75	0.94
insert!	25	115	31	16	4	14		85	1.13
insert!	25	115	34.4	16	4	14		85	1.11
insert!	32	140	39	16	4	18		100	1.66
insert!	32	140	43.1	16	4	18		100	1.62
insert!	40	150	45.5	16	4	18		110	1.89
insert!	40	150	49	16	4	18		110	1.85
insert!	50	165	58.1	18	4	18		125	2.5
insert!	50	165	61.1	18	4	18		125	2.46
insert!	65	185	77.1	18	4	18		145	2.99
insert!	80	200	90.3	20	8	18		160	3.61
insert!	100	220	109.6	20	8	18		180	4.17
insert!	100	220	115.9	20	8	18		180	3.99
insert!	125	250	134.8	22	8	18		210	5.66
insert!	125	250	141.6	22	8	18		210	5.41
insert!	150	285	161.1	22	8	22		240	6.97
insert!	150	285	170.5	22	8	22		240	6.55
insert!	175	315	196.1	24	8	22		270	8.42
insert!	200	340	221.8	24	12	22		295	8.97
insert!	250	405	270.2	26	12	26		355	13.29
insert!	250	405	276.2	26	12	26		355	12.76
insert!	300	460	327.6	28	12	26		410	16.6
insert!	350	520	359.7	30	16	26		470	24.08
insert!	350	520	372.2	30	16	26		470	22.39
insert!	400	580	411	32	16	30		525	30.2
insert!	400	580	423.7	32	16	30		525	28.11
insert!	450	640	462.3	38	20	30		585	41.67
insert!	500	715	513.6	38	20	33		650	52.87
insert!	600	840	616.5	42	20	36		770	77.58
insert!	700	910	716	44	24	36		840	77.13
insert!	800	1025	818	50	24	39		950	106.35
insert!	900	1125	920	54	28	39		1050	125.39
insert!	1000	1255	1022	60	28	42		1170	177.99
custom!	Nominal Size mm	Outside Diameter of Flange mm	Diameter Bore mm	Thickness of Flange mm	No. of Holes	Diameter of Holes mm	Diameter of Bolts mm	Diameter of Bolt Circle mm	Weight kg

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Tools - accessed from within Sketchup

NOTE!! - the insert! and the Tools features only works when the engineeringtoolbox exension is opened from within SketchUp. Install the extension as described in the right column - restart Sketchup and open this tool from the Sketchup Plugins menu.

Edit

undo! redo!

Color

color change color!

Change color of the selected object(s) - may be slow for some more complicated objects (save your model first!)

View

iso! top! front! right! left! back! bottom!

Make Component

make!

Makes a component of the selected object. Note that all objects from the Engineering Toolbox are inserted as individual groups. You should transfer a group to a component sharing the same definition when there is more than one instance of the same object. Tip! Rename the object to its final name before making it a component (in outliner or with right click and entity info).

Rotate Object(s)

degrees around red! , green! or blue! axis.

Select object(s) first. This tool may be very handy for objects with curved surfaces like pipes, elbows and so on.

Move or Copy Object(s)

red offset green offset blue offset unit move/copy!

Move or copy (multiple) selected objects. Make advanced geometric constructions with multiple selections, multiple copies and the offset. Tip! - Use "Make Component" to save space and reduce computer load when working with multiple copies.

Knife

size unit insert the Knife! cut!

Before cut - customize the inserted Knife! The Knife is a group you can rotate, change the size of, and even add or remove objects within (example - add a function curve for an advanced cut). You can also make your own Knife by naming a group "theKnife". After insert and customizing the knife - positioning it to the object(s) where to cut - select the object(s) (must be groups) - and click cut! Afterwards - select the object(s) and remove the parts of the object(s) that you don't want. YouTube demo of the Knife!

Move an Object to an other Objects Position

move!

Select two objects - click "move" - and one of the objects moves to the position and angle of the other object. This tool may be handy when moving objects between axis systems.

Insert (Reference) Line

red green blue startpoint

red green blue endpoint unit insert!

This tool can be used to add reference lines.

Insert Horizontal Plane

red (width) green (depth) blue (vertical position) unit insert!

Insert Vertical Plane

red (horizontal position) green (depth) blue (height) unit insert!

red (width) green (horizontal position) blue (height) unit insert!

Insert Box

red (width) green (depth) blue (height) unit insert!

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Engineering ToolBox Sketchup Extension

Insert standard and customized parametric components - like flange beams, lumbers, piping, geometric figures, function curves, stairs and more - to your Google SketchUp models with sketchup.engineeringtoolbox.com

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Note! - SketchUp Free and Sketchup Shop (the web apps) can't use extensions. You need to install a local version of SketchUp Pro (paid) or Sketchup Make 2017 (free) if you want to use the Engineering ToolBox extension.

Basic Use of the Engineering ToolBox Sketchup Extension

From within Sketchup - open the Engineering ToolBox extension, navigate to component and select insert! - and the component will be added to your model.

Watch basic use of the Engineering ToolBox extension in YouTube

How to add the Engineering ToolBox Extension to your SketchUp

If you experience problems with the functionality - try installation alternative 2 or 3.

Alt. 1 Sketchup Extension Warehouse

open your Sketchup installation
from the Sketchup menu - select Window > Extension Warehouse - and search for "Engineering ToolBox" - and install!
the extension can be enabled/disabled from the Sketchup menu Window > Extension Manager
restart of Sketchup may be required to activate the extension

Alt. 2 Download the Extension - Install with the Sketchup Extension Manager

download engineeringtoolbox_tools_v1.0.5.rbz to a location on your computer
open your Sketchup installation
from the Sketchup menu - select Window and Extension Manager, the button "Install Extension" - and select the downloaded file
restart of Sketchup may be required to activate the extension

Alt. 3 Download the Extension - Manual Install

open the Sketchup Plugin folder on your system
(on Windows it should be something like C:\ProgramData\SketchUp\SketchUp 202X\SketchUp\Plugins\)
(on Mac it should be something like /Users/username/Library/Application Support/SketchUp 20XX/SketchUp/Plugins/)
if present - remove the engineeringtoolbox_tool.rb file and the engineering_tools folder from the Plugin folder
change the extension for the downloaded file (engineeringtoolbox_tools_v1.0.5.rbz) from rbz to zip
decompress the file in your file manager
copy the decompressed engineeringtoolbox_tool.rb file and the engineering_tools folder with its content to the Plugin folder
restart Sketchup

Note that this procedure may be different in older Sketchup versions.

How to use the Engineering ToolBox Sketchup Extension

From the Sketchup menu - select Extensions > Engineering ToolBox. A page like this opens in a separate window - navigate to the wanted component - and select insert! to add the component to your SketchUp model.

Note! The SketchUp Engineering Toolbox is an online resource updated continuously. You need an internet connection to operate.

For some components parameters like length, color, offset and more can be modified before insertion.

Customized components can be inserted by changing parameters in the dialog boxes at the end of the component lists - and clicking "custom!"

Selected objects in the model can be manipulated - rotated, moved, colors changed and more - from the Tools section.

Assistant objects like lines, horizontal and vertical planes can be added.

Some Tips and Tricks

The most efficient way to learn SketchUp is by watching the tutorial videos.

Organize your model in groups - add components to the groups!
Example: Use separate groups for construction steel, piping, the different HVAC systems and more.
Always keep an eye on the model in the "Outliner" window.
Use layers to organize and control the visibility of the model.

The most convenient way to copy an object is by selecting it, using move or (m) and pressing Ctrl (makes a copy) before moving.

Use the rotation tool on this page to precise rotations of components like bends, pipes ...

Precise moving of a object can be done by selecting a point in the object that can be connected to a point in the new position (like a edge on a component, surface, a midpoint or similar).

Bill of Materials

Be aware that objects from The Engineering ToolBox are inserted in Sketchup as Groups. They will show up in the Sketchup > Window > Outliner dialog but not in the Sketchup > Window > Model Info > Statistics (Only Components) dialog.

If you want to make "Bill of Materials" from your model

insert an object from The Engineering ToolBox
select the object in the model (or in the Outliner) after insert
click The Engineering ToolBox "Make Component"

The objects will now show up in the Sketchup > Window > Model Info > Statistics dialog and be available for reporting through Sketchup > File > Generate Report feature or other third party report generators.

An insterted object from The Engineering ToolBox can also be converted to a Component by right clicking the object and selecting Make Component. The name will not be preserved and must be changed after the conversion.

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