GD&T Symbols Reference Table
Here’s a detailed GD&T Symbols (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing) Table in English, based on ASME Y14.5-2018 and ISO 1101 standards:
GD&T Symbols Reference Table |
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| Symbol | Name | Category | Description |
⏀ |
Straightness | Form | Controls deviation of a linear feature (e.g., axis or edge). |
◯ |
Circularity (Roundness) | Form | Controls roundness of a circular cross-section. |
⌭ |
Cylindricity | Form | Controls the shape of a cylindrical surface (combines roundness + straightness). |
⌓ |
Flatness | Form | Controls the flatness of a planar surface. |
↗ |
Profile of a Line | Profile | Controls the deviation of an arbitrary curve. |
⌖ |
Profile of a Surface | Profile | Controls the deviation of an arbitrary 3D surface. |
⫱ |
Angularity | Orientation | Controls the angular deviation of a feature relative to a datum. |
⊥ |
Perpendicularity | Orientation | Controls 90° deviation from a datum plane/axis. |
∥ |
Parallelism | Orientation | Controls parallelism between a feature and a datum. |
◎ |
Position (True Position) | Location | Controls the deviation of a feature (e.g., hole) from its true position. |
⊕ |
Concentricity | Location | Controls the coaxiality of two cylindrical features (deprecated; use Position). |
⌯ |
Symmetry | Location | Controls symmetry about a central plane (deprecated; use Position). |
⇔ |
Circular Runout | Runout | Controls radial/axial wobble in a single cross-section of a rotating part. |
⌖ |
Total Runout | Runout | Controls combined radial + axial wobble across an entire rotating surface. |
Additional Modifiers & Symbols |
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| Symbol | Name | Description |
⌴ |
Datum Feature | Identifies a datum reference (e.g., A, B, C). |
(Ⓜ) |
MMC (Maximum Material Condition) | Allows bonus tolerance as material decreases. |
(⒍) |
LMC (Least Material Condition) | Ensures minimum wall thickness by adding tolerance at LMC. |
(⒔) |
RFS (Regardless of Feature Size) | Tolerance applies independent of feature size (default condition). |
↗︎ |
Tangent Plane | Specifies control of a tangent plane (used with Profile). |
Key Notes
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Form Tolerances (e.g., Flatness, Straightness) do not require datums.
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Orientation/Location Tolerances (e.g., Perpendicularity, Position) must reference datums.
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Runout Tolerances are used for rotating components to ensure functional fit.
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