Kiinnitysnäkymää

Kiinnitysnäkymää is a Finnish term used in technical documentation and CAD-related contexts to refer to a drawing view that focuses on how parts are fastened or attached to one another. The word combines kiinnitys, meaning fastening or attachment, with näkymä, meaning view. In Finnish engineering language kiinnitysnäkymää describes a specific view in an illustration, detail view, or exploded view that highlights fastening interfaces, joints, and mounting locations.

The purpose of kiinnitysnäkymää is to convey how components are joined, including the type of fasteners (such as screws, bolts, rivets, or welds), their locations, and the sequence needed for assembly. A typical kiinnitysnäkymä includes information about fastener size and type, hole diameters, thread specifications, required clearances, torque values or fastening methods, and any alignment or orientation requirements. It may also show mating surfaces, washers, nuts, locking devices, sealants, or other joining elements, along with notes on materials and finishes.

In practice, kiinnitysnäkymää appears in engineering drawings, assembly instructions, and product documentation across mechanical, electrical, and civil fields. It is often presented as a detail or sectional view and is commonly accompanied by a bill of materials (BOM) and assembly notes to ensure correct installation and interchangeability of components. The concept emphasizes clarity about how a product is put together, reducing ambiguity during manufacturing and maintenance.

See also: technical drawings, assembly views, fasteners, tolerances, and bill of materials.