eAssistant Manual in HTML Format

The eAssistant user manual is available here in HTML format. This online documentation provides a clear structure, easy navigation between chapters, and direct access to all relevant information for using eAssistant.

0 - Table of Contents
1 - A Helpful Guideline to the Manual
2 - The Registration
3 - General Functions
4 - Shafts with Strength According to DIN 743
5 - Rolling Bearings According to DIN ISO 281
6 - Single External and Internal Cylindrical Gear According to DIN 3960, and Other Standards
7 - Rack/Pinion Pairings According to DIN 3990, ISO 6336, and Other Standards
8 - Cylindrical Gears According to DIN 3990, ISO 6336, and Other Standards
9 - Planetary Gear Trains According to DIN 3990, ISO 6336, and Other Standards
10 - Three- and Four-Gear Train Systems According to DIN 3990, ISO 6336, and Other Standards
11 - Straight and Helical Bevel Gears According to ISO 23509 and DIN 3971
12 - Spiral Bevel Gears According to Klingelnberg KN 3028 and ISO 23509
13 - Cylindrical Worms with Globoid Worm Wheel
14 - Bolted Joints According to VDI 2230
15 - Interference Fits According to DIN 7190
16 - Parallel Keys According DIN 6892
17 - Involute Splines According to DIN 5480, and Other Standards
18 - Serrated Shaft and Splined Shaft Connection According to Niemann
19 - Bolts and Pins
20 - Clamp Connections
21 - Hirth Coupling
22 - Compression Springs According to DIN EN 13906-1-2002
23 - Tension Springs According to DIN EN 13906-2-2002
24 - Timing Belt Drives
25 - Tolerance Fit Calculator DIN ISO 286, Edition 1990
26 - Approximate Shaft Dimensioning According to Niemann 2001
27 - Rough Estimation of Bolted Joints According to VDI 2230 Sheet 1 (2003-02)
28 - Hardness Conversion According to DIN 50150: 2000-10