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Copyrighted material for lisensoe's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 » ASME B1.1-2003 Pes Ce are Gets (R2001)} Unified Inch Screw Threads (UN and UNR Thread Form) AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD es BC cic Ue Tals LEN ers Sut CLie engineers AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS (UN and UNR Thread Form) ASME B1.1-2008 [Revision of ASME Bt.1-1989 (R2001)]Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 bate of issuance: September 30, 2004, The 2004 edition ofthis Standard is being issued with an automatic addenda subscription service. The use of addends allows revisions made in response to public review comments or committee actions to be published as necessary. This Standard will be revised when the Society approves the issuance of a new edition. There will be no written interpretations of the requirements ofthis Standard issued to this edition. [ASE isthe registered trademark of he American Society of Mechanical Enginees. 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Units of Measure 1.10 Federal Government Use. ‘Screw Thread Profile . 21 22 23 24 Scope Basic Profile Design Profiles Formulas and Symbols... ‘Screw Thread Series a1 32 ‘Thread Series Definition ‘Order of Selection . Coarse-Thread Series Applications ... Fine-Thread Series Applications. Extra-Fine-Thread Series Applications: Constant-Pitch Thread Series Applications Fine Threads for Thin-Wall Tubing -.. Screw Thread Classes 41 42 ‘Thread Classes . ‘Combinations of Classes. ‘Screw Thread Allowance and Tolerance 54 52 53 54 55 56 87 58 59 5.10 Coated or Plated Threads. “Allowance. .....- Pitch Diameter Tolerance, All Classes - Special Lengths of Engagement, LE Minor Diameter Tolerance and Allowance for External Threads ‘Major Diameter Tolerance for Internal Threads Minor Diameter Tolerance and Length of Engagement for Internal ‘Threads 5 - - Disposition of Allowance and Tolerance Formulas for Allowance and Tolerance. Lead and Flank Angle Tolerances 5.11 Circular Runout ‘Screw Thread Designation .. 61 Noteproducton may'be made ofthis material with Basic Method of Designating, ‘Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. ile eonsent oF ASME @) ge 36‘standard Series Threads (UN/UNR) and Limits of Si ‘and UNS/UNRS Series Threads : ‘Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ‘Method of Designating Coated Threads Method of Designating Left+Fiand Threads. Method of Designating UNS Threads Designations for Other Threads. oman “Method of Designating Threads Having Special Length of Engagement. Mata a Designating Threads Having Modified Crests Tnteoduction 2... Material Lifts for Coated Threads pimensional Accommodation of Coating or Plating for 60-deg Threads Dimensional Effects of Coating... Enteral Thread With Allowance Available for Coating External Thread With No Allowance for Coating .- Internal Threads...» Electrodeposited Coatings Other Considerations Standard Series... Limits of Size for Standard Series, $3 Formulas for Limits of Size... SA Example of Calelations From Formulas Lead and Angle Toterances ‘Lead and Flank Ang! le “Acceptance . Formulas and Symbols for Thread Form .. 101 Thread Form Formulas and Symbols. . ‘ables of Basic Dimensions ALA Table Content 112 Thread Series... asic Profile for UN and UNR Screw Threads ‘1 Disposition of ‘Dianctal Tolerances, Allowance, and Crest Clearance for ‘Unified Inch Serew Thread Classes 1A, 2A, 1B, and 2B oS Disposition of Diametral Tolerances and Crest Clearances for Unified Inch ‘Screw Thread Classes 34 and 3B. crests Ratio of Pitch Diameter Change to Thickness of Coating on 60-deg, Threads <=... eovcrrverent — Effect of Electrodeposited Coatings on 60-deg External Threads ‘Application of General Thread Symbols ...++-- coe ‘Standard Series Threads (UN/UNR) .++.0--- sso: s-c00e0 Limits of Size for Standard Series Threads (UN/UNR) “Allowable Variations in Lead and Equivalent Change in Functional Diameter Increments in Pitch Diameter Tolerance — Class 2A .. 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Classes 14, 2A, and 3A apply to extemal threads only, and Classes 1B, 2B, and 3B apply to internal threads only. Allowance is ‘specified only for Classes 1A and 2A and the allowance it identical for both classes. Tolerance decreases as lass number increases (eg, tolerance for Class 3A is less than that for Class 24, which is less than that for Class 1A). A.A Classes 18 and 1B Threads. Classes 1” (exter~ nal) and 1B (internal) threads replaced American. National Class 1 screw threads. These classes provide for applications where a liberal tolerance and an allow- lance are recited to permit easy assembly even with, Slightly nicked threads. These classes are intended for ‘ordnance and other special uses. Maximem diameters of Class 1A threads ate less than basic by the amount Of the allowance (the allowance is identical to that for Class 2A). The allowance is not available for plating, ‘or coating; and consequently, in some cases it may be necessary to make special provisions in thread manufac turing for accommodation of plating or coating, The minimum diameters of Class 1B threads, whether or not plated of coated, are basic and consequently afford no Sllowance or clearance for assembly at maximum-material limits 4.1.2 Classes 2A and 28 Threads. Classes 2A (exter nal) and 2B (internal) threads are the most commonly Used thread classes for general applications, including production of bolts, screws, muts, and similar threaded fasteners “The maximum diameters of Class 2A uncoated threads are less than basic by the amount of the allowance. The allowance minimizes galling and seizing in hhigh-cycle wrench assembly, or it can be used to accom modate plated finishes or other coating. However, for threads with additive finish, the maximum diameters of Class 2A may be exceeded by the amount of the Sllowance; ie, the 2A maximum diameters apply to an ‘unplated part or to a part before plating, wheress the basic diameters apply to a part after plating. The mini mum diameters of Class 2B threads, whether or not plated or coated, are basic, affording no allowance or learance in assembly at maximum-material limits. 4.4.3 Classes 3A and 3B Threads. Classes 3A (exter~ nal) and 3B (intemal) threads provide for applications where closeness of fit and/or accuracy of thread ele- ‘ments are important. The maximum diameters of Class 3A threads and the minimum diameters of Class 38 threads, whether or not plated or coated, are basic, affording no allowance orclearance for assembly at max- {imum-material limits. ((,. Connrignt © 2008 by the 36 merican Society of Mechanieal Emgineess se neion may be made of this terial without written coment of ASME UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS 4.2. Combinations of Classes ‘The requirements for screw thread fits for specific applications are predicated on end use and can be met ‘by specifying the proper combinations of thread classes for the components, For example, a Class 2 external thread may be used with a Class 1B, 2B, or 3B internal thread 5 SCREW THREAD ALLOWANCE AND TOLERANCE 521 Allowance “Allowance is specified only for Classes 1A and 2A ‘external threads. For Class 1A threads, its purpose is to preclude the possibilty of surface-to-surfacefitbetween mating parts and it cannot be used to accomumodate Plating or coating. For Class 2A threads, the allowance nay be used to accommodate plating or coating. Allow- dance for Classes 1A and 2A is identical and is based fon Class 2A pitch diameter tolerance for the respective Series standard length of engagement and is applicable forall lengths of engagement. "Formulas for allowance are given in para. 58.1(a) Applications of allowances to the basic thread form are shown in Fig. 2 EXAMPLE: 20625124UNS2A From para, 58.1) Allowance, ¢s = 0300 Tds2A). From para. 52, example (1): Tés(2A) = 0.00607 Terefone es = 030» 0.0) = 0.001821, 0¢0.0018%in. when rounded 5.2 Pitch Diameter Tolerance, All Classes NOTE: Refer to Table I forthe standaed series of ciameterpitch Combinations. ANovwances and tolerances for standard series fleas ae applied in Table 2 All other diameterpiteh combina tons ae cantdcred nonstandard. Allowances and tolerances for honstandand threads must be ealulated using the appropriate formulas contained in this Standard “The pitch diameter tolerances specified in Table 2 for all classes of the UNC and UNF series are based on a Tength of engagement equal to the basic major (nominal) diameter and are applicable for lengths of engagement from 5 pitches to up to 13 diameters. For the +-UN, G-UN, and &UN series, the piteh diameter tolerances specified for Classes 2A, 2B, 3A, and 3B are based on 2 Tength of engagement equal to the basic major (nominal) diameter and are applicable for lengths of engagement up to 15 diameters. The pitch diameter tolerances specified in Table 2 for all classes of the UNEF, 12-UN, 16-UN, 20-UN, 28-UN,, “and 32-UN series are based on a length of engagement ff 9 pitchesand are applicable for lengths of engagement from 5 to 15 pitches. "The pitch diameter tolerances specified in Table D-1 of Nonmandatoty Appendix D forall classes of the UNS series are based on a length of engagement of 9 pitches land are applicable for lengths of engagement from 5 to 15 pitches, &)Copyrighte: ‘AD1007354 26 LUMIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS Formulas for pitch diameter tolerance are given in paras. 58.1(6) and 58200), "Applications of tolerances to the thread form are shown in Figs. 2 and 3. ‘For special threads, tolerances and allowances shall tbe computed from the formulas in paras. 5.8.1 and 582. If the length of engagement is between 5 and 15 pitches or iv unknown, use 9 pitches in the applicable formulas. For all other lengths of engagement, use the known values. EXAMPLES: (1) 20625-12-UNS2A longi of engagement ot specified) Ty = 00015 D+ 0015 TE+ 0015 YP? de= 0001S FORS+ 00013 9712 + 0015 YOTRREISS 001909 + 0.001299 + 0.002862 cusar0 2.9625-12. UNS-SE2A (18 pitehs length of engngement) ra, = 00015 2+ 0omis TE +0015 YF ‘rd, = 00015 YTRBS+ 00015 THON + 01 ocis09 + 0.001837 + 0.002862 one ° Tt 5.2.4 Functional Diameter, Functional diameter size includes the effects of all variations in pitch diameter, thread form, and profile. The variations in the individual thread characteristics, such as flank angle, lead, tapes, fand roundness, on a given thread cause the measure nents of the pitch diameter and functional diameter to vary from one another on most threads, The pitch diameter and functional diameter on a given thread Sre equal fo one another only when the thread form is perfect "When required to inspect/evaluate either the pitch diameter and/or the functional diameter for thread acceptance (see ASME B13), use the same limits of size for the appropriate thread size and class. 5.3 Special Lengths of Engagement, LE For special applications, the required length of engagement might be the determining factor in the proper selection of thread tolerances, When design con- Fiaerations require nonstandard pitches or extreme con~ tions of engagement not covered by the tables, the tolerances may be adjusted using the formulas. It is particularly important that changes in tolerance be Poted by the user for extemal threads designated Class 3A when using longer than standard lengths of fengagement. 5.3.1 Long LE Using Gage Length LG Equal to LE (a) High-Strength Materials Using Standard Pitch Diame- tey Toterances. For applications of long length of engagement of mating parts involving very high-strength a Copyright 2107 bythe Amerzan Sosy of Mechanical Engineer ‘io repodton may be made ofthis material witout writen consent of AS 1d material for licensee's use only. ‘Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003 materials, increases in tolerances based on standard Jength ofengagement maybe detrimental. In these cases, the tolerances based on the standard length of engage ‘ment may be applied to increased length of engagement threads, This requites the GO thread gages to have 4 Spesial length equal to the length of engagement {b) Standard Bolt, Added Allowice im Tapped Hole, LE Increases. Im some cases where greater than standard length of engagement is tequired, itis desirable t0 use stondard externally threaded parts with tolerances, pased on standard length of engagement. For example, in the case of a standard bolt assembled into a tapped hole in aluminum, the designation of the bolt thread will conform to that of a thread for a standard length of engagement. ‘Jo ensure proper assembly, the tapped hole thread into which the bolt is assembled must not interfere with, the bolt thread. This could happen if no special provi- Sone were made in the tapped hole thread due to the Cumulative effect of lead variation on the bolt thread, inasmuch as the increased length of engagement exceeds the thickness of the GO thread gage used for acceptance Of the bolt Ehread, To avoid this condition, an allowance Should be provided in the tapped hole, the amount of wuhich should be the diameter equivalent of the cumul- tive lead variation for the increased length of engage- ent, which is one-half the pitch diameter tolerance Of the bolt thread allowed for the standard length of Engagement. Tis requires the GO thread and GO plain gages to have a special length equal to the length of fengagement EXAMPLE: 05000-13UNC-SE2B;L bled ith standard bolt thread. Sad allowance El Td fr standard bolt thread, rom Table column 5, isi gtandard) = 0.0025. Therefore, the thnead is ‘edesgneted tp indicate nonstandard tntmatecad sith the enn of 0.0025 aed tote sicsize of 05000, New designs Beni 0502541SUNS SE2B, Allowance salsoadded tothe standard Thine dameter size limits ae tothe adjusted pitch diameter size Tims. See para. 661 (0) Standard Internal Thread, Added Allowence on Exter~ nal Thread, es, crenses, In some cases where greater than Ttandard length of engagement is required, itis desirable fouse standard internally threaded parts with tolerances based on standard length of engagement, In these cases an allowance should be added to the mating external thread. EXAMPLE: 03730-24UNF-SE2A; LE=0.8 in. 235 diameters) sssembled sith standard internal thread. “rad allowance, equal to'4TD, fr tandardinteral thread. From ‘abled colume 8 aTD: standard) =0.00045, whichis rounded 0 howls Therefore, te thread is redesignated to indicate 2 nonsta (dad external tend with the allowance of O.025 subtracted from the bac sizeof 0.750. New designation is 0:3725-24LNS-SE2A. veda allowance is also subtracted from the standard major ‘moter size mute and from the adjusted pitch diameter size limits. See para. 661 in. @ dlameters; assemASME 61.1-2003 Copyri ighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A0 1007354 26 Aug 10 UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS Table 3. 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'A01007354 26 Aug 10 LUMIIED INCH SCREW THREADS Table 3 Allowable Variations in Lead and Equival GENERAL NOTE: See paras, 9.1.3 trough 91.6 for alia, Ase 81.:2003 lent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) ee — ternal “Alowable Equivalent change ‘lowable Equivalent Change Nominel Size Variation in Functional Variation in Functional and sates inte, Diameter, in, intesd, Diameter in ‘threads, Designation Class.) Yards(e) lass in) 4900) 1 2 3 ‘ 5 é z. 8 28 of 0.25028 une 1a o.oo 0.00250, 1B 000188 0.00325, 2A 0.00095, 0.00165 2B 000124 9.00215, 3A 0.00072 0.00125 58 0.00092 0160 j= 32.0r0.250-32 uner 2A 0.0092 00160 28.0021 0.00210 3a 0.00069 0.00120 38 0.00089 0.00155, Yq- 1810312518 UNC aa —_9.90176 0.00305, 18 0.00223, 0.00395 2A Ogos 0.00200 2B 000153, ‘0.00265 5a 0.0087 0.00150 3B oot 2.00185 fq= 20 0f 03125 -20 us 2% 0.00115 0.00200, 28 0.00150 0.00260 3a 0.00087 0.00150 38000113 0.00135, Yye= 24.0r03125-26 UNE 1A 0.00159 0.00275, 18 0.00205, 0.00355 2a 0.00107 0.00185 2B 0.00139 00240 5a 0.00078 0.00135 3a oco04 9.00180 Yer 28 0r03125-28 UN 2a 0.00088, 0.90170 ae 0.00127, 0.00220 5a 0.00075, 1.90130 52 0.00095, ‘9.90185 Yfe~ 320r03125-32 UNF 7A 000082 0.00160 2B 000121 00210 5a 9.00068 0.90120 be 0.00088 0.00355 p16 0 0375-16 une sa 0018s 0.00325 18 9.00245, 0.00425 2 990127 9.00220 22 0.00165, 0.00285 5a 100085 ‘0.00165 3a 00124 ‘00215 Y= 20 0F 0375-20 ow 2A ooonis 0.00205 ze 00156 0270 SR o.0088 0.00155 5e ots, 0.00200 fp 26 01057528, NF aa 0016s 9.00285 re o02ts 0.00370 2R 0.90120, 0.00190 2B ool 00245 3A 100086 0014s 38000107 a.0o185 Y= 28 0 0375-28 uN 2 990106 00180 2B 0.00133 0.00230 3A 0.00078 0.00135 38 coral 0.00175, Yj 32.010375-32 ner 2k 0.00098 9.00170, 2B 00127 9.00220 5A 0.00072 9.00125, 5B 0.00095, 016s pe th 00437514 UNE aa 0.00205 0.00355 18 0.00266 0.00460 28 0.00136 0.90235, 2B o00i76 (2.00305 5k 0.00101 0.00175 58000133 9.00230, t6or04s75-16 UN 2m 900133 0.90230 28 00170, 0.00295 3x 0.00098 ‘9.00170 38 0.00130 (9.00225 a= 20 0 0.437520 une 1A aoots2 0.00315 1B 0.00236 0.00405 2A 000121 0.00220 2B 0.0086 0.00270 3x 0.00088 a.00155 38 nots 00205 Yop T08s75-78 —UNEF 2K 0.00108 5.00180 2B 000133 0.00230 34 00078 0.00135, 38 oao301 9.00175, pg 32 08 04375 =32 uv 24 0.00058 0.00170 28000127 1.00220 3a 0.0072 0.00125, 5a 0.00095 o.00165 y= 13 0 0.500-13 vnc 1A ooze 0.00370 18 0.00280, 0.00485 2a cats 0.90250, 2B 0.00188 0.00325 5A ao107 0.00185, 5B (000139 ‘0.00240 20 ‘Copyright © 2008 by the No epedution may be mad “American Society of Mechanical Engine ths material without writen consent of ASME, &ASME B1.1-2003 Table 3 Allowable Variations in Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 LUnIRED ICH SCREW THREADS Lead and Equivalent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) GENERAL NOTE: See para, 9.1.3 though 9.2.6 for apticabiy, Sie ‘iowable —Equlvalent change ‘llowable Eauvalent change Nominal Size Variation In Furctional Vovaton in Futional ‘and Series inteas, Diameter. inteadsin, Diameter, in. heen. esignation Class ins (9) Tord) Class) 1403) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 for 0.500-16 uw 2a 0.0136 0.00235 28 090176 0.00305 $n oot 0.00175 38000133, 0.00230 y.- 20010.500-70 Une aa 900185 0.00320, 18 00202 6.00420, 2n 0.012 o.00215 28 0.90162 0.00280 3h eco0s2 3.00160 38000121 0.00210 4-28 0 0500-28 uner 2A 00107 00185 2B 0.00139, o.n0240 3A 0.00081 010 3B o.00108, 0.00180 3-32.01 0500- 32 wy 2a 0.00101 0.00175 28 090130 0.00225, 5A 0.00075 0.00130, 38 0.00098, 0.00170 fg 12 0 05625-12 we aa 00225 0.00390 36 0,00294 0.00510 2x 9.00150 0.00260, 28 0.00196 0.00340 $n cott3 0.00198 3a oot? 0.00255 yg 16erse2s-16 UN 2% 9.90136 0.00235 2 0.00176 0.00305 3A ooto1 0.00175 3e 0.00193, 0.00230 9g 18 0F0.5625~18 UNF 1a 0.90196 0.00340 18 0.00257 o.008as DR 0.00130 0.00225 2B 0.00170 0.00295, aR 0.90088 0.00170 5000127 1.00220 the 20 0r0.5625-20 WN 2a 0.0121 90210 28 0.00159 0.00275, 3k 000092 0.00160 5a oie (0.00205 Yer tsorosers-24 UNF 2A 9.00013 0.00195 re 00147 0.00285 34 0.00084 0.00145, 5e 00110 0.00190 Spo 28.0005625-28 UN 2a 0.00107 00185 2B 0.00139 .00240 5a 0.00081 o.oo140 38 000108 2.00380 pg 32 0F 5625-32 uy 2a 9.00103 2.00175 28 0.00130 0.00225 3a 0.00075 0.00130, 38 0.00098, 0.00170 4-11 or 0625-12 une aK 000740 o.o0uss 18 0.00309, 0.00535 280.0159) 0.00275 2B 0.00208, 0.00360 5a ovate 9.00208, 3B 00156, 9.00270 yo 12 01 0625-12 wy 2a 9.00156 0.00270 28 0.90205 0.00355 3h nots (2.00205, 3a 0013 (0.00265 4-16 00.625 16 wy 2a 0.00138 0.90240 2800019 0.00130 3x .cot08 0.90180, 58 0.00033 0.00230 4-18 01 0625-18 une sa 0.00202 0.00350 1B 0.00263 o.00455 2 0.00136 0.00235 2B 0.00173 1.00300 3h cootot 9.00175, 52000130, (0.00255 ‘p= 20 oF 0625-20 wy aa 0.00124 0015 2B 000162 0.00280 3a 0.00092 9.00160, $e oooi71 9.00210 Y= 24 0F 0625-24 uner 2A 9.00135 0.00200 28 00150, 0.00260 5 0.00087 0.00150, 38000113 0.00195 Yo 28 0F 0625-28 uw 2A apatlo 0.00190 mooie o.00245 3A 0.00081 00100 2200107 (0.00185 9f-92 01 0.625 32 uw 2A 0.00108 00380 28000133 0.00230 3a 0.00078, 0.00135 58 a9o102 0.00175 je 12 or 06875-12 UN 2a 0.90086 ‘00270 22 0.00205 0.00355, 5A ogo138 0.00705 38 0.00153 0.00265 0 ‘No reproduction may be Copyright © 2008 by the America ‘Society of Mechanical Engincers sag TeCopyrighted UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS Table 3 Allowable Variations in (GENERAL NOTE: See paras, 9.1.3 though 9.1.6 for appicabily. material for licensee's use only. ‘AD 1007354 26 Aug 10 [ASME 81.12003, Lead and Equivalent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont’é) ee ternal ‘AlowableEaulvalent change ‘Allowable Equivalent Change Nominal Size Variation in Furtiona, Varation in Functional ‘and sees inlead, ameter, in inead, ——_Diametes in ‘rreads/ins Designation Classi.) thd, (0) lass Im) 4.0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bye 0r0.6e75—16 UN 2a 0.00938 2.00240 2e 0.00179, ‘0.00310 3x 000108 0.00130 58 0033 0.00230 hf_-200r0.46875-20 UN 2k 00174 0215 28 oni 0.00280 3x 0.00082 0.00160 5 ooo 9.00210 Sjq-26 010687526 UNEF DA 0.00135 0.90200 28 0.00150 0.00260 5x 100087 ‘9.00150, 5a 0013 0.00195 Life 28 oF 6875-28 UN 2a gotta 0190 2a oot o.co2as 3x o.anost 9.90140 58 00107 ois nig 320r 6875-32 UN 2a 0.00108 ooot80 ze 000139 0.00230 3x 0.00078 0.00135 58 oot: 0.00175 p10 00.750 30 tne an 0.90256 0.00480 se 0.00332 0.00575 2x 0.00170 0.00295 28090722 9.00335, 3A 0.00127 0.00220, 58 9.0165 0.00285 3-12 750-12 uw 2m 0.0159 00275 2 0.0208 0.00360 3A 090118, 0.00205, 38900156 ‘00270 YA 16 08 0.750 -16 une aa 000217 0.00375 re 0.00283 .00990 2a 0.0146 0.00250, 25 090188 100325 38 0.00130 0.00150 380013 0.00285 1,10 070.750-20 ner 28 000127 0.00220 23000165 ‘.00285 3x 0.00095 0.00165 38 0.9126 0.00215 Y%- 28 0r0750-28 uw 2A o.00110 0.00190 23 ogous 0.00250 5a canons 00145 33090107 ‘0.00185 ox 32 0F 0750-32 ww 2k 0.00104 00180 2 0.00136 0.00235 3A o.00078 1.00135 3B noi 9.00180 My tzorogi7s—12 UN 2 0.00158 0.00275 28 0.00708 0.00360 Sh notte (0.00205, 5a 00056 0.00270 Mg s608175-16 —WN 2a oootes o.g02as 28 900182 00315, 3a o.ont08 0.00380 38.0036 0.00235 p20 or 8125-20 UNEF 2a a0ot27 0.00220 28 000165 ‘.902a5 3a 0.00095, 0.00165, 38 oat 0.90715 Wf, 28 of 08125-28UN 2a oo0at0 .00180 2B notes 0.00250 3a 0.008% 0.00345 38000107 00185 Mesa r08125-32 UN 2A oot0a 00180 2B 0.0036 0.00235 5a 0.0078 0.00135 530.0108 .00180 "p-9 or 0875-9 une 1A oor 00475 18 0.00385 0.00635 2a 0.00182 0.00315, 23000237 0.00410 5a 090136 0.00235, 3a 000176 0.00305 Yj=12 00 0875-12 ww 2a .00as9 9.00275, ze 0.0208 0.00360 5a oon 1.00205 58 0.00156 1.90270 "j~36 oF 0875 ~18 UNF 1A 0.00234 0.00405 18 0.00306 0.00530 2k .g0086 ‘0.00270, 2B 0.0702 0.00350 5a ont 0.00205 38 9.00153 0.90265 Y= 160 0875-16 ow 2a oot o.o02is 280.0182 0.00315 5A 00108 ‘0.00180 38000136 (0.00235 Copyright © 2004 by the Ar ‘No reprocton may be made of smetian Sovisty of Mechanical Engineers. his mater witoutwsitn consent of ASME &)ASME B1.1-2003 Table 3 Allowable Variations in [GENERAL NOTE: See paras, 9.1.3 through 9.1.6 for enplicabiiy. 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Biter Internal ‘Allowable Equivalent Change Equivalent Change Nominal Size Vaviation In Functional in Faetlonal ‘and series intexé, Diameter, in Diameter, in. rreadsfin. Designation Classi. @) Yard 410.0 a 2 3 4 5 é 7 8 19g 8 oF 19375 -8 ww 2a 0.00227 0.00285 2B 0.00289, 0.00500 5x onot6r 0.00280 je 000217 (9.00375 Y%5-120r1.9975-12 UN 2a 0.00176 0.00305 28 00028 0.00395 3a 0.00830 0.00225, 38000170 0.00295 jp 16 0r1.9975-16 UN 2% 0.0156 0.90270 28 0.00202 0.00350 3.0015 0.00200, 58 0.00150 0.00260 2%j_~200r2.9375-20 UN 2a econ o.00245 28.0015 9.00320 3a 0.00107 0.00185, 38 000138 0.00240 2- aif or 2000-45 unc aa 00013 o.0o715, se 0.00537 0.00930 aR 0.00274 0.00475, 28 0.00358 0.00620 3x 0.00205, 0.00355, 3B 0.00268, 0.00468 2-6 or 2000-6 uN 2’ 0.90248 0.00450 28 0.00320 0.00555 2A 0.00185, 0.00320 38 0.00240 0.00815 2-8 or2.000-8 uw 2a 0.00225, 0.00390 25 0.00292 0.00505 3A 000167 0.00290 28 ogoais 0.00380, 2-420r2.000-12 uw 2a 000376 0.00305, 2 0.00223 0.00395 3a 0.00130 1.00225 38 0.00170 1100295, 2-16 oF 2.000 ~16 uv 2A 0.00156 0.00270 28 0.00202 0.00350 3a 000135 9.00200, 38000150 9.00260 2-20 01 2000-20 on 2a 00142 o.00245 28 0.00185 1.00320 3A oooi07 o.oni8s 38 0.00139 o.00240 2-6 002125-6 ow a 0.00252 0.00035 220.0326 0.00565 3A 0.0188. 0.00325, ja 090242 0.00820 2-801 2125-8 ww 2 000778 0.00395 22000298 00510 3n 0.00170, 0.00295 3800027, 0.00385 2-32 9225-12 uy 2m 0.00176 0.00305 2B 0.00228 0.00395 3a 0.00130, 0.00225, 58 oeot70 0.00285 2h 16 012125-16 uw 2a 00ts6 0.00270 28.0002 0.00350 3A 00115 0.00200, 38 000150 0.00260, 24-2001 2125-20 ww 2a oon 0.00265 re 0.00185 0.00320 5a oo107 1.00385 3B 000139 9.00240 Bh Wh or2250-45 UNC 2A o04a1 0.00730 18 o00sus 0.00950 2a 0.00280 o.004a5 2B 0.00268 9.00630 5a 000211 0.00385, 5a 000278 0.00075 B- 6 012250-6 uv 2a 0.00254 o.o04eo 2a 0.00329 0.00870 5a 00181 0.00330 5a ogonte ‘0.00425 2Y=8 002250-8 w 2a 0.00231 90400 2a 0.00300 0.00520 3A 0.0073 0.00300 3B 0.00225 1100390 2Yy=12 02.250 -12 un 2a 0.00176 0.00305, 2B 0.00228 0.00395 3K 0.00130 9.00225 3B 0.0070 0.00295 2p~ 16 012.250 -16 wn 2a 990156 0.00270 28 0.00202 0.00350 5A 0.00135 0.00200 38 0.00150, 0.00260 2-0 04 2.250 -20 uw 2a ogous 0.00205 28900185 0.00320 5A ogo107 00185 5a 0.00139 9.00240 v7 —Gopyrght ©2004 by the Amerien Society of Mechanica Engineers. @) _Noreouson may Reade of hematite writen ose of ASMEASME 81.1-2003 Table 3. Allowable Variations in Lead and Equivalent GENERAL NOTE: See paras. 9.13 through 91.6 fr apolcabity. Copyright ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 tod material for licensee's use only, Lrieo INCH SCREW THREADS ‘Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) eam ‘llowable Equivalent Change “alowable—Eeulvalent change Nominal Size Yatiation in Functional Vatiation In Furtional, and series intead, ——_iamele, in in tead, ‘heeds pesigration Class) Yards) class In) 1 2 3 ‘ 5 é 7 8 (6072375 -6 uN 2a 0.00257 0.90445 2 0.00332 0.00875 3a natn 0.00330, 58.0028 0.00430 Dh 002375-8 uw 2a 900234 0.00405 2 0.00303, 0.00825, 3a 000873 0.00300, je o.00228, 0.00395 12 0F 2375-12 uw an 990179 0.00310 28 0.00234 0.00405 3a 0.00133, 0.00230 58 00173 1.00300 Ph 16 01 2375-16 ww 2x 0.0189 0.00275, 28 0.00208 0.00360, 3A 0.00118, 0.00205 5800155 0.00270 2-20.01 2375-20 wy 2» cour 0.00255 2.00191 0.00330, 3a ogott0 0.00190, 5a o0otes 9.00250, 24~ hor 2500-4 unc 1A 000847 0.00775 re 0.00583, 0.91019 2a 0900300 1.00520 2B 0.00390, 0.00875 3a 0.00225 0.00350 58 000282 0.00505, BA~6 0r2.500-8 uw 2a 0.00260 00450 28000335 9.00580 5a 0.90193 0.00335 38 0002s 0.00435 Bh- 8 or2.500-8 uw 28 0.00237 o.00810 25 0.00306, 0.00530 3K 0.00176 0.00305, 38000231 9.00400 24-12 0 2500-12 uw 2m 0.00179 0.00310 2B 0.00236 0.00405 5a 000133 9.00230 28000173, 1.90300 24-16 oF 2.500 - 16 wy 2a 0.00159 0.00275 28 0.90208 0.00360 3A oon 0.00205 38000156 0.00270 2h=20 oF 2500-20 uv 2a 00147 0.00255 2800091 0.00330, 3A 0110 0.00190, 38 0.186 0.00250, 2A 6 or 2625-6 uw 2a 0.00260 ‘00880 2a coset 0.00590, 3a 00136 0.00340 5 ou75e o.00440 24-8 0r 2625-8 wy 2a 0.00237 ‘00410 28 000308 9.00535 3a 0.00173 0.00310 38 002 0.00400 Bj 12 01 2625-12 ww 2a 0.00879 .00310 ze 0.00238 .00405 3a 000132 0.00230, 38 oot 0.00300 Vp 16 oF 2625-26 un 2A 00159 0.00275 28 0.00208, 0.00360 3A 090118 9.00205, 35000156 ‘000270, Ph 20.0°2625-70 uw 26 one? 0.00255 2e 9.0011 0.00330 3A oont0 9.00190 38 cote 9.00250, hh 01 2750-4 ne 1A 0.00456 0.00730, 18 000595, 0.01030 2a 0.00303, 0.00525, 23000395, 2.00685 5a 090728 0.00395 38 900297 0.00535 2-600 2750-6 uw 2k 0.00763 0.00455 2.001 0.00595, 3K an0196 0.00340, ba 0.00257 o.0044s VfB or2750-8 uw 2A 0.00240 0415 22.0032 0.00540 3a oots2 0.00315, 58 0.00234 .00405 Bh-12 08 2.750-12 w 2a 0.00179 00210 ae 0.00234 1.00405 3A 0.00133 9.00230, 38000173 0.00300, 8 ( copyiit © 200415 he _ Noses may be made Ameriean Socisy of Mechanical Enginests. 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Designation Class.) ra) cass in) 410.0) 1 2 3 a 5 6 7 a Dh 16 01 2750-16 w 2A 0.00888 0.00275, 28 0.00208 0.00360 3a wots 0.00205 58 9.00156 0.00270 2h 20 01 2750-20 wn 2% 900147 3.00255 2800191 0.00330 3a anott0 00190 38 oooras ‘9.00250 Ih 6 0 2875-6 w an 0.00266 ‘00460 pe 0.00346 .00600 5a 000198 0.00345 38 0.00280 1.00480 2-8 07 2875-8 ww an 0.00267 9.00420, 28 o03ts 0.00550 3a .cot82 0.00315 38 0.00237 9.00410 Th -12012875-12 uN 2a 0.00182 0.00315, 28 0.00237 0.00810 3a o.00836 0.00235, 380079 0.00330 f= 60" 2875-16 ow 2a 0.90162 0.00280 28 0.00211 0.00365 3a 0.00321, aoo2i0 fe nets 0.00275 Yh~2001 2875-20 ww 2a 0.90150 0.00260 28 0.00196 0.00340 3a 0.00113 0.00195 3B oontu7 0.00255 3-4 0r3.000-4 unc 1a 0.900465 0.00808 ae 9.00603 ois 2a 0.00308 0.00535 28 o.004o1 0.00685 5A 0.00231 ‘0.00800 38 0.00300 0.00520, 3-6 0r3.000-6 ww 2A 0.90268 00465 2e 0.00349 0.00605 3a 0.00202 0.00350 5a 0.00269 9.00855 3-8 0r3.000-8 ww 2m 0.00245 0.00825 2B 0.00320 0.00855 3K 0.00185 0.00320, be 0.00240 0.00815 3-12 01 3.000- 12 ww 2A 00182 0.00315 28 0.00237 .00810 5A 0.00136 0.00235, 5a 00179 0.00310 3+ 1607 3000-16 uw 2A 0001682 0.00280 ze o.002tt 0.00365 3a 00171 9.00210 3B 0039 9.00275 3-20 0¢ 3000-20 ww 2a 0.00150 0.00260 28 000196 0.00340 3a 0013 9.00195 38 000t47 0.00255 3-601 3425-6 uN 2a 000271 0.90470 28000352 0.00610 3a 0.00202 0.00350, 3B 0.00266 8.00460 3Yy-B or 325-8 uw an 990248 ‘0.00430 2 000323 0.00560 3a 0.00185, 0.00320, 3B 0.00242 6.00420 gy 12 0325-12 w an 90182 0.00315 28000237 ‘90410 5k 0.00136 0.00235 32000179 2.00310 314-16 013.125 -16 uv 2a 0.00162 0.00280 28 oooatt 0.00365 5a oot 0.00210 58 0.00159 0.00775 3-4 01 3250-4 une 1A oor o.0sts ae 000612 01060 2k 9.00315 0.00545, 2B o.o04o7 0070s 5a 0.00237 9.00430 5B 0.00306 0.00530 3% 6 07 3.250-6 ww 2a 0.00274 0.00475 28 0.00355, 0081s 3A 0.00205, 0.00355 38000266 0.00460 W,-8 013.250-8 wy 28 000251 0.00435, 22 0.00326 0.0565 3A 0.00188 0.00325 3B 0.0024 0.00625 5Y-12.013.250-12 uw 2A 00182 o.g0315 2a 0.00237 ‘0.00810 SR 0.00136 0.00235, 3B 0079 9.00310 ” ‘Copyrieht © 2008 by “Pe American Society of Mechanical Eins a _ Nosema Beads of his material wins write exes of ASME,Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. "01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 61.1-2003 UUNIED INCH SCREW THREADS Table 3. Allowable Variations in Lead and Equivalent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont) [GENERAL NOTE: See paras. 9.1.3 though 93.6 for apical. a ____ _ mini ___ ‘Alowable Equivalent Change Euvalent change Nominal Size Navision in Fnctional ‘in Functional a series itead, Diameter, in Diameter ‘Tendsine Designation Cassi. “ards “410s 1 2 3 “ 5 é 7 3 SMa 6er3250-16 WN A 00K ‘10280 0.00242 0.00365 5A 0.00121 .oo2i0 5B 088 0.00275 h-6019375-6 uw an 990274 ova 2900358 0.00620 5A 0.00208 0.90360 Se 00258 0046s Dh-Bor3375-8 ww 2.90254 0.00840 28000328 0.00570 Sk oot 0.00330 58 0028s 0.00425 BY- 1201 3375-12 ow ak 90185 0.00520 we ox .ona20 5A 0.00139 00242 5B o.a182 0.00315 Wyo 1603375-16 UN 2a anoxer 0.00290 2 0.00217 c.00375 5A 0124 0215 5p ote .on280 34-401 3.500-4 une 1a 0.0479 0.0830 1800621 ooi07s 2A 0.00818 0.00350 28 00813 0075 5A 0.00240 ‘0815 38 oust .00s40 3h- bor 3.500-6 on ak 9.00277 nasa 2 0.00361 0.00625 3A 0.00208 100360 38 .0u71 ova 34-8 or 3500-8 ow 2A 0.00254 00440 we 000332 .00s7s 2h 901s 0.00350 3B 0.0248 0.00420 34-12 0350012 uw 2A 000185 00320 2 0.242 6.00420 3h 9.90139 0.00240 380082 0.00515 B= 16 oF 3500-16 ww 2a 0.0167 0.00250 23 090217 6.00375 5a oni2s o.cons 580.0162 100280 2.6 0 3625-6 uw 2a 0.00280 0.00485 3B 0.364 0.00630 5a 00213 0.00365 5B 0.0774 0.00475 3-8 0365-8 ww 2a 0002s? 0.00445 2B 000335, 0.00580 5A 0.00183 100335 5B 00081 ones 3h 12 03.625 12 uN aa 0.00188 0.90520 we 900242 0.00820 5A 0.00138 ‘.90240 58 001s? 0.00315 3-16 oF 3.62518 uw 28 0.90167 0.00299 28 002i? 00x75 3k ogo2sa 0235 38 oot 0.0280 Dh or3.750-4 vue sa 0.90085 00840 se 0.00629 01090 2R 000323, 9.00560 2 00049 0.00725 3h .00242 190420 58 0.00315, 1.00545, Bh 6 013.7506 ww 20 0990283 0.00450 2B 000367 0.0635 3A 0.90231 0.00365 5B ag0274 0.00075 Ph-8 003.750-8 wv 2a 0.0260 0.00450 28000538, 1.0585 5x 0.900193 0.00335 38 0.00254 0.00440 34.=12 0 3750-12 ow aa 0.0185 0.00320 ze 0.x 0.00820 5A 000139 0.00240 5e 090182 0.00815 Bh-160"3750-16 ow 2k 00167 0.00230 ye 0.007 00375 5A 0128 0.00015 3B o00162 0.00260 Ph 6 0r3875-6 ww an 0.00286 0049s 2 0.00368 90640 3h o.on18 100370 38000277 100480 30 opyaiht © 2004 bythe American Soviet oF Mechanical Engineers g@ No seston maybe ade of is materi wihout writen coment of ASME,“Copyrighte’ ‘AD 1007354 26 Aug 10 UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS Table 3 Allowable Variations in {GENERAL NOTE: See p xd material for licensee's use only. ASME 61.1-2003 Lead and Equivalent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) jars, 9.1.3 through 9.1.6 fr applica ae ____ __Wterval___ ‘lowable —Equlvalont change ‘liowable Equlvalent Change Nominal Size Vavation in Furtional Variation in Foctional ‘and series ineas, Diameter, in inlesd, Diameter, in heenes/n. esignation Class in.) tat, 0) Class In) 4.0 a 2 3 4 5 é 7 8 VA~80r3875-8 wy 2a 0.00263 0.00455 7 00st 0.00590 3R 0.0196 0.00340 3 0.0758 90480 A120 3875-12 ow 2k o.co18s 0.00325 ze 0.00285, 0.00825 3a owotes 0.90245 58 0018s 9.00320, BA 16 0F 3875-16 wn 2 0.00170 0.00295 28.0019 0.00380 58 00127 ‘090220, 58 ocotes 0.00285 4-4 0° 4000-8 vnc 4a 0.00091 0.00850, re 0.00638 oott0s 2a 0.00326 0.00565 ze 00474 0.00735 5x 0.0785 0.00425 58 0.00320 0.00555, 4-6 01 4000-6 ww 2k 0.00286 o.0049s 28000372 006s 3a ooats 0.00370 58 0.00780 00885 4-8 or 4000-8 uN 2’ 0.90263 o.0n45s, 2B 0.00344 0.00595 3k 000196 (0.00340 58 .c0257 0.00445 4-120" 4.000-12 uw 2 9.90188 0.00225 ze 0.00285, 0.00425 3a goat 0.00245, je 0018s 0.00320, 4-16 074.000 - 16 ww 2090170 0.00295 28 09019 0.00380 38 0.00127 9.00220, 38000165, 0.00285 Sj 601 4125-6 uy 2a 0900289 0.00500 25 0.00875 0.00650, 3A 0.00237 0.00375, 38 0.00280 0.00485 BA Bor 4125-8 uw 2a 0.90266 ‘.00860 25 0.90346 0.00600 3a 0.00199 0.00345, ae 0.00260 ‘00450 Aq- 12 or 4125-12 ow 2a ooot8e 0.00325 2a 0.00245 0.00825 3a oo14 00245 ae ago18s 0.00320 Wh 16 014125 -16 ww 2’ 0.00170 0.00295 28 0.00219 0.00380 3x oo127 0.00220, 38 0016s 9.00285 a4 or 4250-4 wy 2a 0.00332 0.00575 28 0.00430 ores 3a 00248 ‘0.00830 38000323 0.00860 a6 oF 4250-6 ua 2a 0.00252 0.00508 ze 0.00378 0.00685 SR oot? 0.00375, 38 0.00289 0.00490 BB 01 250-8 wy 2a 0.00268 0.00465 2B 0.00346 0.00600 3x o.con02 0.00350, 58 0.00263 0.00855 B12 0 4.250-12 uw 2a 90188 0.00325 28 9.00705 .00425 3A aotes 0.00265, 3800185 0.00320 8-16 01 4.250-16 ww 2a 0.00170 0.00285 23 oan 0.00380 Sa 900127 0.00220, ae o.00t6s 0.00285 Wh 6014375 ~6 w 2a 0.00292 1.90505 28 000381 9.00660 5a 990219 9.00380, 3B 0.00286 1.00895 Wh 8 0 4375-8 ww 2k 0.00268 0046s 23 0.00346 5.00600 3A 0.00202 0.00350 5a 9.00265 0.00485 Wf 12 0 4375-12 uN 2A o.90188 0.00325 2a w.c02es 0.00425 3a agonal ‘0.00265 38 0018s 1900320, h- 16.01 375-16 uw 2a 0.90170 0.00295, ze 0.00219 0.00360 3a 000127 0.00220 3B 006s 0.00285 “Copyright © 2004 by _Noreprustion may hema he “American Society of Mechanical Engineers. a eterASME 81.1-2003 Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 Table 3. Allowable Variations in Lead and Eqi (GENERAL NOTE: See p [UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS alent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) ara. 9.1.3 through 9.1.6 fr applica. teat ermal Tllowable —Equvalent change ‘alowable —Eauivalent change Nominal Size aviation In Functional Varation kn Functional ‘and Series intesd, Diameter, in in Lea, Diameter, in. Threads. Designation Class in.) “rds (e) Cass In) ¥40 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 BAW or 4500-8 uw 2a 0.00335 0.00580 2 0.00836 00755 Ga 000251 0.00435, 38 000376 0.00565 Hip 6 08 4500-6 wy 2a 0.00258 0.00810 ze o.0038a 0.00865 3A 0.00222 0.00385, 5a 00786 0.00895, 44-8 0 4500-8 wy aa o.g0a71 0.90470 ze 0.00352 .00610 3a 0.00205 0.00355 5B 0.00266 0.00460 4-12 0 4500-12 ww 2A 0.00188, 0.00325, 3B 0.00785 0.00425 3a onotat 0.90745 3800185 0.00320, 4p 16 0 4500-16 ow 2m 0.00170 0.00295, 2 0.00219 0.00380 3h oootz7 0.00220, je 00165 0.00285, Wh~6 01 4625-6 uw 2a 0.00297 0.00515 2B 0.00384 0.00665 aa 0.00222 0.00385, je 0.00289 9.00300 Wa~8 or 4625-8 wv 2a 0.0274 0.00475 28 0.00358 0.00620 5 0.00205 0.00355, 38 0.00268 .00485 Wp 12 9r 4625-12 uw 2a 090193 0.00335 2B o.c02st 0.00035 3a a.o1s 0.00250 3 0019s 0.00330 Hh 16 01 4625-16 ww 2a 0.00176 0.00305 re 0.00228 0.00395 3a 0.00130 0.00225, 38 90170 0.00295 Wh nh oF 6750-4 uv 2a 0.00338 0.00885 2090842 00765 5a 0.00256 0.00840 38000328 0.00570 1-6 0rA750-6 uw 2k 000297 o.o0sis 28 0.00387 0.00670 3a 000222 0.00388 38 0.00292 0.00505 B= 8 06 4750-8 uw 2a 0.00274 0.00475 2 0.00358, 0.00620 3x 0.00205 0.00355 3B 0.00268 0.00465 Wy. 4790- 12 wn 2a 0.00153, 0.00335, 2B 0.00251 0.00035, 3A ootan 0.00250 52 ooo1s1 0.00330 Bf 16 04.750 ~16 uN 2a 900176 0.00305 2 000728 0.00395 3a 0.00130 0.00225, 38 a.00t70 0.00295, Wh 6 4875-6 ww 28090200 0.00520 2 0.00390, 0.00675 3a 090225, 0.00390 3B 0.00297 00s0s Why B0r 4875 =8 wN an 900277 .00480 28 0.00361, 0.00625 3a 0.00208, 0.00360, 3B oana71 9.00470, W121 4875-12 uw 2a 0.00192 0.00335 ze 0.00251 0.90435 5a gorse 0.00250, 38 oot 0.00330, Up 1601 4875-16 uw 2a 00176 0.00305 2a 0.00728 0.00395 5x 0.90130 9.00225 38000170 (0.00295 5-4 or5.000-4 wy 2m 0.00348 1.00895 2p o,004es 0.00770 3A 0.00257 0044s 38 0.90335 0.00380 5-6 0r5.000-6 uv 2a 0190303 0.00525 2B 0.00393 0.00880 3A 0.00225 0.00380 58 0.00298 0.00810 Copyright © 2004 by the American Society “of Mechanical Engineers. Se a amaslionLUNIRED INCH SCREW THREADS Table 3 Allowable Variations in Lead and Equivalent GENERAL NOTE: See pares. 9.13 through 91.6 for aplicabity. Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 'A0 1007354 26 Aug 10 Ase 81.1:2003 Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) ee ee TAlowable —Eauvalent change ‘lowable Equivalent chonge Nominal Size Varation in Furtional Variation in Functional 4 series in lead, Diameter, in Diameter, in “Treadsfin. pesigration Class ins) ards (6) lass 470 0) 1 2 3 ‘ 5 é 7 8 5-8 or5.000-8 uN 2A 0.00280 0.90485 28 000368 0.00630 3a 9.0021 0.00355 58 0.00278 0.00475 512 0r5.000~12 uw 2a 000193 0.00335 2000251 00435 3A ota 0.00250, 580019 0.00330 5-16 0r5.000- 16 uw 2a oot76 0.00305 ze 000228 0.00305, 3a 0.00130, 0.00225 58 000170 0.00295 Sip 8 orsa25-8 ww 2a 0.00280 o.004es 2B 000368 0.00630 3A ont 0.00365 5800027 0.00475 Sy 1201 5325-12 ow 2a 0.00183 0.00335 28 0.00251 0.00435 3a ota ‘0.00250 5a oco1i 0.00330, SYb~ 16 0 525-16 ww 2a 000176 0.00305, ze 0.00228, 0.00395 3a 0.00230 0.00225 5a 0.00170 9.00295 Sh 4 0r5.250-4 ww 2A 0.00346 0.00600, 2B 0.00450 1.00780 3a .00260 0.00450 5B 0.00385, 0.00535 S\-80r5.250-8 uw 2a 0.00283, 2.00490 28 9.00367 0.00635 5a o.ooat4 0.00370 38.0007? 0.00480 5-120 5250-12 ow 2a 0.00193, 0.00335 mm 0.00251 0.00835 5a aoe 9.00250 ae ooo 9.00330 $= 16 0 5.250 -16 ww 28 o.on176 0.00305 268 0.0228 0.00395 3a 0.00130, 0.00225 38 o00i70 0.00295 h-B0r 5375-8 wn 2A 0.00286 0.00495, 28 00087? 100645 3a o.onate 0.00370 a8 0.00280 0.00485 5% 12015375-12 uw 2A 0.00193, 0.00335 28 0.00258 0.00435 3a nts 0.090250, 38 000191 0.00330 Sh 16 05375 ~16 Ww 2a 00076 0.00305 2 0.00271 0.00395 3a 0.00130, 0.00225, 58 0.00170 0.00235 SMa or5s00-4 wy 2000389 0.00605 28000856 9.00730, aa 0.00263, 0.00455 58 0.0381 0.00500 SY 8 0r5.s00-8 uw 2a 000286 o.00495 78000372 o.0064s 3A nats 0.00370, 38 0.00780 0.00485 5Yy—22 0 5500-12 wy an 000192 0.00338 2 0.00251 0.00035 5a 0018s 9.00250, 58 coats 1.00330 516 015.500- 16 wy 2a 0.00176 0.00305, 2B 0.00778 0.00395 5000130 0.00225, 38 00170 0.00295 SY 8 0r5.625-8 uw 2a 0.00288 0.00500 23 0.00375, 0.90650 5a 0077 0.00375 38 0.00283 9.00490 5942 01 5625-12 ww 2a 0.00199 0.00345 2B 0.00260 00450 5a 0.00150 0.00260 be 00199 100335, Sh 16 01 5625-16 ww 2a 0.90179, 00310 28 0.00234 0.00405 5a 00136 0.00235 ba ooor6 1.00305 BAW or5.750~4 ow 2a 0.00352 .o0610 2a o.004s9 0.00795 5a 0.00266 ‘0.00460 ba 00344 0.00895 53 ~ Gopyriaht © 2004 by De Amerieam Society ‘of Mechanical Engineer “so nepodson ay ead hit marin iat wien consent of ASME &)Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A0 1007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003 [UNIFIED WN SCREW THREADS Table 3. Allowable Variations in Lead and Equivalent Change in Functional Diameter (Cont'd) GENERAL NOTE: See para, 9.1.3 through 91.6 for applicability. SS 7 ‘Alowable Towable Equivalent Change Nominal size Variation Equivalent Change Variation In Functional and seves intesd, in, In Functional intead in, Dlametet in. Thveads/in Designation cass) Diameter, alts Class) 410: 0) 1 2 3 4 5 é 7 8 SJ 0r5.750-8 uy 2a 0.00288 ‘0.00500 ze 000375 0.00650, 3a 0.00217 0.00375 58 0.00282 0.00490 SYj~ 12 or 5750-17 un 2a 0.00198 0.00345 2a 0.00260 o.00aso 3A 0.90450 0.00260 5a 0.00192 0.00335 5-160" 5.75016 uw 2’ 990179, 0.00310 re o.00234 0.00405, Sh 100836 0.00235, je .00t76 0.00305, Sth-8015875-8 ww 2a 0.90292 00505 ae 000378 o.00655 Sx 0.9028 0.00380 be 0.00282 0.00490 Sth-12 01 5875-12 un 2a 0.0198 0.00345 28 0.00260, o.004s0 3x .00150, ‘0.00260, 3a 0.00193 0.00335 SA 160" 5875-16 uv 2a 090179 0.00310 ma 000236 0.00405 3A 000136 0.00235 3B .00ir6 1.00305, 6-4 0r 6000-4 ww 2a 000358 0.00620, 28000855 0.00805, 3A 0.00268, .00465 3B 0.00346 0.00600, 6-8 01 6000-8 uw 2a 0.00296 0.00510 280.0384 0.00665 5R 000222 0.00385 58 9.00286 0.00495, 6-12 6000-12 uw 2a 0.00199 o.00315 2a 0.00260 0.00850 5x 000150 0.00260, je 0.019 1.00335 6-16 0r6.000-16 wy 2a 00079 0.00310 ze 0.00238 0.00805 5a__0.00136 0.00235, 3B o.00i76 9.00305 5.3.2 Long Length of Engagement Using Standard ‘Thread Gage Limits. ASME B12 recommends that the length of the GO gage should approximate the length of engagement. However, itis sometimes more economi- Cal to accept these threads with GO thread gages made from standard goge blanks (refer to ASME B41), which ave length approximating the standard lengths of engagement. NOTE: When this is done, additional precations are necessary a determine the effect of cumulative variation of lead and Mrsghtnes of Tread axis duc toa Tong length of engagement Tt Spetcabe on additional allowance should be provided, pref eb gn the enteral tread, the amount of wich should Be {fa diameter equivalent of the cumulative lead variation for the rresenced lenge of engagement, equal fo the sum of oneal the iMfuh dlameter tolerances of the external and internal threads ‘Mhowea for the standard length of engagement EXAMPLE: 0:375024UNF2A; LE =0.88in, (2.35 diameters} with ‘etemal ad internal thread gages of standard length hdd allowance equal to fi; 1gTDp for standard mating spreads From Table column 5, 4 (standard) =0.001. rom Table 3, column 8, 1D; (standard) 0.00245. ‘The suum ofthese alter rounding, i equal to 0.004, which ithe addetallowance Therefore the tread isredesignatedtoindicatea Copy 4 "2004 by the American Sovety of Mechanical Engineers. Norpotuton maybe mal f tis ater wot writen sent of ASME nonstandard external thread, with the allowance of QOD stb Taced from te basic size of 03750. New designation s 0.3700- SIUNS-ZA. The ede allowance is also subleacted from the store ‘lund major diameter and pitch dlameter ie limits, See pars. 652 5.4 Minor Diameter Tolerance and Allowance for External Threads “The tolerance for minor diameter is for reference only tn dimensioning external threads, the minimum minor diameter is not specified, being established by the crest of an unworn tool. In practice, the minor diameter of fan external thread is satisfactory when accepted by a gage or gaging method that represents the maximum Shaterial condition of the internal thread less the allowance, e, if any. A formula for the minor diameter toler- fance of external threads is given in para. 5.1(d). 5.5 Major Diameter Tolerance for Internal Threads “The tolerance for major diameter is for reference only: In dimensioning internal threads, the maximum major diameter is not specified, being established by the crest ‘Of an unworn tool. In practice, the major diameter of fan intemal thread is satisfactory when accepted by @Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS gage or gaging method that represents the maximum Heterial condition of an external thread which has no ‘Mlowance. A formula for the major diameter tolerance Of internal threads is given in para. 58.2(a). 5.6 Minor Diameter Tolerance and Length of Engagement for Internal Threads Formulas for the minor diameter tolerance for internal threads are given in para, 58.2(¢). Internal #wvead minor diameter tolerances are suitable orlengths of engagement up to1.5 diameters. For applications having shorter or longer lengths of engagement, tmay be advantageous to decrease or inerease the toler lance as explained in para. 5.6.1 5.61 The principal practical factors that govern iminot diameter tolerance are ease of tapping, standard rill sizes, and height of engagement. NOTE: Height of engagement is measure in 9 redial direction, While length of engagement measured in an aia direction. Height of engagement correlates with the stripping strength ofthe tread assembly and, therefore, also with the length of engagement, It also correlates with the tendency toward disengagement of the threads on one side when assembly is eccentric. The amount of possible eccentricity is one-half of the sum of the allowance and pitch diameter tolerances on both mating threads. For Fi given pitch, or height of thread, this sum increases woah the diameter, and accordingly, this factor would require a decrease in minor diameter tolerance with an increase in thread diameter. However, such a decrease jn tolerance often is not feasible without requiring spe~ ‘Gal drill sizes; therefore, to be able to use as many 2s possible of the available standand dsl sizes sted in ASME B94.11M, the minor diameter tolerance for Classes 1B and 2B of a given pitch for % in. diameter and laeger is constant ‘There may be applications where the lengths of engagement of the mating threads or the combination Of materials used for mating threads are such that the Jnaximum tolerance may not provide the desired trength ofthe fastening, Experience has shown that for Tengths of engagement less than 0.67D (the minimum thickness of standard nuts), the minor diameter toler- lance may be reduced without causing tapping difficulties. In other applications, the length of engagement of mating threads may be long because of design considerar Hons or the combination of materials used for mating threads. As the threads engaged inerease in number, their height of engagement may be shallower and still develop stripping strength greater than the external thread breaking strength. In these cases, the maximum, tolerance should be increased to reduce the possibility of tapping difficulties Its particularly important to reduce the number of minor diameter tolerances toa practical minimum. This ASME 81.12003 ‘eduction is usually obvious to the producer of longer jnternally threaded components, but sometimes is not ‘understood by the user "The tolerances for lengths of engagement less than (0.330 are 0.50 times the formula values in para. 5.8.2 (. For lengths of engagement from 0.330 to 07D, the tolerances are 0.75 times the formula values; for lengths ‘of engagement from 0,670 to 1.5D, the tolerances are equal to the formula values; and for lengths of engage- Ghent over 5D, the tolerances are 1.25 times the formula Values, Where the tolerance value so computed is more than 0.3947, the value is adjusted to equal 03942. 5.7 Disposition of Allowance and Tolerance The disposition of allowance, tolerance, and crest ‘dlearances for the various thread classes is shown in. Figs. 2 and 3. 5.8 Formulas for Allowance and Tolerance ‘The following formulas for allowance and tolerance are used for unified formulation and apply to standard land special series screw threads. “The following symbols are used in the equations: Dibse= basic major (nominal) diameter LE = length of engagement, in. P = pitch, in= T/n H = height of fundamental triangle (086602540? threads per inch 5.8.1 External Thread a) Allowance (External Threads) (1) Classes TAand 2A = 0.300 Class 2A pitch diam eter tolerance" (2) Class 34 no allowance (0) Major Diameter Tolerance (External Treats) (0) Class 1A = 0.090 YFP (2) Classes 2A and 3A = 0.060 /F The tolerance for Class 2A coarse and the S-thread series threads of unfinished, hot-rolled material is {10908 This does not apply t standard fasteners with rolled threads, (c) Pitch Diameter Tolerance (External Threads) (2) Cass 14 = 1.500 Class 24 pitch dlameter tor 12) Class2A = 0.00159°D + 0.0015 /TE + 0015 YP NOTE: See Tabled for the values ofthese terms corresponding to fp values of diaeer, length of engagement (3) Class 34 = 0 Class 2A pitch diameter tol- T Calculations shall use Class 2A pitch diameter olerance with wee aces Pinal values sll Be rounded to four dec sal places Copyrieht _ No reproduction poo by the American Society OF Mechanical Engines ibe madsof this material widhou writen consent of ASME @'s use only, Umi INCH SCREW THREADS ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 Copyrighted material for licensee! ‘ASM 81.1-2003 esscooo 3 SSsK000 o's iseto0 secs rso000 6960 yy, asxov0 o00s's 919T000 OOEe't Soocowe 6 suse ONE'S sgerooo socst ek Gezoooo cameo ~~ ge“ gegvog osze's sastoya Sia 7 deers oF «Bento0D O8LE'S secioon suey oe Yeroooe ez ce Tipteoo voses W95i000 OFT feocooe it dse000 costs ecto omer Yt sere Soe] os Yq gascooD OSes E5100 S790 Srecove it S6Ec000 | OsEr's eeztore O52 usc) tanea wy oc Yf s9se00 0000s S000 OO00 woecono ek seco mos y= HEATOWD sCIE scsoo0 wero “MY ePSLOVO oFLR'y SPLOT SLE = wowace econo ney Yr Houta” asec seuoore vrea on “et teseOOD oose' SeRIODD OF289 @) crecono fr Ggecboo oosey 7” Yer 419700 008 9F Troan Gee t Y, SeneOvD Ofer OortODD SLI ecco fF Seecovn esta voy seatono sustt 9000) 09120 Hip Sexcov0 oor 3000 o0620 emceoon $i serogo. estoy 2 HY Meroon avec ot Beamon svar wy Seam GHEY TelOon EAFY | score oe eoteona wry ir restovo uit at gus0are weoc “°- “"" Mz 0CvE00O SV zaLLOGD 9st9'0 leg arora 9 Fecooo oseey = Mey SHstO StoOE 900000600 oreo oset'y we21000 $295°0 \Ee gustavo fz ffocove gost": Yiyonetooe ONO or Tre eere <= er 8% uHECOUD 0000 T6I100'9 TO0s 23| ossoro 35 focone osery Hy Parton S060 eeo000') 614 oh, Seco osue'e Sex100 szcv9 = | ovrano 9 ocooe ooooy SY «RevIO ooDeD "OF Tenn} orev oo BH UEECOTD OSE ZBOTOD OFC ae veouwoo ae eso onus “== Ye cmtonn asaya Ye —tmna ATO 9S TOS STE tao ose 25) gown er Soecooo oosee 7 Ye epeTooo cece Fe teso000 29500 eG, Tuetooo oooee 60000 ose leg west) o gueeooo otae oe Usetovo rai8 65000 sorte = yo ‘st Oseeooo OscE't ons0000 O91z0 38) Berar Te pourood oars | E eeeTOOD Seis ‘ss000® O80 o4 teceo0d vose'e "98000 006TO \B2 serine FE beecooo onare «YE ezeTO0O 9e8LO fssoope anero <7) My TEs eve atsovo save [A | zaciooo ov wezzovn cee 9" ezTOND —005LO cosoov9 s21V0 “* 08 “"" E9LZO0'O On0gE rZHD0' or9E0 )ge wee, oy macenoo oosee oe YektanD Zoro foso0o9 8210 ye Eeteapo see $220000 OseF0 z2| Wet tencarn osere “7 Ye ewecoon CML Be Sovo0ve Y60r0 %, toreoo vosee 0sz00r0 osera (28 Seite sr a6scov0 0000 f Gieeo weao 8 Zuro000 68600 Gh Gsocoo0 osere EJ Hetowocnmer Sones Ort ee tows ca ennebo Oe Geoinos se seicooo enone Socio S28 cium SURE EEL le HERES Gees mo gs ators taser a Sooxty> coos wrtoo” Ose cossooo Yj spcooo one keto LeeN EN comaoo aexc0 "ig gwRLODD oo TATBER sere cesaoe He epecooa ef, EGG ame ES Ss ga moe GeO wm AE” UO OS scr ver (femora, ows HP Seigon met gt “ey Sooo TacO Te UG Oe Sine once vineoe ys ferova OOD fe Helopo once > Yn Geemow PCO” BE SOD Oe Po see cyevoge ] Tesawo cones "Hs Eato00 SOT ae ee See on ew sen aw am Ge ainwe stat os sa 3 Sar So ve ee #42 a wR Bam (ose Osan 9 woe ON (cafe stor + 31/'st00'0 + a; $t00°0 = e2UeI9I01 dd) (pauon) yz sserp — eouess}o) soreWeIG Y>Id Uy SIUsWODUT Y AITEL ena witout weiten made of this 1004 by the American Soviety of Mechanic Copyright No reproduction may beCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. "01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003 (fd) Minor Diameter Tolerance (External Threads) (1) UNR Classes. To intersection of rounded root sith its centerline (se Figs. 2and 3), equals pitch diameter tolerance for class of thread specified, plus (0.10825318P (coe Table 5). (2) UN Classes 1A, 2A, amt 3A. To intersection of ‘flat root with flanks of threads (see Figs. 2and 3), equals pitch diameter tolerance for class of thread specified, plas 0.21650635? (see Table 5)- 5.8.2 Intemal Thread {cy Major Diameter Tolerance (internat Threads) (1) For Classes 1B, 2B, and 3B, equals 0.14439757P (gee Table 5) plus the pitch diameter tolerance of the dass of thread uncler consideration. 1b) Piel Diameter Tolerance (Internal Threads) (1) Clas 1B = 1.950 Class 2A pitch diameter tolerance (nominally equal to 1.5 Class 2B)' (see page 55 for footnote) 12) Clas 28 = 1300 Class 24 pitch diameter tol {3) Class 3B = 0975 Class 2A pitch diameter toles- ance (nominally equal to 0.750 Class 28)" (a) Minor Dianctr Tolerance (Ditrnal Trends) (4) Classes 1B and 2B. For all thread series and special threads in sizes Tess than Y% in. equals [0.0500 4 P2 + 0.03 P/D] - 0.002 in, within the followings limitations: (a) Tolerances shall not be greater than 039400P. {@) Tolerances shall not be less than 0.2500? — sone" “The formulas are suitable for general applications hav ing lengths of engagement up to 15 diameters or all thread series and special threads 4 in. and larger, 80 to 4 threads per inch, inclusive, equals 025? rADAP®, For all head series andl special threads Y% i ‘and langer with less than dthreads per inch, equals 0.15P (2) Class 3B. For all thread series, equals {p05 3/P? + 003 P/D) ~ 0.002 in, within the following limitations: {a) Tolerance shall be not greater than 0.394P. {b) Tolerance shall be not less than (1) for 80 to 13 threads per inch, inclusive, ozs - 15°" (2) for 12 thueads per inch and coarser 0.120? “The formulas are suitable for general applications hav ing lengths of engagement up to 15 diameters 5.9 Lead and Flank Angle Tolerances, See para. 9 5.10 Coated or Plated Threads see para. 7 for dimensional accommodation and limits for coated threads. [UNIFIED NCH SCREW THREADS 5.11 Circular Runout 5.14.1 Circular Runout Is the Full Indicator Movement (Fin) (See ASMEY14.5). Runout ofthe crest (minor diamter of internal thread or major diameter of external thread) relative to the functional diameter cylinder shall rot be so great that the basic profile is transgressed. 5.12.2 Internal Thread. Maximum runout, which will maintain the crest inside the basic thread profile, is the tdifference between the measured minor diameter and the basic minor diameter. An out-of-round functional diameter cylinder may reduce the available runout. 5.11.3 External Thread. Maximum runout, which will ‘maintain the erest inside the basic thread profile, is the Tifference between the measured major diameter and the basic major diameter. An out-of round functional diameter cylinder may reduce the available runout. 6 SCREW THREAD DESIGNATION 6.4 Basic Method of Designating The designation specifies in sequence the nominal size, number of threads per inch, thread series symbol, thread class symbol, and gaging system per ASME B13 (cee screw thread designations listed at the end of tis paragraph). Thenominal szeis the basic major diameter dnd is specified as the fractional diameter, screw number, br their decimal equivalent. Where decimal equivalents re used for size callout, they shall be shown in four place decimals (omitting the cipher in the fourth place) for fractional sizes, and in three place decimals for number sizes. They shall be interpreted as being nominal size designations only and shall have no dimensional Significance beyond the fractional size or number desig- ration, The thread series symbol indicates the thread form (ace para. 2), series, and tolerance formulation (see para. 3). The theead series symbols for the UN thread form are UNC, UNF, UNEF, or UN for only those sizes ‘of the various series shown in Table 1 and UNS for fany other intermediate and larger size diameter-piteh combination having tolerances to unified formulation. The corresponding thread series symbols for the UNR thread form are UNRC, UNRF, UNREF, or UNR. The symbol UNRS cosresponds to UNS, The thread class Symbolsare 1A, 1B,2A,2B, 3A, or 3B, where the suixes ‘Rand B relate to external and internal threads, respectively. “The basic method of designating a serew thread is used where the standard tolerances or limits of size based on the standard length of engagement are applica- bile, as indicated in para. 5. UNS threads and threads having special length of engagement require ceetain additional information as shown in paras. 64 and 66. Copyright © 2004 by the “American Soviety of Mechanical Engineers. (ES en maces.Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. "801007354 26 Aug 10 UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS ASME B1.1-2003 Table 5 Thread Form Data 038754 Note ql 0.25008 2504 Mote (2) note Id “Truncation of UUNR Design External Basic Flatt flat at “uncation of 0.1667 ——-—Profile ‘Thread Root infernal Intemal * Internal ote] xterm and road Crest, Thread Root (Note (a)]_ Thread Root 1 gpread Root Truncation of tnd External and External ea] Tig ertemat External and Half Internal rd Ester oe nleron, Height of Thvead Ces, Thead Root Addendum of Ted Ces Root, f= Fm = Fo See fen fa =, FulRedus, External fa = he = hvexds/ Pe lpg vaend = 6U08253I8P Masato = Thread Se OsneStT mats! sen. Ghsoooooop 02500000 oseeozs40R Note] 004937577 0162979760 ete Oo) 1 2 3 a 5 é 7 5 3 So oaiasooon” oowsizs —cconses —_o.ciosas—0pzssogoans 0000008 STS 80 017sCtCe etry m0ir36 9017078 gorso4 o0dmISONNTTES SR 72 QOITEEEES oe «ass OI3ss2 omg © ognmss ONIN Sse 4 OTSERS0G Oem, ««sotzzaz © aasads © 8001933 0007577 NENT NER se DoTesrts fopanoe —o.oon60e 9018042002258 aNHCO7 FANNIN NEE se 00083332 Sopucss—noaan« —onibas? —«acrziep — Oogent 9017025 012897 EE goes Genre aster trsya7 © onset? ONTHs1_ ONT as ouBerses2 Olyeny—Oallbes 07ers oNpeAT—90N3ITZ PO sa qsosonng —gazsooo —cni2se0 —COBEGO3 010525 COL4A3K = GENEDSS OOTY Sogn 002777 oorseen—omsazs—onza2s—miggas assas NS g gannntatn Sooo seas Ososzssomn3ssz olen? 00m NST # przsoceno Gomera okras?—«azsTIB—oTSAGs Omer BATT OE 7 M2574 eiecar —gnoes | Omga8—mnBoAz—0nwnse OORT NTR & onceceey Sosooco .ousood «0373205 orsési—amteace O27 NES 5, 920000000 oes ourrra —oastsd— ogzse © 0002073 00684 NETS 4s ozzz21777 Socasoo 0.931750 0236306 __— 0027063 __agsenee _0040595 _O0HHIR7 8 Copyright © 2000 by the American Society ‘ofMechanieal Engineers oa aya ral tot We me oeCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME B3.1-2003 LUM INCH SCREW THREADS. Table 5 Thread Form Data (Cont'd) 0.625 Wetec) eight of aster Internal note oarsn Thread, UN 5004 1.25004 wow Bernal ose7sH Nate Ca Dlference wate (1]_——1.375044 Pe teat, and ote) atte a cane Oe padendum of “bepthot NO" yi the Malar and Double Height feral thread ‘Height = Exteal itch cf ntemal Double Height Exemmat cagegement, of UNR- Tread ‘Diameters of Thread and of xteral_ 0 5000H Tee Camel Addendum, —_inferral—_Estemal UN UNRThread, Not) nreads/ 0325759537 "hy Theat hy = y= Zhe = Thread = Tend, Zhe = Dh = eae ai gsutnoseer 059539707" OeA951905P 0.79385662" 1.08253175P 1190784937 0433022707 1 10 1" 2 3 1% 6 6 ” Ge voounse 1906766 o.0o7s42 —«agnsi19 © a.009573 0013592 oLaRES 0.005442 se erioee— Qoorsia noes .pos0z1aait026 0.015035 Oaless9—g.nKate Fe oais et epoeas? 0.009303 .10149—«.oT2Ho4—anN6sTs © .01RGDS 0.006766 St oey> esas «9.010632 -«OTTS99 L176 Oct83at 0.021268 0.007737 ae oeeeee — potrare —n0i2io4 «0.013632 a0i6s29 © 0.072853 an2as0s 0.008071 Ae oeee —pwizion © —«0.013532«O0la7e2 0.018042 4024609 0.027063 0.009844 Me array oises2 —cotases — .1g238—a.0i9ads 0.027063 0079770 0.00825 36 ooosort 0.015035 0.016539««cotaNa7 0.022052 amsn070 9.03077 0.017078 eam —ootests © «O.0tseos «0020287 0.o2asda 0033879 © 0.027712, 0013532 se eiagy —otoas1 —«O.oziase «0023197 «0.028352 «0038662 0.042525 OTSA 2e rea, qonoaa7 «0.022052 «1024056 0.029402 a.ndons4 1.044103 0.016098 eae gz7ss3 —.azasos 0.02706) «0.033077 ««.s10s aussi 0.038042 2a aa7eea «0.025770 «0.032476 «0.039693 ««OOsATzT 0.059539 0.07165 20 gtczns — Gowerd «033077 «0.036084 © «GOAAIO —ODEOIAn NSE O.024NH6 16 0202970033829 «0037212 «0.0595 .oHseNS TES TAKA 0027063 se oeonioy —Dooseeee —touz5z8 0.086394 0.056704 077324 OUBSNSS 0030928 He eerie Goontene§—«CauS759 — O.0NRHES —neI0ss 0.085272 OTIS 0.092208 TF cairees —.oestos —C049e16 — OOSKI27 066155 .0sT2I1 9088752 0.036084 Te oeerca —barogy 0081773 O.S6ABD —«.0EHO31 04133 ONTISA? 00376532 eee Gcavaeg © 0stia7 «0.055047 «0.072369 gyeNT2 © 0108753 0.039365 see aoseiay 0039539 6us52 079386 0.108259 OTBOTE 0.043201 > 003608 © o.ngoxes 0066155 arzi69 — onsez0g © 20781432509. HD Fone inerese «0.074424 OgeL1S 0.099232, .135316 © 0.14884B 0.054177 Fee, omrrazs —.0eS056 «0092788 «0.413408 © LsAGHT © .7OTI2_—_ 0.061859 71 Gtecizy — cosoatt «0099232 © .t0g2s3,«0.132909Oneo4z2—O1s8AGe 0.072168 $ oeetazs —etosass — oat907e 0.29908 © .ASB771—0.216506 © OZ8BIS7 0086609 eee iizozel —«0.137309««.1aa33B «0.176413 z4ose? 0.264619 0.096205 As fore Qtasgne _Ounses 0162860 0.198464 0.270633 0.297696 0108259 CeNeRAL NOTES: (@) All dimensions ae in inches. 15 AL head coteltions are to be performed using a function of pitch (7 the use of thread height (ifr releence ‘nly a8 stated in ASME B3.2. NOTES: (G) The thread values based ona faction of helght “A” ae use for ference ony (3) The lues touted n column & aso perain to the minimum rot ecus of UNR screw heads See paras 23.1 and 23.6). (0) Ps = fog = O25H = 0.21650635 (a) fy = hey = 03758 = 0324759537 o Copyright © 2000 by tbe American Society of Mechanical Enginsers & } [Norepreducton may be made of this material without writen consent of ASMECopyrighted material for ‘A01007354 2 UNIAED INCH SCREW THREADS ‘Nominal sie (factional diameter or screw ‘number, the decimal equialant of ether being optional —Niimber of thresds per in Thread form and series (se dimensional tables) | po dass symbol (6 para 4) LUNC-2A or 0250-20 UNC-2A @) Idem UNF-2A or 0190-22 UNF-2A 22) Jew) UNRF—2A oe 04375~20 UNRE~2A (3) FiLay UNF=2A or 0875-20 UNF- 24 2) 2212 UN-2A.0r2000-12 UN=2A (23) “Thweod gaging system per ASME B13 NOTE: Taos! acceptability gaging system ruirement of ASME BL may be sled tothe thread size designation as noted above tr as apuciind in pertinent documentation, such as drawing ot procurement document 6.2. Method of Designating Coated Threads Specification on drawings of the before and after coating dimensions for serew threads is sometimes dictated bby an engineering or production consideration that the ze before and after coating be controlled. This results rom coated screw threads having two stages of design, the before coating stage and the after coating stage. The threaded product may be produced by a supplier and coated by a user. In this case, it is necessary that a ‘lear understanding of the coating requirements and the allowance for coating buildup be agreed upon by both supplier and user (see pata. 7) “The before coating (plating) dimensions have a defi- nite bearing on the strength of the screw threads, The before costing stage is, therefore, decidedly an engineering consideration; itis also a production consider- ition in requiring that proper allowance be made for the speefied coating thickness. The finished parts should be Ora size after coating that will allow them to be assem- ‘bled with their costing components as intended. Recommended methods for designating coated thread under various conditions ate described in para, 621. 621 For coated (or plated) Class 24 external threads, the basic (max.) major and basis (max) pitch diameters shall be given, preceded by the words AFTER COATING. The major and pitch diameter limits of size before coating shall also be given, preceded by the words BEFORE COATING. EXAMPLE Me JO UNC-24 (21) Alter Coating Max. major diameter 07500) Values stom font Max. PD 0.6850 } "Tie 2 for Class 34 Before Coatings sje diameter 07382 -0.7353) Vous shown frome PD 0682-06773 Tile 2 or Cass 24 5 | so reprtion may be made of his materi Copyign © 20019 ts Arner Society of Meshal Engines licensee's use only. 6 Aug 10 ASME 81.2003 ‘Threads accepted to Class 2A limits before coating are accepted after coating by basic size Class 34 GO thread gages. The allowance given in the dimensional tables for Class 2A thread is sufficient to allow for a limited amount of coating as described in para. 7. How- ever, if a greater coating thickness is required, it will be necessary to calculate the before coating limits in accordance with para. 7 6.2.2 For coated (or plated) Class 3A extemal threads, the maximum major and maximum pitch diameters may optionally be given, preceded by the words ‘AFTER COATING, thereby indicating that the thread before coating must have special provisions to alow for coating thickness. The major and pitch diameter limits of size before coating (calculated in accordance with para. 7 shall be given, followed by the letters SPL (spe- Fial) and preceded by the words BEFORE COATING, EXAMPLE: Thickness of coating 00002 in. to 0.0003 in, y=28 UNFSA @) After Coating ‘Max. major diameter 02500] Optional Max, PD 02258 I nrmaton Before Coating Mojordiometer 02494 02431 SPL PpD.02256 02235 SPL 6.2.3 For coated (or plated) Class 1A external threads, the maximum major and maxinum pitch diam- tlers may optionally be given, preceded by the words ‘AFTER COATING, thereby indicating that the thread before coating; must have special provisions to allow for coating thickness, The major and pitch diameter limits Of size before coating (calculated in accordance with para. 7 shall be given, followed by the letters SPL (speal) and preceded by the words BEFORE COATING. EXAMPLE: Thickness of coating 0.0002 in. to C005 in. 'y.-20 UNCIA @) Alter Coating ‘Mx: major diameter 02388) Option Max. PD 02164 nfm Belove Coating ‘Major diameter 02483 ~ 0.2360 SPL powa1s2 0.2100 SPL 6.2.4 Where an allowance is required to accomuno~ date coating (or plating) on Class 11, 28, oF 3B intemal threads, the minimum minor and minimum pitch diam- ‘ters may optionally be given, preceded by the words AFTER COATING. The minor and pitch diameter limits of size before coating (calculated. in accordance with para. 7 shall be given, followed by the letters SPL (spe- Eial) and preceded by the words BEFORE COATING. = without written consent of ASME,Copyrighted material 3 for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME B1.1-2003 EXAMPLES: Thickness of coating 0.0002 in. to 0003 in (@) %-20 NCB 2D Alter Coating Min, minor diameter 0195 Min. PO 02175 Optoma ‘npraation Before Coting Mino diameter 0197 0.207 SPL PD 02187-02256 SL. (4-10 UNC-2B 2) Alter Coating Min. minor diameter 0647 Min. PD 08850 Optom "ncrmaton efore Coating ‘Minor diameter 0543-068 SPL PD 06862-06985 SPL. (9 4-28 UNF3B (2) ster Coating, Mn ir dame 0210] in roux Option! Infraion Before Coating “Minor dinate 0.2116 -02154SPL PD 0228-02508 SPL Nore: ‘The after coating limits for all of the examples fbove are the minor and PD values in Table 2 for the respective class of thread. 6.3 Method of Designating Left-Hand Threads ‘Unless otherwise specified, threads are right hand: a left-hand thread shall be designated LH as follows: EXAMPLE: 4-20 UNC3A-LH (21) 6.4 Method of Designating UNS Threads ‘UNS threads are special combinations of diameter and ch with tolerance to unified formulation. UNS thevads have the basic form of designation set cout above, supplemented always by the limits of size pi -XAMPLES: G@) 24 UNS3A QD) Major diameter 02500-02128 Po 02225-02201 “Max, Minor diameter 0.205 (b) 0495-20 UNS3A @3) Major ciameter 04950 ~ 0.480% PD 04625-04553 ‘Max Minor diameter 0441 (@) L200 10 UNS26 2) LUNFiED INCH SCREW THREADS 6.5 Designations for Other Threads ‘Threads having tolerances that do not conform to uni fied formulation and threads having multiple start or ead, of special form, also require additional considera- tionsin the thread designation. The recommended meth= tds of designating these threads are described! in paras. 65.1 through 653. 6.5.4 Method of Designating Threads Having Toler- ances Not to Unified Formulation. If standard series thread is altered in any respect other than revised pitch dliameter limits for a special length of engagement, he ‘modification of crests, or the adjustment of the limits Of size to accommodate coating, as shown above, itis designated in accordance with the following: EXAMPLES: (6) Yig—24 Unified Form SPLEXT 2) Major diameter 0.4840 04290 SPL. PD odoss 0.1025 SPL. Max. Minor diameter 03889 1038 (0) 24-13 Unified Form SPLINT @2) Mino diameter 0424-0424 SPL PD Odin 04580 SPL Min. Major diameter 0.5000 1050 6.5.2 Method of Designating Multiple Start Threads. Ifa thread is required with a multiple start or lead, it is designated by specifying in sequence the nominal ‘ize, pitch (in decimals or threads per inch), and lead (in Gecimals or fractions), number of starts in parenthesis, thread series, class, and gaging system in parenthesis if required to the following examples: EXAMPLES (a) %- 006257 -04S75L @ STARTS) UNF SPLEXT (23) Mojordiamster 07485 07391 PD az Ir9—07003 SPL. ‘Max. Minor diameter 04808 Leos (@) %- 16018796 ( STARTS) UNF-2A @21) 6.5.3 Method of Designating Special Form Threads. Ifa thread for design consideration requires a variation from unified standard thread contour and is not covered by another recognized standard, such as when the detail cf the toot differs from that for the standard thread form, the designation shall not include either the letters "UN" of the word “UNIFIED”, but shall be as follows: EXAMPLE T= 18 SPL 60 dog Foem-EXT (2) ‘Major diameter 18750 ~ 08668 Minor diameter 1082 ~1.113, PD Os384 0338 Pp Las 11582 ‘Max. Minor diameter 08068 Min, Major diameter 1200 LEO a Copyright © 2008 by the American Society of Mechanical Engines {vo mpouction maybe mde ofthis materia without write onsen! of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ‘UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS 6.6 Method of Designating Threads Having Special Length of Engagement In the assembly of threads in mating parts, the length of engagement varies according to the design require- ‘ments It should be noted that the length of engagement js not necessarily the same as the full thread length provided on the part, but is the length of assembled thread in the mating parts ‘Where a standard series thread has a special length of engagement differing from that for which the standard pitch diameter tolerances are applicable as indicated in para. 5, the thread class symbol is qualified by the addi ion of the letters SE (special engagement) preceding the class symbol. The specification of the special pitch diameter limits of size and the length of engagement LE, rounded to a two place decimal, are a requirement. EXAMPLES: (@) j= 13 UNCSEA 3) Po oawes—0403 Le 100 (b) 24 UNSSESA @3) Major diameter 02500-02405 1D 02229-02194 IES 6.6.4 In some cases where greater than standard length of engagement is required, itis desirable to use standard externally threaded parts with tolerances ‘based on standard length of engagement, For example, in the case of a standard bolt assembled into a tapped hole in aluminum, the designation of the bolt thread. will conform to that of a thread for a standard length of engagement. ‘The designation for the tapped hole thread should include the allowance in the basie size, the pitch diame~ ter limits of size, and the length of gage, in addition to the information normally given. See para. 5.3.10). EXAMPLE: Requiring use of 09 Jong GO thtesd and GO plain BEES. 5125-13 UNSSERB (21) ‘Minor diameter 0420-0437 PD 0ss25~0.4606 1G 100 Similarly, where greater than standard length of engagement is required, itis desirable to use standard internally threaded parts with tolerances based on standard length of engagement. Therefore, the external thread is provided with an added allowance. See para. 53.10). “The designation for the external thread should include the added allowance in the basic size, the pitch diameter limits of size, and the length of gage, in addition to the information normally given. ‘Copyright © 2008 by the American Seciety of Mechanical Engineers. ‘No epeoon maybe made ofthis matt wibout write consent of ASME, a ‘ASME 611-2003, EXAMPLE: Requiring we of O88 long GO thread and GO plain anaes ‘0725-26 UNSSEZA (23) Major diameter 03714 0.2642 PD 0343-036 Lo 08s 662. When a onglength a engagement is required and standard length GO tvead ard GO plain gages are to bed, the tread designation should indicate the thread manifesto and a standand gage length, LG St. See para. 532 EXAMPLES Wihaddioaliwanclnning eof stad [eg GO tue and GO plain ape (ase 1S eNSIB 2) Niner ameter 02-0480 reese ies tesa oso -24 UNS24 02 Sager meter 03098-0368 Poss ies 6463. For applications of ong lngth of engagement of oni pars volving very high eng material tharease i tolerances based on standard length of Ungagement maybe detrimental: these cases thetoler- omens on the standard length of engagement m2y ieapplied to increased length of engagement frends, Thar euies the GO tend gages to have a special Tenet elt he length of engagement as pecied "Toe denguation for restrict applcationsshould be qulifed wot the abbreviation SPL (pedal) a shown the examples below Se para. 53.112) EXAMPLES. Regutng use of 1.00 1ong GO thea and GO range fh 0800220 UNFSA SFL terse ¢) 05n0=29 UNF 9%) terest. OE ndavings eras abut orth add ag Seen eta BL sal apy oe eal eg coon 6.7 Method of Designating Threads Having Modified Crests Teis occasionally necessary to modify the limits of size of the major diameter of an external thread or the minor Giameter of an internal thread within the maximum ‘material limits established for standard series and spe~ Gal threads in onder to fita specific purpose, but without change in class of thread or pitch diameter limits. (lt Should be noted that standard pitch diameter gages may bbe used to accept such threads.) Such threads shall be specified with the established thread designation, fol- Towed by a statement of the modified diameter limits and the designation MOD. This practice also applies to modifications of internal thread minor diameters described in pata. 5.6.1 @Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 'A0 1007354 26 Aug 10 Aste 61.1-2003 EXAMPLES (@) 3-21 UNE 3A MOD GI) ‘Major diameter 03720-03688 MOD @) 135-10 UNS-3B MOD 2) Minor diameter 1.398 1.409 MOD PD 14350-14412 ‘Min, major diameter 1500 7, DIMENSIONAL ACCOMMODATION OF COATING (OR PLATING FOR 60-deg THREADS 7.4 Introduction Tt is not within the scope of this Standard to make ‘recommendations for thickness of, or to specify limits for, coatings. However, it will aid mechanical inter~ changeabilty ifcertain principles are followed wherever Conditions permit. The guidelines in paras. 74, 7.5, and 7.6 should be helpful in determining the amount and irection of the alterations to establish applicable limits fof size before coating threads with 2 60 deg included angle. Some commonly used and firmly established pro- ‘cesses for heavy coatings, such as hot dip galvanizing, do not fall within the scope of this paragraph, Heavy Coating, for purposes of this standard, is defined as @ Coating thickness greater than 0.25 times the thread's allowance, NOTE: The term coving refers to one or mee applications of itive material to threads, ncding, bu nt Fmited 0, eet Plated deposits, dip-spin applied materials, and mechanically eoplid pltngs- It dows not include soft or Bqud lubricants that see endlly displaced in assembly and pains This Standard specifies limits of size that pertain whether threads are coated or uncoated. Only in Class 3a threads is the allowance available to accommodate ‘coatings. Thus, in all classes of internal threads andl in SI Classes 1A and 3A external threads, limits of size ‘ust be adjusted before plating to provide suitable pro~ vision for the desired coating, 7.2 Material Limits for Coated Threads Unless otherwise specified, size limits for standard external thread Class 2A apply prior to coating, The ‘external theead allowance may thus be used to accom modate the coating thickness on coated parts, provided that the maximum coating thickness is ne more than done-fourth ofthe allowance (sve Fig. 4). Thus the thread iter coating is subject to acceptance using a basic Class SAGO thread gage anda Class 2A thread gage for either minimum material or NOT GO. Where external thread has no allowance, orallowance must be maintained aftet coating, and for standard internal threads, sufficient allowance must be provided prior to coating to enstire that finished product threads do not exceed the maximum-material limits specified. For thread Class 34, (Class 24 allowances should be applied whenever possible in accordance with calculations in para. 5. 6 in © 2000 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Wo eproustion may be ade ofthis atria without wrt coment of ASME UNIED ICH SCREW THREADS 7.3 Dimensional Effects of Coating 734 Onacylindrical surface, the effect of coating {s tochange the diameter by twice the coating thickness, fone coating thickness on each side of the eylinder. On screw thread, this would apply to the major and minor diameter 7.3.2 Because the coating thickness is measured per~ pondicular tothe coated surface, while te pitch diame ter is measured perpendicular to the thread axis, the tifect of a uniformly coated thread flank on the pitch diameter is a change of four times the thickness of coating on the flank (sce Fig, 4). The diameters of external threads before coating will be smaller, while the diame- tersof internal threads before coating will be larger, than the coated diameters. 7.33. Most coatings and platings do not apply uniformly on threads (see Fig, 5). Dlferent coating materials and processes have different application characteristics ‘The threaded part's overall length and other configura- tion characteristics also affect the way the coatings build tup on the threads, Paragraphs 7.4, 7.5, and 7.6 provicle soneral guidelines fr calculating precoating theead size fo allow for coating buildup while preventing interfer- cence in assembly, The exact precoating thread size for given part with a given type of coating will frequently have to be developed by the producer experimentally 7.4 External Thread With Allowance Available for Coating 7.4.4 Maximum and Minimum Coating Thickness Specified. The amount of the allowance on the pitch hameter is sufficient 4 times the maximum coating thickness is equal to or less than the allowance tabulated. in Table 2 of caleulated per formula in para. 58.1(3)- 7.42 Only Nominal or Minimum Coating Thickness Specified. Ifno thickness tolerance is given, Its recom mended that a tolerance of plus 50% of the nominal ot nininvam thickness be assumed, Then the amount of the allowance on the pitch diameter is sulficient if 6 times the specified coating thickness is equal to or ess than the allowance tabulated in Table 2 or calculated per formula in para, 5.8.1(2). 7.5. External Thread With No Allowance for Coating 7.5.4 Maximum and Minimum Coating Thickness Specified. To determine before coating gaging limits decrease a) the maximum pitch diameter by 4 times the maximum coating thickness (6) the minimum pitch diameter by 4 times the mini- smuim coating thickness fo) the maximum major diameter by 2 times the maximum coating @Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 [UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS | Piteh diameter of scrw | befor costing Pitch diameter of serow ‘tor coating 0258 Sine 39 deg (in small triangle above) = 4) ‘Ase 811-2003, f= thickness of coating f= pitch diameter change due to coating tend a = at oF itch diameter of a 60 deg thread changes Fig, 4 Ratlo of Pitch Diameter Change to Thickness of Coating on 60-deg Threads (@) the minimum major diameter by 2times the mini- ‘mum coating thickness EXAMPLE 24-16 UNC-2A (21) AFTER COATING Costing thickness 00002 00% in ‘To determine the before coating maximum material sizes, decrease the maximum pitch diameter of 0.3931 in. ‘by 0.0012 in. (4% 0.0003) 100.3519 in. and the maxinmum raajor diameter of 0.3737 in. by 0.0006 in. (2x 0.0003) to 0.3731 in. For the before coating minimum sizes, decrease the minimum pitch diameter of 0.3287 in. by Cop (0.0008 in. (4 x 0.0002) to 03279 in,, and the minimum ‘major diameter of 0.3643 in. by 0.0004 in. (2 x:0.0002) 0.3639 in. The before coating sizes should be included in the thread designation (see pata. 62.1). 7.5.2. Only Nominal or Minimum Coating Thickness Specified. If no coating thickness tolerance is given, it ie recommended that a tolerance of plus 5% of the nominal or minimum thickness be assumed. Then, to Getermine before coating gaging limits for a coated areas decrease ix © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers & No rpodtion may bem ofthis arial without writ sonst of ASME,Copyrighted material for lioensee's use only. ‘AD 1007354 26 Aug 10, ASME B1.1-2003 Enlarged View UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS ‘The effects of elactrplating on the unetional diameter GENERAL NOTE: Eectrodeposted coatings bull up more heey at sharp comers; is aeater atthe eteme ens an (Gdges and Is least nthe center and recessed areas Fig. 5 Effect of Electrodeposited Coatings on 60-deg External Threads (a) the maxinnum pitch diameter by 6 times the coating thickness Gb) the minimum pitch diameter by 4 times the coating thickness ic) the maximum major diameter by 3 times the coating thickness (4) the minimum major diameter by 2 times the coating thickness EXAMPLE: 15-13 UNC-3A 2) ‘Coating thickness 0.000 in, ‘Since the allowance for Class 2A thread is 0.0015 in. the nominal or minimum coating thickness that may be applied is equal to 0.0015 in. divided by 6, or 00025 in (lime maximum thickness of coating that may be applied ‘equal to 0.0015 divided by 4 or 0.0038 in.). Ths is not sulfcient for the requited nominal or minimum coating ‘of 0.0004 in, specified, so additional adjustments to the before coating pitch and major diameters must be made, ‘To determine the before coating maximum material sizes, decrease the maximum pitch diameter of 4500 in, bby 0.0024 in. (6x 0.0004) to 0.4476 in, and the maximum major diameter of 0.5000 in. by 0.0012 in. (3 % 0.0004) to 0.4988 in, For the before coating minimum sizes, decrease the minimum pitch diameter of 04463 in. by (0.0016 in. (4 x 0.0004) to 0.4447 in., and the minimum major diameter of 0.4891 in. by 0.0008 in. 2 X 0.0008) to 0.4883 in. The before coating sizes should be included in the thread designation (see para. 6.2.1). ‘Copyright No repoduct 3m maybe made of 2004 by the American “Society of Mechanical Engineers. age 7.5.3 Adjusted Size Limits. It should be noted in the preceding examples that the before coating material Fhmit tolerances are less than the tolerances after coating, ‘This is because the coating tolerance consumes some of the product tolerance. In some instances, there may be insufficient pitch diameter tolerance available in the before coating condition, so that additional adjustments land controls will be necessary. 7.54 Strength. On small thread sizes (0.190 in, and mallet) there is 2 possibility that coating thickness adjustments will cause base material (minimum) conditions that may significantly affect strength of externally threaded parts. Limitations on coating thickness, or part redesign, may be necessary. 7.6 Internal Threads ‘Standard internal threads provide no allowance for ‘coating thickness, To determine before coating g2BiNg limits for a coated thread, increase Ta) the minimum pitch diameter by 4 times the maximum coating thickness, if specified, or by 6 times the minimum of nominal coating thickness, if not specified () the maximum pitch diameter by 4 times the minimum or nominal coating thickness (0) the minimum minor diameter by 2 times the maxi- ‘mum coating thickness, if specified, or by 3 times the ininimum of nominal coating thickness, if not specified {d) the maximum minor diameter by 2 times the minic mum or nominal coating thicknessCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. "01007354 26 Aug 10 [UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS 7.7 Electrodeposited Coatings lectroplated coatings do not cover threads uniformly. Deposits build up more on thread crests than on thread flanks and coating thickness is greater on lead end of a thread than on threads in the center of a part. The guide~ lines for calculating precoating thread sizes for uniformly coated threads can be used as a starting place in determining, the precoating thread sizes on a given. ppart, but the exact sizes for any given part may have to te determined by trial and error experimentation. ‘One of the effects of electrodeposited coatings not applying uniformly is that the functional diameter of ‘dn external thread will generally increase by a greater ‘magnitude than the increase of the pitch diameter on a given part. Depending on an externally threaded part's einfiguration an electrodeposited coating of 0.0001 in. fon a thread flank will probably result in a growth of the pitch diameter of approximately 0.0004 in. but the functional diameter may change by as much as 0.0006 in. for more. In the case of internally threaded parts, electrodeposited coatings cause the pitch diameter and functional diameter to decrease in size, with the pitch Uiameter decreasing less than the functional diameter on a given part. ‘Another effect of the nonuniform buildup of electro~ deposited coatings is that the coating thickness on the Tead endl of a thread is commonly greater than the thick~ zness on the threads in the center of the past. This results inthe pitch diameter and functional diameter ofa thread to be considerably larger on the end of the part than their comparable measurements away from the end. The longer the part, in the case of external threads, oF the thicker the patt, in the case of internal threads, the greater these differences tend to be, The part producer And the plater can not control this phenomenon. Itis the thatute of electrodeposited coatings on threaded parts. It is conceivable that a part’s dimensions can measure ‘within limits on the lead threads and be beyond their limits on the threads away from the lead threads. 7.8 Other Considerations It is essential to adequately review all possibilities ‘and consider limitations in the threading and coating, production processes before finalizing the coating pr0~ Ess and the allowance required to accommodate the ‘coating. A no allowance thread after coating shall not transgress the basic profile, and is therefore subject to ‘acceptance tising a basic Class 3A, 1B, 2B, or 3B size GO thread gage. 8. STANDARD SERIES THREADS (UN/UNR) AND LIMITS OF SIZE FOR STANDARD SERIES AND UNS/UNRS SERIES THREADS 8.1 Standard Series “The standard series for unified inch screw threads is listed in Table 1. Although the designations shown are ‘Copyright © 2004 by the American Society ‘of Mechanical Engineers ofthis material without viten consent of ASME No reproduction may be made or ASME 81.12003, for the UN thread form, UNR designations may be used. final cases. 8.2 Limits of Size ‘The limits of size are defined by the design profile ‘at its maximum-material condition and the minimus profile at the minimum-material condition. The limits Ere specified as diameters (major diameter, minor diam ter pitch diameter), and the practical interpretation of these limits on a three-dimensional threaded product depends on the method of inspection/ evaluation. These dimensions serve asa basis for measurement and gaging of the thread, but the methods, techniques, and equip: ‘ment used for thread evaluation establish the degree of thread conformance to the tabulated dimensions. Cur- rent techniques for measuring and gaging do not verify ‘exact conformance ofa thread to its specified maxiawum ‘Gnd minimum envelope. See ASME B13 for gaging sys- tems for dimensional acceptability 8.2.1. _Limils of size for the majority of the standard series are shown in Tables 2 and E-1. Until this Standard is revised to require the calculated and rounded values per ASME B1.30 shown in Table 2, both these and the Taliesin Table E-1 will be equally acceptable. Irisrecom- tended that all users prepare for the eventual adoption of only the values in Table 2 ‘Omissions are the secondary size range in the 4-UN series, and all sizes over 6 in. refer to Table 1 for a list of secondary sizes. 8.2.2 Limits of size not given may be calculated from the formulas given in the following, paragraphs. Formulas and symbols for thread form are given in para, 10. 8.3 Formulas for Limits of Size “These formulas were used to calculate the values shown in Table 2 for standard series. The following Symbols are used in the equations. (ee Figs. 1 and 6.) Dbsc = base major (nominal) diameter D, bee = basic minor diameter (D = 2h,) (see Tables 6 through 16) Dabse = basic pitch diameter (D~ in) (see Tables 6 ‘through 16) dy = UNReseries design minor diameter fy ~ (H/ §)] (see Tables 6 through 16) hg, = screw addendum height (see Table 5) Thy = Diy (908 Table 5) ig hy P height of internal thread (see Table 5) height of external thread (see Table 5) pitch, in ‘To obtain limits of size using the formulas, see Table 5 for basic thread form data, para. 11 for basic dimensions, and para. 5 for formulas of allowance and toler- lance. For easy reference, outline guides for determining, ®Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘AD 1007354 26 Aug 10 |asme B1.1-2003 limits of size of extemal and intemal threads are given. in Tables 17A and 17B. 8.3.1 External Thread fa) Maxine Major Diameter (External Threads) (1) For Classes 1A and 2A, d = basic major diametes; Dbsc, minus allowance (2) For Class 3A, d = basic major diameter, D bse. () Minimum Major Diameter (External Threads). For all lasses, equals maximum major diameter, minus major ‘diameter tolerance for respective class of thread. (o) Maxinaunt Pitch Diameter (External Threads) (1) For Classes 1A and 2A, d2 = basic pitch diameter Dz bse, minus allowance. (2) For Class 3A, d; = basic pitch diameter D2 bse (4) Minimum Pitch Diameter (External Threads), For all classes, equals maximum pitch diameter, minus pitch iameter tolerance for respective class of thread. {e) Maximum Minor Diameter (External Threads). to dimensioning UN series external threads, the minor diameter isnot specified. In practice, the minor diameter is satisfactory when accepted by a standard GO thread gage in accordance with ASME B1.2, When itis desirable Te Sbtain minor diameter values for reference purposes ‘and for UNR threads, they can be calculated as follows: (1) For UN series threads, the formulas are (a) for Classes LA and 2A, 1; = basic minor diameter D bsc, minus allowance th) for Class 3A, d) = basic minor diameter Dy bse (2) For UNR series threads, the formulas are: (a) for Classes 1A and 2A, iy = basic minor diameter Dy bse, minus allowance, minus H/8 (@) or Class3A, ds = basic minor diameter Dy bse, minus H/8, {f) Minima Minor Diameter (Exterel Treads). When it is desirable for design purposes to calculate the mini- sum diameter, t ean be obtained for all classes by the formula: minimum pitch diameter minus 0.61951905P. 8.3.2 Internal Thread (a) Maxinum Major Diameter (Internal Threads). In dimensioning internal threads, the maximum major diameter is not specified, being established by the crest fof an unworn tool. In practice, the major diameter of fan internal thread is satisfactory when accepted by a {gege oF gaging method that represents the maximum Fraterial condition of an external thread that has no allowance. (b) Minimum Major Diameter (Internal Threads), D bs. For all classes, equals basic diameter D bs. Yc) Minimum Pitch Diameter. For all classes, D2 bse equals basic pitch diameter D, minimum. (id) Maximum Pitch Diameter (Internal Threads). For all classes, equals minimum pitch diameter Dz bsc, plus pitch diameter tolerance for respective class of thread. Copyright © 2004 hy the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. No sepedton aye mado this miter without we some of ASME 8 [UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS (e) Minimum Minor Diameter Citemal Trends). For all ‘lasses, D; bse equals minimum pitch diameter Dz mini num minus 0.43301122P, then rounded off to the nearest {0.001 in. for sizes 0.138 in. and larger. For Class 38, a cipher is added to yield four decimal places. if) Maximum Minor Diameter (Internal Threads), Atl classes are calculated before rounding, then rounded for Classes 1B and 28 to the nearest 0.001 in. for sizes 0.138 fn. and larger. Class 3B values are rounded to four deci- smal places, 8.4 Example of Calculations From Formulas ‘Tables 18A and 18B aze based on the practices for calculating and rounding screw thread dimensions as specified in ASME B1.30. 9 LEAD AND ANGLE TOLERANCES 9.4 Lead and Flank Angle Acceptance Acceptance of lead and flank angles of product screw threads shall be in accordance with the following. Also, these are factors contributing to visual identification of gross defects in thread profile. 9.4.4 When Thread Gaging System 21 of ASME B13 is specified, product thread lead (including helix) and flank angle variations are not considered as separate clements. 9.12 When Thread Gaging System 22 of ASME BL3 is specified, with the pitch diameter or theead-groove diameter inspection/evaluation required, the product thread lead (inchiding helix) an flank angles shall be considered acceptable when the minimum-material Characteristic (pitch diameter or thread-groove diameter {n Tables 1 and 2, columns C and D of ASME BL) and the maximume-material characteristic (GO in Tables 1 find 2, column A of ASME B13) are accepted by the ages specified for System 22, over the standard GO tend gage length. ‘When Thread Gaging System 22 specified with NOT GO functional diameter combined with inspection/ evaluation of lead and flank option, agreements must tbe reached between the purchaser and the supplier on ead and flank angle limits and method of evaluation 9.4.3. When Thread Gaging System 23 of ASME B13 is specified, product thread lead and flank angles shal be acceptable if within the allowable variations specified in Tables 3 and 19, respectively. Also, the minimum material characteristic (pitch diameter or thread groove iameter in Tables 1 and 2, columns C and D of ASME B13) and the maximum-material characteristic (GO in Tables 1 and 2, column A of ASME B1.3) must be accepted by the gages specified for System 23, over the standard GO thread gage length. “ATlowable variations in ead and flank angles are max jalues. Maximum variation in these and pitch @Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 LUMIFED INCH SCREW THREADS diameter tolerance cannot be taken simultaneously (see paras. 9.1.5 and 9.1.6). 9.4.4 When individual inspection evaluation of lead {including helix) and flank angle variations are required tn addition to thread gaging System 21 or 22 of ASME BL, the allowable variations for these characteristics shall be as specified in Tables 3 and 19. 9.1.5. For sizes not included in Tables 3 and 19, the allowable lead variation is equal to 0.57735 times one= hal the pitch diameter tolerance. This is the lead varia~ tion that causes a change in functional diameter equal to one-half the pitch diameter tolerance. The allowable flank halfangle variation in minutes of arc is equal to 30 plus 1.875 times the number of threads per inch, rounded to the nearest 5 min. 9.1.6 For the requirements of paras. 9.1.4 and 9.15, Jead variation values tabulated or calculated are the maximum variations from specified lead between any tivo points not farther apart than the length ofthe stan Gard CO thread gage. Flank angle variation values are jnaximum variations from the basic 30 deg angle between thread flanks and perpendiculars to the thread axis. 40 FORMULAS AND SYMBOLS FOR THREAD FORM 10.1. Thread Form Formulas and Symbols Formulas are given below; data are tabulated in ‘Table 5 "The general symbols used are defined in Table 20 and application ofthe symbols is shown in Fig, 6 {a) Included Angle of Thread 2a = 60 deg (6) Half angle of thread a = Wdeg (o) Number of threads per inch (TPD is 1/P Piteh of thread. pais (a) Height of sharp Vethread (fundamental triangle) = onsatnsi0? (¢) Height of UNR external thread, design form = o5asosns7e = (1/68) (9 Height of internal thread and UN externa thread hy o.ser265sep 5/8) (g) Height of thread engagement hy = oui2ssea = (6/8) ~Gapyrght ©2004 by the American Society oF Mechanical Engine ray be nade of is ati withou! writen consent of ASME Roreprndu 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003 (iy) Plat at crest of external thread o25c0000P 8 (i) Truncation of UN external thread crest onos25sisP = (4/8) () Truncation of UNR external thread (for calculating ‘minor diameter values in tables) 5. = 0:16037976P = (3/168) (9 Basic flat at crest of internal thread and root of external thread F, Fa, = 0.25000000P = P/++ () Truncation of intemal thread crest for = 0216506550 = (HPA) (m) Flat at oot of internal thread 5 = 032500000? 1s (i) Truncation of internal thread root 105253187 = (H/8) (0) Addendum of external thread hy = O52475955P = G/8H) {(p) Major diameter of external thread isd Pitch diameter of external thread aM = 0.981905" {g) Minor diameter of UNR external thread dy = d-dh, = LIB07EASOP (#) Minor diameter of UN extemal thread hy = dD = d 108285175? {s) Major diameter of internal thread is D Pitch dian ‘eter of intemal thread is D:. Minor diameter of internal thread: Dy =D -2iy = D~ 108053175" o &)Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 'A01007354 26 Aug 10 [UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS ASME 61.1-2003 41. TABLES OF BASIC DIMENSIONS Jead angle, cross-sectional area at the minor diamete, and the tensile stress area 11.1 Table Content Eig eae "ets dimensions tabulated in Tables through 1612-2 Thread Series ee ree plchdismeter minor diameter asic dimensions are gv incite i us minerdiametee of internal threads, series threads Leading flank — win % ~ Following flank Fatowing Rank j ~ Lean fork at Lg ges Bas b2 it | vanish cone | |— vanish 5 Fe thread Fg —— LE ——| | "~~ Start of first complete Star of first a 1 tie compas read fp tn — wm ~ End of externally threaded fastener Complete thread [Note (1 ‘Count itches aterost (380 dea! Unvolied “pitch evlinder “Thread With an Allowance Lead and Helix Angles Note: {0 Portion of tread fully formed at crest and ot Fig. 6 Application of General Thread Symbols (See Table 5) ” Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of ‘Mechanisal Engineers, »repedton maybe mde ofthis wstout wre consent of ASME & fen for each of the standardCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘AD 1007354 26 Aug 10 UNIFIED CH SCREW THREADS ASME 81.1-2003 1 boo 5) Fin \ Major diam. lp Internal Thread Axis of externa thread External Thread 24k W) vet ager 2 “pucsjor -suepp (pid ve se ou "aed yewpap sn} 01 papunos 5 ‘priya oiwerp stew 259 uy amen euy aun 5: Sat Gaevo = UP trova 000s = -ewp 1090 = 52 011090 = 52 (@o9e0070) voc = 5 (ye #580 1057 00610 = 50 o00s'0 = asap sap) siaump fou 2509 = sn oeqp = 0p ‘wnupew (2) ‘ojeao}ENeUORIPDY ‘wonaa}@9 05 Fo AUED ‘YEN 82 ~ 00050 1 8-7; ~aaIS pea Speaiys maids jeusepG Jo sa}dUeXA VBT e121, a7 Copyriaht ‘No sepadction may be ma we Be i ude of ths material without writen consent of AS 3 2 i 2 3Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 UNI INCH SCREW THREADS ASME B1.1-2003 image oy sabe eulpap ano} 04 popunos $38 SI. “pL soo aie us wns ai ey 242 ‘go o} $0304 Jw9—p js 0) papune 53183 Sy, “savas pean 290 oztvo = “wu sp eenceyo = “utp ogo —ascv0 = un sp 996000 = “ru 291000 + ase000°0+ 1611000 = KayR0¥0) (tO) + (29499150) (LOO) + 302E62-0 (53000) = HL sezx0v9f st09 + 6ev1260 's100°0 + 00059 stor = "1 Aeevtuscoo)} st09 + (6t¥1 4560-0} 6'5100°0 + 000519} $1000 = 1 S106 + eu ft peas Wy yeevo = wep zeeosy0 = eu Sp acser'o= suey = eu"? aesen00 = “42 (cr esco0) covscoset sscoracosrt = “4e syn eeu = Eup (12) peony an (e809 30 1wsioy ajanop ~ Creu p) sie won ew PURE ‘wonenop9 275 79 aE wondnseg aasHaDeeD ‘Ye-BINN 8e — 000570 Be~ Yh =HIS PBN (Pwo) ‘speesys me2>s yPUI YeUaPeG Jo soydwexy YET aIaeL 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 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Copysit epidtion may be made ofthis mCopyrighted material or iconsee's use only " ‘A0 1007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003 LUNIRED INCH SCREW THREADS evLusco = Be/t = w/t = 4 © je 24 wy suaetnne> so} SB4DUI UH passoudeD SuONSUAUH Ly (©) 53100 WH3K39) ‘0050 =v a “gg y ane yey a4, wergo 01 s20ejd jeupap snoy ot papunos 5 2iN8y Sta, “pasn s| anes aed rewpep sven ns ay (9) ‘var ae 995 ‘spuesa}e} oiawep tpi ye S39 "PL aun 103 ‘285 "THe 905 "9E pee QE s25501 909 wap 94 TM PLE ad ‘ox 2 81) si 9} 31 O0E"Y WeIsUO> a4L 0080 = 250.0 (@5¢@)satowep solew 2509 = 290 = "ull (row rawr sofes jeune) wmsrony (5) oraro = seu 'g avon egcvo = ewig r000 = Fa enzy000 = “aL (29€00'0) ooe't = fax (ve ss 10) 201) O9E't = San tar sue = ew tg Fg Jo anyon feuy aun wergo or seam leupep Ano) 01 popunos 51 ain ‘99944 jewspap ays 01 papuno! a) Sussn pou ag 0} ate suoneyn>] Peas Wy aero Uw cosozy0 = “uw a £61200 0005'0 = “ww ‘a 2616200 = *Y (627125¢00) sostsev90 =" . ene ageEe W Diameter of measuring wires ho a “ate Hy Twice the external thread ‘sédendum 2 Halfangle of syrimetical tread a, Angle beteen leading fank of trexe and normal to ans of tend oy Age beeen ones ont of eed nema tose ed A ead anda a clus f rounding 2 A Wire angle © Wire angle conection for Tange ead anges See FEDSTDA28/6 Pret Examples: Vatation In Symbol pitch Aer vith Vaan in any dimersion aration Inhalt angle, 3.2, of Sax dha, Pitch diameter ADjaequhalent of variation in fark angles Adel. Pteh diameter ‘S0:A equivalent of variation re east of extemal thread Inpiten (lea) Fe toot of extemal tesa See Ry crest of intemal enreag (GENERAL NOTE: Refer to ASME 81.7 fr latest symbol dentieaton, Ry toa of intemal tread Greek alphabet Is below. Radial eistance from apex of Neji 4 fundamental angle to eta x a rounded crest of extemal thread Gamma Oricon * rounded ret of exteral tvead Det * Pa rounded crest of intemal thread Epalion ho on rounded root of intemal thread Bete Sigma Ba tae Distance fiom apex of Theta Upsion Tundomentl Worle to: lo Pn fe Mat at ces of extemal tnead ‘p02 chi A = Lambda Pal My = Mu = Omess (, Comsit © 20049 te Amarin Sian of Mestanict agines. ‘No eprhction may he made of Unis meri without writen consent of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 os Copy 20 by Anan Saya STs Noreructon may be bade is tera ou ten set ASME,Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 812-2003 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX A TERMINOLOGY AND IDENTIFICATION OF UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS ‘AL TERMINOLOGY ‘A-2_ IDENTIFICATION ‘The various unified screw threads covered in BI stan- Al terms relating to screw threads used in this Stan: e we Dee dards are compared in Fig. A-l and Table Al LUN Internal Thread LUN Internal Threed wwiinot XS sss th UNS 1 —Pipitth—» em 0257 OaUmP beef He ORTREP 325° oe 0.325 o2sp >| ar) le o25r otasp | law oansP 4 Sng Soren” | 0784 fundamen tangle AA o73H ol t | _tiei mat NORE nr ah i assomblawit UN or UN internal Assarble ony oath UNL interna UNor UR ternal UN External Thread LUNR External Thread UNJ External Thread Fig. A-1_ Identification of 60-deg Inch Screw Threads Within the Scope of ASME B1 Committee 95ASME B1.1-2003 Table A-t Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. "401007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPENOKK A Identification of 60-deg inch Screw Threads Within the Scope of ASME B1 Committee Thvead Mentcaton UN Threads, Internal and External UNR Threads, External Only [UN] Threads, Internal and xtemal ASME standards documents external ot xterra minor elameter, eternal nents Internal treads GENERAL NOTES: 81.2, Unified Inch Screw Threads: 81.2, Gages and Gag Ing for United Inch Screw Threads ‘xeral thread foot maybe fat or roundes ‘xemal thread minor damete is not toleranced LUN classes 18, 2A, and 3, UN classes 18,28, and 38 31.1, Unie Inch Screw Tveads; 81.2, Gages and Gas ing fr Unified tot Screw Threads founded root speciied ‘xtemal thread minor clameter is not toleranced LUNR asses 1A, 2A, and 3A No incemal treads designated UNG; UNR mates with UN intemal threods 81.15, Unified Inch Scew “Thweads ~ UN) Thread Form; dat of B12, ‘Gages and Gasing for Unified Inch Screw Teads Rounded root specified External thread minor lameter is tleranced UN) classes 2A and 3A mate only wth UN, Interaltenes UN) classes 28 and 38 (ho rounding required fan Internal thread 700 (a) The above cannot be used as a working sheet. Refer tothe appropiate standards, as listed, for complete thread detalls and conformance data (8) The appropriate curent standard fs the authortave document for complete deals and data and takes precedence ‘over this sheet (@) These standards may be purchased rom the ASME Order Department, 22 Law Dive, Box 2300 Fifield, N| 07007: 2300: telephone (202) 882-1167 or 1 80DTHEASME. Copyright 96 2004 by th American Sovity of Mechanieal Engines _ No reproduction may be mad of his sia wthout writen consent of ASME @)Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 'A01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1203, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX B THREAD STRENGTH DESIGN FORMULAS B-l_ THREAD TENSILE STRESS AREA ‘The following thread tensile stress area formulas are used for the purpose of product acceptance computa- tions. Tensile stress area: ang e ¥| onsi [p28] where Bo mabe eta pc For 3H/16, see Table 5. B-2_ THREAD SHEAR DATA ‘The following formulas for thread shear areas are geo- ‘metric minimum values, Shear (thread stripping) strengths of screw threads under load are dependent, in addition, on mating component relative material strengths, nut geometry, and coefficient of friction between thread bearing surfaces. Effective shear areas are therefore somewhat less than the geometric values, Theead geometric shear areas: AS, = 3.1416 (1/P(LEYG! min.) +057735 (¢ min. ~ D, max) xf UP) 3.1416 (1/P(LEMD) max) 1 5 Copyright © 200 by te American Society of Mechanical Engines [No reprastion may he mad of his material without writen consent of ASME ” where minimum thread shear area for internal treads AS, = minimum thread shear area for external threads UP = number of threads per inch LE = length of engagement min. = minimum major diameter of external thread ‘minimum pitch diamter of external thread Dymax. = maximum minor diameter of internal thread Dymax, = maximum pitch diometer of internal thread B-3 LENGTH OF THREAD ENGAGEMENT Ingeneral, the length ofengagement of mating threads is selected to uilize full tensile strength ofa bolt prior to shearing of nut threads. Other applications may require internal thread shear prior to failure of the extemally threaded part. For noncritical design, the following for- ‘miuilas are often used for approximation: tensile strength of extemally threaded part = S.A, shear strngth of theads = 0.55, (AS, or AS,) where 5; = tltimate tensile strength of material, psi An intemationally accepted study on the subject was published in the 1977 Transactions of the Society of ‘Automotive Engineers as papernumber 770420, Analysis ‘and Design of Threaded Assemblies, by E. M. Alexander. aCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘801007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C UNIFIED INCH SCREW THREADS — METRIC TRANSLATION 1 BACKGROUND ‘This Appendix presents a translation of unified inch screw threads into metric units of measurement. It is very important to recognize that this translation is not ISO metric screw threads. The tables of limiting dimensions of standard and UNS/UNRS series threads and the table of thread form data translated from inches to millimeters presented in this Appendix implement the decision of the B1 Committee that there should be official metric translations of inch screw thread standards to better fill communication needs in international exchange of technical data, This philosophy originated at the May 4, 1964, meeting of the Committee and was approved by a letter ballot of the Committee on Novem- ber 2, 1966, ‘The tables in this Appendix were originally published as USAS BI. 12-1968 Supplement to USAS B1,1-1960, in the interest of meeting urgent needs of industry. 2 DIMENSIONS Al dimensions in this Appendix are given in millimeters unless otherwise specified. Metric values in the limiting dimension tables are translations of the inch values tabulated in ASME BLL The values in Table C-1 are a direct soft conversion of Table 2 in this Standard. All inch values were ‘multiplied by 25.4 and rounded to four decimal places, per the rounding policy stated in ASME B1.30. Similarly, ‘Tables C-2 and C-3 are soft conversions of Tables D-1 and 5, respectively. Where it is necessary to use metric values of threads for which the metric limiting dimensions are not tabulated herein, the inch values should be determined in accordance with para. 8 of ASME B1.1 before translating, Copyright © 2004 by the American Sovity of Mechanieal Enginoes se of tis maria Without wt consent of ASME fo eproducton may be 98 to metric values and rounding by the method prescribed in the foregoing paragraph, G3. DESIGNATIONS Designation of unified inch serew threads expressed in metric dimensions shall be as prescribed in paras. C3 and C32. 3.1. Metric Drawings or Documents (On metric drawings or documents, the designation shall specify in sequence, the nominal size (expressed in decimal inches), the number of threads per inch, thread. series symbol, and thread class symbol. All supplemental dimensions shall be as shown in metric units. The equivalent inch dimensions, as indicated and enclosed in parentheses, may be included if desired EXAMPLE (on metric drawing or metic document 0250-28 UNF 2A (2) PD 57353-56515 (02255-02225 in) (optonad) 3.2 Inch Drawings or Documents ‘On inch drawings or documents, the designation and supplemental dimensions expressed in inches may be further supplemented by inclusion of the equivalent ‘metric dimensions, so indicated and enclosed in paren. theses. EXAMPLE (0250 ~28 UNF2A (22) 7D 02288-02235 (5.7358 54515 mm) (optional) Ch TABLES ‘Tables C-1,C-2, and C-2 give limits of size for standard series and UNS/UNRS series threads and thread form data, ®Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10, ASME B1.1-2003, [NONMANDATORY APPENDDE.C 9s9r'7 T1LOD UZLE ODSSE SGRFE CROCE GE LORE GSD THESE onseE zeavy ssst o0000 ve 9s9T7 59600 SALE GNSS SOEFE CROKE Be GISTE LEO SESE TEV KOsse HTHTY GteoO HE SEALY S8TY INN E-vPTOTER-E {S05 SE9DD ZLSTE LE6OE WIOE voIBe aC ERYLZ OGD GEHL LOE ssuee rs05% co009 ve {OSE we TORE Ze60% HxCOE OIBT HL ORE OBO HLCOE HELO ESSEE Grav EOLOD We OSEND TSOSE aN OF-BETONDOF-9 {SOs wusa0 z9S0E y6R6e teHHE EWE aC LORS EESOU rHOT seu eesee 505% 00000 Ye TSOCE ovsao Seave 6867 S56RT OTT aT OHNE TILOO TeEHT c696T SUEEE Grave cOLOO We eCELD csOFe aM —_ee-¥CTOEE-9 OsLVE O19 cnpee L66Lt conee Loss a sae CevoO OGLE N6sLE Hesoe oszee coo00 ve Ossre ere WORT 1667 cOneT LOsST aC GHB SEO BLIeZ CALE SSEOE LAGE BLIDO We CSO Ose aN wr-scYOH HRS Oseve Seou0 cceee stove susye soerc a Late CoO EHIEe see seme sere oooo0 ¥e OsETE seEO0 cevee stove Sueve see a BUECL ODO CIDE CONE TSO AVSEE CORO YE OHO OGLE OND —OFHSETOIOOMS are vaso cose store awe woLe'E a BHI SPO LIKE GUS soeez sree 00000 Ye aver 12100 sowst lose cegre solee A Lusi O10 CEZYe AYE NCE Lee BLIOD wT UHLD aYVET aM By-ciTOHBP-7 ave o1soo cv6re EEE ISRCL SHSTT BE GLBO CRPOD TSEC? cee esiez sre oo0wa ¥e wre HEROD TAIST EEE TSRET SSTT AC 91907 SEO SENET OLLYT Grove smewe S020 We OSE wy aM Or-eLY OH Orv gms EES CEL ONL LWsTe vwOT aC 9KL6'T 9ovOD EBLE nee sore srtse onooo ye gmis Teo 1t6tz nee Tere OL ae BEGET GSD EOMEE Tear ET BOE BLOOD VE 9eSYO SMIST ANN 95-460 010 95-6 ovis S600 seert uLuVe COMET soveT a AAMT LEVOO seRIT ELT coore svise o00ve ve SwiSz (200 Gevez LLU EBHTE sovGT aL GHBRT HBSOO S560 BESTT SUEZ e96vE BLIOD WE BLO 9NISe DMN wH-a60.0I08IHE Weare mosoo ale Grzst TOLET Iss ae OLELT LeCOD goeeT LEE eieoz preve 00000 ¥e wraTT 9e9u0 $9661 Geet TOIeT SET AL L969 SO STINT SELL —BeLOe COPE esLOD We SKCD where aM vI-BBOOD HIRE ware EEE TENET R6RRT OLATHE OF WEYRT gor. 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'A01007354 26 Aug 10 2003 ase 0: [NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C OoosieD oFsra svisiey vize'Y9 Tsxey THNHTD AL E66ETS EZVTO SOELe ERLE ZEGLED BOGYED LEWD YE EWE OOS? syn yt - oS THOM-—He BD0sES O1ee'a OOLores MNBID cOECTD ASLO9 AL THES LOLTO ONTO Z8GLTE STEVES cov¥ED BOSD We ODE OODSED SNN_—_aL -oaK'e Wor -e ScIsI9 LLETO MAIO Kiso PILYOD oRETOD gC tO Lor LELOP cLEBO LeLVI9 seLET oODOO ve SREY GCHTO 1yBOT KLeBO 9EsFO ORETOD Gr 6166S LEETO VEEDO IeLEO 90L9I FoOEID ceMOO Ve SBS SCIELO sun sT~SuEVe.09E~%Y/e StELeS sHevO corees e9OLZS HOLES actOLS BE LUHEDS THOTO TRONLS cMOLES carES SLELES coODO YE SELES GOREO 996He5 E9OL'LS FOLELS LETTS HE TLOEIS L6cL0 6GESUS 9599S THES 6960S DOWD Ye SLES SLELES sun st ~SeEEZ IO 9T~ oost'es Leet0 BSOv9S EELS e9Se5 ODEOES BL SLLY'SS TECLO COROBS WEL'BS HABEOS H6OTUS 90D ve EETYT ODSELS SM Bl -—osees0RE~ Ye OSHS SUEHO GIBENS NHLESS z5US'H5 evOI'SS BL ESOS ELHTD GoRLGS CROSS COMES HOOTES ZERO ve EBT ODES sHN HE-oseEOME-Ye Oostes HBIzO HEIL'SS CE6H'SS cOMS'YS soOYS aL EYLO'RS BL9T>D BD—L'SS LOMY'SE SILL9S LOSO'LS BOSO'O ve DONS OOGI'eS SH OF -OstZOr-/e Sc9S'S5 9VEC'O Gsomys LES YS MBO OBEES gE LLNS THOYO LUCYYS ELES'S LeeESS Ge9S'95 ODOT VE SESS COUTO DLLEYS ELeSYS 9EOR'YS ORFA'ES AE TEEVES ELETOSESENS GOONS LERCSE GIeSSS BOHOO WE SLB GENES sun 91 -SLareo9E~ IKE SEHEUS SYED 6OGH'TS EOSE'TS vouBOS OLLI0S AE LL6HOS SLOFO LHSL'IS LISEIS LAPTS sLee'es o0000 vE SEOETE BLLYO THESES EOSE'IS 98LOTS OLLTDS A LLSYOS ELEFO SOLIS 9SICIS TROLS GIPELS BOHO'D VE SLAs SLACLS SMM oT ~St98Cw 91 ~*;e B00s'os eOLT'O ZESO'OS TeBBI6Y VON ODLeEY AL WOOO'GY S60 VEIL OSHS GOHEOS GIBL0S LALO YE LIKYL oOOBOS sun Br -ono'Z war -—z 2008'0S OBEL'O vSOwEN FIZOUE ZSzCeY eHHEHY BE ESGS'BY GMVTO SECVP CRLS'GY ZOOS ON5C05 ZCHOO VE COTeT ODOEOS sun oe - OOH -Z Wooos GSO GH9E'GH GeHH'éy cOKSe” SNOY He INEZ ISUTO LEERY TROVE” oye “Ve pue VI Sesser Jy aououaye sua i5eq pue Ye se13 “uo ash usar 1) sue oypeds 2q ew wu} peony aun ay) i2haMoY fuNO} pRDYT NA UR STEDPUY 4 ‘YC 5841 0) uous Sonjen unupeeu Se aus 24) ae $9) “srooueip youd pur solew unueeut 9 "ep 29s 51 ssiaweyp 1a wnwspow peatyt jeune 94s fn Ave 2>Ua19p Jo} BP SamER ast (6) ‘somjen winuqurl pus wnuysew payingey ayy aang 25u9 1.99 hows Aun “Popuncsuata puE paUAUED U9q hey Sanjen Duta Panera asain 25 (e) mnjiny 125 aed 208) 2804s “saat 2680 uy appe ue Suey SpEBIN Ye SET) 10§ @) ‘ry esed 936 "pouque> oq fw sasseM PEARL CO) ‘SON ann Busmsans 6 DwUBISap Saas =310N Tea "eeuaig jev08 nn Jo ey LEBTOSL 15910 SSOUTSE SOLEISE 9Z8O°EST LEVETST 80800 Ve EPTET OOOFeST ‘Ooovesr S10 EZEPSE WICE'ISL GCwOSI GoOON ae sun r= O009I FE -9 Ooo 251 REND BLEEOSE O6HL'OST ZOET OST BOEDGNT GC OBIESPE OREO LSOSOSE TEGOSL SOLOSI THMELEI 6es0O YE ODN OOOWEST SHN OL -and8I00L-—9 ©OS097E EID BPBO'SME PHLBVPL ZervNL ZeGO-yrE GC LOYBTEPL TS9L'O TOGO'VEL LELEWEE TORL'SET ZTO0NT EBMOO YE EFI CDSE SNN — HE-O5ESIOML-— YS O0S099E ELE EOPI'YPE OGGE'VTE ZOMPENL BIOL'ERE BC OERG'ZPL FSBO LUSL'VEL TEHCWHE S999'SHT THuG'SYT 65500 YE OONS'E OXEO BFE sHN OL -O5E'S DOL- KS OOOLGEE vEIZO BVELREL HIEGRET ESCT'BET EOVLLEL GL LOBLEI 9EE'O IOIEEE LEAVE LOGL'SEL ZISH'KET KOO YE EPIR'EODOL'GEL SNH H1- ODEO HE OOOLEET ETO EOGL'ET OSPOCT ZOGHLEL BOSE BEL GC OGIR'9ET HSBL'O LLOR'LEL TEAS'LEE SPIE'EE KYNBSET 68500 YE OONS' ODOLEEE SN 0 -O05'S:001- 4S OOSCEEL BOLO CERCRET MTEL RET USLLTEL EYEE TEE GE COMEIEL 929F0 90R6'LEL LELLZEL LOWWTEEL LLOE'EET EBD YE EFIB'LODSEEEL gu HT -O6E'S.ONT- 74S OOSEEET RBECO RLES'ICT OSEP'LCL ZOMITEL BVOFOEL GZ OGEC'OET HSBL'O LISHICE EEAGTEE SSO6TEE EYELET 6E50'0 YE OONST ODSCECL SN OL -O6e'sOL- YE Oooo cer soto exeoraet viewer zsewseE ZyVOGEL we LOGL'VET 9790 LEIO'SLE ZELE'SLL Logo E LIS6 ME EBD YE EFI ODDOLEL SM #1 -OD0'SI04T~§ ‘boon et BEELO BLRS'SEI OsvE'SEA zO6L'VET EOEEVET GE OSIBECI LALO COLUSEE teseSEL SHI9NL YEE 650 YE OONSZ OOOOTT SNN ot ~Oo0'S BOTs onsvroct ERO Z619°6U1 VLLWLE ZSLOGLE eYENBIE GL ZOHYETT GodT'0 LESeEE LEZVEE COHCOEE LtOP UC EBWO'D Ye crIBTODSPOLI SMH H1-OGENVONE-Yor ossoct esEr0 rSEz'ETT OG6E'SET ZOMY'ELT BOOB'EIT GL O69S'ZII GZBTO LODLBLE LevEBIE SHBORE LMGSUEE G5STD YE ODF COSMET SNN Ot -O5LN00E- Kr voc Er usoeo zeee'ENT MUCTELR zSeLTTT CWHETIT GL cOKOZII OOSTD ZELEET ZELOEIT tO6sEIT LISE'VEN EBW'O YE EPIL OOOE'VEL SN FE —cOSTIORE-‘yr we Sm ve uM (i sono 7 ‘sioweia ou (Os) sajaueg yeuonpang pur moweia ne (a) =m eu “ew os) ‘ew sony saipweig lew jeanne TQ 2.x) see sep uae (Pawo) ww ‘speesty saves SUNN/SNN J0 SuoHEUquIOD pAIDaI95 104 BZ1s Jo wr) 2-2 Arde, aL & his material without writen gonsent of ASME. Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineer. [No reproduction may be mCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10, ASME 81.2-2003 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C Table C3 Thread Form Data, mm o.87sH tote Truncation of 0.2500 aw UNR Design Mote ()_ es. Profile External Basie Rat at Flat at Truncation of External Thread Root Inter Internal Intermal 94657" Threag Root and ‘Thread Crest, Thread Root i Thread Root Were) ang Halt Truncation of ‘and External and External _INOte (1) and External —_Exteral Addendum of internal UN Thread Thread Crest, Height of Thread Crest, Thread Root Exteral.” Thread Crest, Root. is = Fn = Fe Sharp fn = fy = Fulladlus, Thea, fp = for Trweads/ fy = ia fa Withread = 0.10825318P Matt, = Sa = —_0.31650350 In, Pen, P _0.25000000° 0.12500000P 0.86602540P [Note 2] 0.24433757P 0.16237976P INate a 2 3 a 5 é 7 8 ° 80031750 oer94 03572750 oases «ass (a687 72 035278 0.0882 nua 0.3055 00382 -—=os0s 0.57376 6 0396880099295 ©3437 00430» 0.0573 neh (0889 5604535701134 .0567 0.3928 .04at 0.0685 07370982 48 052917 032361 04583 0.0573 Doves 0.0859 tte 44 057727 oens,.nr22 04999 0.0625. «008333701250 40063500 otss8 0.794 054599 0.068701 ot03 01375 36 070556 0.1764 o0se2 = a6110 «= .0764 =a ataG 1828 32078375 0.1985 0892 ass} 0.0859 «ode ©2807 2 ovortd ©0268 = oak 7856098 01309 = ou7], a4 27 oguore = 0.2352 oatys = mnaT =e 0358 ©1528 .2037 2 10583302686 = 023, estes = ottas «as 080.2291, 20 127000 = 0317888 10598 0.375833 0.20620 2750 38 Lait 03528764 az 01528 = 02037 a.2a91 0.3055 16 158750 0.3969 1985 13788 0171202292 02578 a3 1% 16129 0.4835 0.2268, 157201966, 02619 = 02945 «3928 1195385 o.aass 2407 neo 0201502820373 0.30 211667 0529202646 1831 0.2291, 03055 os437 asa 415220870 05522 oaren 19180291 05188 03886 «= araa a1 23009-05773, 28e6 19997 0.2500, 03333 03750 aga 30 2540000635075, 21997 0275003666024 0.54983 9 28222 0.7058 3528, 2a 030854074 04583 6110 8 5175007938369, 27496 03437080855 0.874 7 362857 got 536, suas 0.3928 0.8237 05892 o.7as6 6 43533310583 s292 jessz_ 045836110 ware 09165 5 598000 «12700 0.6350 3994 asus «7332 osaep 1.0998 45 Seauea Lan 070s = 4gss2—asi10 gia? «096s 1.2221 a 635000 158757938 5.4993 onear4 anes 1.0311 1378 132 Copyright © 2004 by the American Sosiety of Mechanical Engineers. @ [No production may be made of his material witha writen consent of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C ASME 8.12003 Table C3 Thread Form Data, mm (Cont'd) oa23H Mote (2)) eto ee Tiree UN tote c)__tte a 0375# —Egeral 0.7500" oiference Double 1.3750H Note (1 spread and IWote (0 "patween ——Haigt of ete ‘Addendum Depth of 0.6875 wice the Max, Major ntern Double ctetemal “Tess (t(D) erat "Sra pith Teed and ego Teed, Engagamert, Hight of Thend_—Otmeters of Ete UN Cal ONR he ® he = hy = UNR External Addendum, Internat Thread, ‘Thread, = Teds) 032075983" Teed hrm he the = Thread 2h Thee ete OL in IMole(@] OSM265080 Gs9sn9067% OsunsINOSH O7O385652" 1062531750 sA50T8A93P 0439012708 2 10 # 2 3 1 5 1 7 so os0s1—=oavay_—=sasmpo = oz0sa=0zsz0 ots ——nars 72 ose = oasio. «ozo aaett = os8is ato slaw 6 az oases ase asist, =a aaron aa Se oars 065s = oases =e =sGagiosasaat ance i 01719, eases = oats). «aay, aan, «=staras esos i oss oan = ous? aso aass teu? asera aso 4002062 03437—aa7e1 aaah, sont iraa75e2 oars 362i 38d aaot oases set vess aunts 3202578 02s. aras sistem ©=—oasss star 2% 07546 Guslo.——saseat_—=osay «smo, Seean aaa 2 03088 asos2 seat, «ost sesty aaa are 2 0337 Sas tsaot sara gaaonLst? Laas aes 2 oui agers oss2 gun ao0mz ares tists 1 bass) 79s atoe_ts mms save staaos ato i asiss oases, ous? oath «ane ites = tayoa are i asesz aaa nomen ta7eh—tauos. pet nioe ase 15 ems toss t633 stmt asstz dain atee uae 2 Osta us? ames aaos asses ates 15 07x73 195s soe n758¢ 23910 none montis taraa ages tasannasr bus aa89 30 cans = tgraa_=tsia sags aint «27s Some 9 ages ste teas staaah aaa S381 35008 Laat @ tastes toe Daze ns Sard 3e0) ral 7 avs 9660 aso 3568 zane a5280 a0 asa 6 438 = aay bos rae 33600 © as6n7 «Suton 5 teiss 27408 «3.00 tae «kas sass) Susana as ist asst 33006 3een hasta tnos gyn haaat a? 2n62e 357037807 kaaes soto gaan Saekg aaa GENERAL NOTES: (a) All dimensions are in milimeters (except fr threads per inch, cal.) {) Metic values ate the rounded, direct sot corwesion ofthe inch vales and do not comply to ASME B1.30 and may not mathematically compute, They should be use for reference only, (© Ailthvead calculations are tobe performed using a function of pitch (Ph; the use of thre height (i for eference only as stated in ASME B1.30, nates (G) The thread values based on function ot height “A” are used fr tference ony (@) The values tabulated in col 6 aso pertain tothe minimum root ads of UNR screw threads, See pars. 2.3.1 and 23.08 ) hr = fe = 0.258 = 01216508057 8) fg = fay = 0375H = 0.32475953" 133 ‘Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, [No eproduction may be made of his material without written consent of ASME,Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 811-2003, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D SPECIAL THREADS Newly created special thread dimensions shail be determined by use of the formulas in the body of this standard and the employment of the rounding rules set forth by ASME B130 Fxisting special thread dimensions developed from previous editions of BL and using rounding rales other than those contained in B130 may differ. Previously established special thread dimensions are acceptable for continued use. Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers No reprdction may be made of his material without writen consent of ASME This Appendix contains Table D-1 (formerly Table 3B. in B1.1-1989) which contains tabulated values for many’ of the more commonly used nonstandard thread sizes. Also contained are Tables D-2 through D-II (formerly ‘Tables 31 through 40 in BI.1-1989). These tables were ‘used in the past to calculate special thread sizes. 134 &Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. PGMA TO07354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81-2003 NONMANOATORY APPENDIX D St1C0 070 stOF0 O66 SékO G6eD a SATO voREWDO ¥SELO taRLO cLOCO LIED mHOOD WEAN BYSEICOLWETI;CM S1e> ro Toor Hee” N60 SHO ae INTO oDWO NAD ieLD SECO MHICD GOOD WENN OPsEICOIMONIOH Stico oro sesra snato aarO taro we aalco wricwwo soca cee woe” SHED emOOO ESA —SESICOMIE-NKO sciso prove ocsro wee” a LUO aC stow LeHeD Har LOCO MICD TODD ve NN e-seIC Oe LEY cose cioro cine ete sekO HECO GLY UseunD uso aLECD HSReO COED DOOD ESM BE -OLTOID 9S cose sto tone soieo wiro Heo ae peed teLeoo eto LsETY LOCO ceRCO OOD ve SAN OSES onseo ecovo susro seEtO Gee” cieo ue ceIED ecAEOOD omEeO GEEEO OME” teRTO 6000 YE_SM_oF-seDMOF ons’ vara onceo arkto zz wxeo we erreD HOC osceO HHECO se¥ED TERED 6100 WE Sun_E-aHLOHO ME ose’ svovo vacro skero ie oreo we Groce eMC vieeO eveCD CaM UEPEO GIO ve gu aE- ose LE-Y ooseo evovo Luteo seevO S1eD Saco we EGELD conto tO BtECD ACO eaTO HOO ve sun E-oseOMHT-Y, oro ove uoro wore eo Le a eEGLO nese THOS vtOrD tIEO EsITO SOD vE_ SH 9S-sIEOMIS—TEH o7wo score omaco store WED KETO a vost vee cKO MOTD soir ESTO SOODe_SHN.Sy-oIEUMeY—eLF orwe scovo HOO S65ro sv GAO a ES8LO Y6RRIOD op6rO sUSED oDIrO tsIEO GOOD e__—SHN._oP-sIeOMOY—eEH orto 6cov0 toro ossro YO paTO we —eEBTO LOKI IEF LED seoco TIED GOOD SH. SE-oIeMBE—U onsr'o teovn 9160 vac SévD ar x oRDFO smveODD esUO LAK caBrO c6BtD ZOD ¥e_—_SHN._95-ot 95-0 onst'o veovn esuvo Spero EVO LTO we POLO svaCOD KEIO LSLED crEvO ceBLO BOOTD¥e_—SHN_ BY -O6LO0BY-o4 opeve ecovn Suev9 sts GOED caro a 6S NOD oOUKO GELTY oMATO L6ETO G00 xe __SHN_oP-osrU MONO csr 6000 6sLL0 oxsto Lak on” we OnsLO eNSeOOD teHLD MEAD sCeTO waEtO ow wea cosr0 - £9000 1129 wwmeo oko LED we sO eteeOOD seOHD eso” ctOTO OMFS oO xe ta a nee eum (1) a Ee : a TE omoeeotl ad aula um “Puen (OR Toon eam SPEAIYL SOLS SUNN/SNN Jo SUONUIqWOD Parrajas 49) azIg Jo SHUNT TO aaeL 3 ae es i A i fy Re a gE @Copyrighted material for licensee's use only, ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D ASME 81.1-2003 aoseu e900 eOLFO MOLI BBD Kv Ge HEP BESO aEFD KOLO ERELD syLO SHOW ws pL —OSLONO HL Yh 05270 oso Gor 6007 6D SAO ae BELSU StECOD OnGFO seo zLIFD GerVO TID we SN Best OWEe~Y; ose70 99000 z5850 8750 cao SHO Br vaLS'D L900 ore TLIO FEIFO SEED stONO ves sev0ND NY, Sc9s0 roo EesO aK EF eo Be ELIS LLLEOOO StESO LEO A¥ssO HHO THOT] su ee se9SDIOLE—9Y, 08 5e9S0 59009 sz I9IS0 LoFo sO ae G5LFO LOSE 9600 SHIFO LOsFO OHVE'D SLODY we SH WI=sza5-0.0 HE") oo0so wro0y oe 65270 69¥O opyO Ge arGrO PeLEOOU TEL Brivo eeerO ex6YD —TLODUs we SND ee eosoID Le — Yh oooso 1s000 ORLY érzvO sere savO Gx LeNVO cLECODD BIIFO LILVO stavO eBSrO EIODU «wesw OOS DIONE -H, oo0s'e so ze9¥O GEOvO KO oPYO Gr SzEYO serVOD raEYO sxIYO onGyD Lasy'o IoD ws —onFOUBAT—YAa ooora 5500 ono sesvO stYD EO Aw reLYO B60 IEWwO eS HEYO sA6vO sto «w_—SHN HE oar OWo HE o00so 2500 ts es¥rO servo BC weora —cooHOO' Gx ssHYO aErD OOD —ooD—ve o0uso 0100 aesvo Geo eevO % —casED esESOV Gato Evo oLeYO yREYO 91000 WSN. et cor owet sero sy tetra vetrO sora seco ae Cea LIMKOOD SRO EEIVO cécYO wErO OTD SKNZe-sueOWOUe sero oso ¥st¥O yotvO cor zecO Ge LONE’ T9REOTD EsOrO EOyD ICYD EREYO etOD eS «BR-LEV DW He-NY,69) seewa 45009 LuoYO MOYO v6ED LUE we —onLED HEROD Zs Lor SueyO zEYD ELOY SN sI-EUEVOEI-HY, 0) avsea evo 9c es9EO GSD OED Ge —BrED ervEOVD EI9EO YEG ECD GBD LOD we SN. LZ -O6F'O10 LR -06-0 0540 orooro seve BBEED SEO SYED Ge EHHED sree BrSCO BISLEY OSIED IrLCO GOOD vE_ SKN ov =ss00 0 07-¥; O10 zr LINED OLSEO ZEW SHO BL GOYED BOTEOOD ASD GASEO seco orCD OTD ven ~sLE DM 9E-% OHLE0 L109 ssseo eoLeO WED SEO 8 SERED STBEOOD corED sorED IED LED OTD west ae = sueOm LEY ssc 96000 sv¥eo saeEo ED SIO ae Heyooo ceED ee os9ED seLED LOND sur seeOID ATP a eT ) TY “IW [aH Suemony se woREN jspe=aa saweg Teal aoa >oueitet "eH, “eH Bisoa pe 2215 eulloN sew Ja2weIg yeuoNuny (©) ON “awe 9 FEW = ue maura tog smnaursgyeuopouny en po sioweig pid 1G) sou eam (son eae (Paved) speaiys 591495 SYNN/SNN Jo SuONEUIqWOD parses 40) 8215 30 SHWT Ta BIEL rine 2004 bythe American Society of Mechanieal Faginces ay be made ofthis material without waiten consent of ASME Copyright © No reproduction miCopyrighted material for licensee's use only, ‘A0 1007354 26 Aug 10, ASME 81.1-2003 NONMANDATORY APPENODK 0 see's T200' GSEE'E SReET TET g6ET UE RTT eSYSOD| LEE OueEL KESEL ELEY 91009 YESH vE~SueTIO NI -HEH) 5A eBDOO LAIET OOLET BATT s9ET we OFSET EWG BIOL HOT zoEL LELEL LOD. WSN OL -Sue-T HOT HEH) Oost 95000 sweet exert SIZT Sort BE TesTT BECO CLIC gtEeT SIE eT CLOW SN we osE'TIOHE— Yt Onset 0200 9oLzT MOT BRET ELV Ge KEBEE 10NS0D0 9yGET OLOeL LAEZ'E Hae 9LODD.s WSN -oseE OMY) ooset za00 zeErT OseeE Cor TE we GecrE EMO HLT MERE HEE Uae 10D «WSN OF -aseLmor—Ya) OSCE 95000 SEOLT G/GOT O60 ORT ge —sHLOT ECHO BUTI 99H SOITT HEATLEY HN E~SeETHONE-YaH) OSCE G90 SSBOT 9BOT E90 aPOT BE ceKOT SHESODD LUO G4LoL LETT WERT 9H WENN UE~Ser tH H-Yaw) OSCE t800O L9H onsoT SLOT OT BL —ovOOT SELHODG GIST I8s0L zOILT ERY GOOD. WE SNN OF ~Sert9OI-YaAw) [oot e500 T1860 65260 GOED OA a —IYSEO ECONO OL LHD ED BSED LOD YE SNN HE ~ONT I ze~1 oot S500 aL sez6o SED S580 Be LeEO LEROY HIE DLE SEHD sAKeD CLOUDY SNH OOUTL WH -L oooo't z900' t9L60 66960 S6D OSD Ge WEESU SLRODU BLS —SeHFO SRD oRGeD YOUVE YE SN «BE—OW0'E ee —16 D000 ORO OHO ose LPO ceHO Ge T6LHO SSID OLD EE SBE TEKEO TOW ves 000't 00-107 vss0 Z5000 1950 GOSH YEO seHO er Lars’ BRKCODD sey seMeO —LLIFD BELO IODD WE Ske SPOOL -,.091 o5us0 yso0 ees 62¥#D veo ovo ur zHEw'O LSINOOO seo somPD 99D BELO 100 WE SNe SLPOMO HL -—LH 5480 to osFO GBEHD aeFO SIFO Er n40B'0 OBMMEO BEBO SHEBD GOTO gELFO ptODD ve SHE suPONDBL-—NL. ose 6200" Get ODIO SRD” 190 Be SLO GOON Leow caeO CONRO zELRD BLOOD ve OL=SLBDIO OL -,09 oosea ts00 OLED esevO GLY O10 we err 6REOOD worLo ALO EHO ENO cHODD HEME -ORVOMUE-Y, ooseo e600 eaLLD eceLO SLD SOLO ee ea SOMO BLED sterO IRCO BED CLOW wg He OSvOMNT-Y, 00se0 06000 esto sciz0 woo oy ae BeeTO Soro se10 ecro peW0 © MOV we SINT 050081 -Y,) “aw Sue EW UNE UW Se Cw) ‘win Ue) on] "we sI0NT souEMONY SHED Wor uayspeom, mesa aaa "aanara won See B20 puean ution sepounya jeorouny ens TaueIG lew ue sarouerg wou ‘oan eco an Ta) ont emo Teen (PaueD) sped 591195 SuNN/SNN Jo SuOReUIGUIOD p>I29|9§ 104 e215 Jo SMI] Ta e1geL 137 @ Copyriaht © 2004 by th American Society of Mechanial Engines, No reproduction may be made of this material thou ten consent of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 INONMANOATORY APPENDIX D ASME 81.1-2003 seave eso cess spire vecve over? oC LETC? ootvono seHTe SoH? 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YE SHO -OSeeOL-/e1 vos: 69000 socre Geowe ESE ome ge CEEHE TRESOO NSE ceOyE L6BrE WaEFE —-OLOTD Ye SN wt -oOszRE-H0) ooos'e 94000 tusre otsve were cee Ge HEIN TeBsOOD Tape etsye ONE CBOE LLOUD Ye Sk HE-oOsZIOM~y.20) nose sa000 Levre cstv cure cace Ge —GBLER T6BR0OD cae oCKvE HSBYE OBOE OLD Wes OL-oszWOL-Y.2m stere yoo cxove epee meLee coset aC UH cOTNOOD aSEE eet were sueYE 0000 ¥E Steve ovo woe oom Mw “GUET A MIOER SONOOD MAREE eaeEe HaeVE BsEYE ODO YE SAN ST —SeeNe mT SEICE soo caaee stdeT MALL OsNeL HE IHRE ONINOOD MITE IEE oct seICE 90090 vE seIee suove ossee Giuet “BSCE “SACL Be SHKLL LOD mace FOIE stove eOIeE 91000 We SAN. OT —SeLCZ MOT cose wooo soree weet EOE ooee we eeaTE HHesOOD LLOCe ELIT LEE veREE STOOD Wt -ostz wat~H.e7 cose seooo uutee skort sare Ee we CHB HsUsOOD I9ETT GIORe ORE COME HOOD WE -ostz mE -H.eOn owse'e ooo veere osere GOEL Gore Be GRE TeHOD WILE OER SELL ome OLED WAN OF -O6eZ MOT -H22H “ww s2ueimjoL EW UI EM Se) (HR) If) HoT “ww (G2) 210M] “uIY—[(@) ATOM} aDUEMONY SSE vegug zee euwgioum ‘SRN me. “an “ee aspurg empimy (9H) ‘pue JayeWEIG Yd i Peer a an [cp 210n) yeu [@ mom ease (auo>) speaius saH9§ SuNn/SNN 10 suoREUIqWD po22I95 10) e715 Jo SHU T-a a1gEL 139 g 5 1 i z 3 2 2 @ [No opmeton may’ made ofthis material without writen consent of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only, ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D ASME 81.2-2003, ee 1@) onl Taewerg ou suersI0, “ew Zor mesesiemen To aen ea (Pawo) speasys seas SUNN/SNN Jo SuoPEUquIED pa}raI9g 10) az15 Jo Sy Ta aIqeL 40 Copyright © 2004 by dhe American Sosiey of Mechanical Engineers [No rprodueton may’be made ofthis material without writen consent of ASME @)Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 'A01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 61.2003 [NONMANDATORY APPENDIX O ‘vo apvavoa 04 ave yo au spoyiow Suypunos ‘agua ay} 0 2004 20 940 (6) pus 3 puodey. uy aBuoyoe pu IEPUEALUON pos} aE T'T@ BASY JO Sons Sed Wor} siaquMe 19 EID} 30) Bau Br paBUEY> Uoog ane wor BRU Pa 4 2>v0MoNe smu 2984 puE YE Bee 0) (ET “Hed UG) DUGIIOL IED id We ‘ateWeIG [evO}DuNy 105 £25 "IEG 995 TTY tied 00s jonn>edsa) “ae Sse ‘244 pu saowerp sew eujuow a se aus oy) os sory arog “sats 809, ou pnb few unso> oye “Soiaue (pH pu slew wrKeU aia "Ys PANPRE UE Eun spronin Ye Sse 04 (C) “Ep Hed 985 “pouugun> ag Aeu S28SeP> PEDAL (1) ‘sulon ‘uo 250 eutpe 1} suoneuBisp ye ui nn Jo a2e wy BuRMaRSAMS A, aud 9q how uo pean yNN a4p YOR Hoy DEAR NN a =}ED}UI UNOYs LOMELBISap s0U9S 'SAION NINO 0000 S800 Toes vEGS'S BLO CROs Ge Gti6S ISSO ToVeS —STSSS CIRGS ORG OCOD We NN —~HI-ODOSTT—9U) 200c'9 9600'0 Hre'S OsteS EIB'S tS BL Las LaELOOO ¥sL6'S ALES GvEES BLES czO!0 «ESN OBO 100r 96 0052'S vB00 OLLL'S MEOLS MHDS LLNS UL MONE LANSNOD SONS LION'S BIEL FERS GI00 VE SN aL -aNL'Su0ML-Y,5 0) 005’ $600 vers OSes" coN'y z's LLaRNS HELOOD SSLS SEAS GHELS UNL'S —EEOOD WENN roses voor -¥.5) Qoos's WED Oars MESS GES HAPS HL DELS EEYBOOU ESPY'S LISH'S BLBY'S RSH'S——6IGOD. WH PT -vOSS HT =7.5H) ww SURI ew UN DG i spe sion) “uw Uz) =ionl “win aOR] souENONY SHED) ‘rata = ee ditty) Sooo = “ peo eon 20 seu oan nC ue yuma sd meted puri nny um puewiuer a maar east manana (Pauo9) speaius seves sunn/SNN Jo suoneUlquia) pair9I9g 10) az15 Jo 10 age, ui & Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineer, No reproduction may be made of this material without writen consent of ASMECopyrighted materia for licensee's use only, ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME B1.1-2003, NONMANDATORY APPENOKK D Table D-2 Major Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Classes 1A, 2A, and 3A _——_ ae eee ie _ Cass 24 and ‘ihresday cass 14 lass 34 in 0.090 3 0.060 1 0 0.0032 7 0.0035 66 0.0038, 56 o.0081 4s 0.0045 rn 0.0048 “0 0077 9.0052 36 1.0083 2.0055, x 0089 2.0060) 2 0.0088 0.0055 ca 0100 0.0067 2 o.n108 1.0072 2 oon 0081 18 0.0131 9.0087 1s 0.0142 0.0034 1“ 0.0158 00703 2 0172 oon 10 0.0194 0129 5 0.05 oo1so 5 0.0273 oot 4 0.0357 00238 m2 [-g, Corset © 2004 by the American Socety oF Mechanical Engineers @ [No reduction may be made of tis material without writen eonsent of ASME.Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANOATORY APPENDIX O Table D-3 Allowances for External Threads of Special Diameters and Pitches (UNS/UNRS) — Classes 1A and 2A Allowance based on basic major diameter of 0.0625 0.09375 0.125 0.1875 0.25 0375 0S 0625 075 1 125 18 For diameter range above 0.0470 00781 0.1094 0.1862 02188 03125 04375 05625 06875 OATS 1495 1375 To and including (0761 0.41094 0.1562 02188 0.3125 04975 05625 06875 OATS 1425 1375 1625 Threadsin Major, itch, and Minor Diameter Allowances, In 80 0.0006 0.0006 0.0006 0.0007 0.0007 . 2 9.0006 0.0006 0.0006 0.0007 0.0007 .0007 * j oa 1.0006 0.0007 0.0007 0.0007 0.0007 0.0008 a.0008 | : 56 0.0007 0.0007 0.0007 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0009 0.0009 8 <1 0.0007 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0009 0.0009 0.0009. 0.0009, : a 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0008 0.0009 0.0009 0.0009 0.0010 0.0010 40 . 0.0008 0.0009 0.0009 0.0009 0.0010 9.0010 9.0010 0010 |. 36 : 0.0009 0.0009 0.0009 0.0010 0.0010 0.0010 0.0010 0.0012 0.0011, 32 0.0009 0.0009 0.0010 0.0010 0.0010 o.o11 9011 0.0011 0.0012 28 0.0010 0.0010 20011 o.0t1 0.0011 0.0012 0.0012 0.0012 ” i 0.0010 0.0010 20011 0.011 0.0011 0.0012 0.0012 0.9012 Pa 0.0011 0.0011 0.0011 0.9012 0.0012 0.0012 0.0013 0.0013 20 ies 09012 0.9012 0.6013 0.0023 a.0013 0.0014 o.c0r4 18 : Ct 0.0013 0.0013 o.0024 o.0ota 0.0014 o0015 : 1 n.0014 0.0034 0.0034 0.0015 o.0015 0.0015 1“ : : Ct : 0.0015 0.0035 0.0025 G.0006 0.0016 2 2 1 IT aos 0.0016 00017 0.0017 0.0017 30 : : 0.0018 0.0018 0.0019 8 -— = 0.0023. 0.0023 6 ‘Nlowance based on base majordiameterof 175 «2258S o 2 For diameterrange above 1.625 1875 225 275 325s ASS : a To ana including 1975 225° 275 3287s SBT no Threads Major Pitch, and Minor Diameter Allowances, in. 80 oon * n : Ss : . 6 ma OO 56 : : Dot ry ‘ oar Me 3 4 : Ct : “0 = Doohe ae ee 36 : ft 3 9.0012 0.9013 0.0013 0.0013 ‘ . 2 0.0013 0.0013 o.o014 0.0014 014 0.0035 : 7 0.0013 0.0013 c.00r4 0.0014 a.0018 0.0015 0.0015 0.0016 : 2% 0.0014 0.0014 o.00r4 0.0015 a.0015 0.0015 G.0076 0.0016 : 3: 2 0.0015 9.0015 0.0015 0.0016 a.0016 o.0016 0.0017 0.0017 : 18 9.0015 0.0015 0.0016 0.0016 10017 0.007 coor? 0.0028 o.0019 16 0.0016 0.6016 0.0017 0.0017 0017 O01 o.OOI8 0.0019 0.0019 0.0020 a4 0.0017 00017 6.0017 o.0018 0.0018 0.0018 9.0019 0020 0.0020 0.0021 00022 n 0.0038 0.0018 0.0019 9.0019 0.0019 0.0020 0.0020 0.0021 0.0021 9.0022 00073, 30 9.0039 0.020 0.0020 9.0020 0.0021 0.0021 0.0022 0.0022 0.0023 nor a.0024 5 0.0021 0.0022 0.0022 0.0023 0.0023 0.0023 0.0024 0.002% 0.0025 9.0026 0.0026 6 1.0025 0.0025 0.0025 0.0028 0.0026 0.0026 0.0027 0.0027 0.0028 0.0029 0.0029 4 s+ 00030 0.0031 0.0031 0.0031 0.0032 0.0032 0.0033 0.0034 0.0034 0.0035 GENERAL NOTE: Clases 1A and 2A allowances ae detemined by multinving Class 2A pte diameter tolerances (com puted to six decimal places) by 0.3 and are based on lengths of engagement cf ine pitches. 1 (SRR EIR Raion Sy iis iS) ‘No eroudon may mas is mati witout ese ef ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003, [NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D Table D-4 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 1A a tam Aioe Gaiam“ Oon WOH aR ba an aati aie cee ri a 16 to 30, 0.191 100.38 [Bie | Sale (Bis RSH as, Sen Gi gh Sib Seas tome ume omer wu en as, SING GSS Ae Se RS sates coms amen can: cues a (eet hitmas dete sah: sett ott atl gene tae ete (3 | SARS, ee > fies came fies (eRe mss ‘ae Soe Se 5m cr weiss (GD cnet gee tees eee gt « (es, | eens a Goss eng guy ona ws ne | BAS ; ome Ae eet ae (tas ae Rin 2 = ete heme tee gee a « [ana even ors (@) These values do not agree with and shall not be used in place of any tabulated values for the UNC, UNF, and 4-UN, GUN, and UN thread seis, (2) Class 14 tolerances inthis Table for 5 to 15 pitches ee based on 9 pitehes and ave obtained by multiplying the class 2 (extemal trea) tolerances for 9 pitches faken to six decimal places (se Tele 20) by a factor of 1. (0 lass 18 tolerances inthis Table for 16 10 30 pitches ae obtained by mtiphing the Class 24 (external thread) tole ances or 9 pitches taken to sx decimal places bya factor of 1.975 [obtained by mubiplyng the 1.5 lator by 1.28). For lengths of engagement nat tabulated, sce para. 5 ua ‘Copsright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. No reproduction may te made ofthis materi without wien consent of ASME.Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 'A01007354 26 Aug 10 [NONMANDASORY APPENDIKO ASME B1.1-2003 Table D-4 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 1 ss =o os sw oR as avs eis sawyS 225 oars OaSSSSOASSSCSSSSCTSSC«SSC ius 16s ws aaa asa Pc ameter Tolances, i edslin. Ja J« Js jes ovo cove: 00053 0045 a0? ios coor? Sears onet G08) ones conse 106s ones oar om07: 0072 ir loose 0082 aaes cee? | S.nne Bnet ones 0.0085 0065 0048 00070 e007 cnr oars acerD Senso looes Goss Sones Oost Gachd couse ove | 0089 cong7 0006s 0.0062 aor 00075 aa07s our? 0079 canoe? ‘b0e3 Bows Gooee ions Soor2 .00m4 ave Done” as 0071 0007s aoe 9.0076 agora 0.0080 94a 00064 0087 ‘oo Bousi 8082 08s cose otea Gato? soves poten ‘nor 0607 00077 0.0079 aos: o.0083 eacas 9.0087 00090 0.0054 ‘ones Caos coe 00039 ooo Ooibe Gatos 90809 Date Ont? 0073 04078 post 0085 oc08s 0.0085 0088 0.0081 00093 0057 90101 (boss S08 ator olen ootes ates Gallo Oot3 Baie aeind 0i36 ‘20083 cose 9085 0087 aus 0.0091 O08? 0.0095 0088 aot? ames acres Boies cates 0108 GoIoy oom? ool Gore os Boze toy O02 BaI95 ‘20188 0.0090 9.0091 g0053 0.085 00097 aoO8s O10 am103 sole oom aatte Ooo cor 013 Gone sous dein Gols? 01m Oni Goi 039 aula oise 00097 9.0098 aim 90102 ca10s aoINe oo108 anit OOS apNIa 00128 Doris ist Oo2s das eam Gano ois 13s Bol3e tolee alas Gots 01a cota? 90108 Gantt oons ootts are oN oon cos 0129 90132 00182 Obie dois Gots co 903 ols Oolee OIs Bul Gotet Oates aot 00123 00124 90126 Gos 90130 port GoIs oo1sy oat DOA omar Sore Ooise Ooiss Ooiss Gono ote? Botek Dore OI Batt noise eases ois: cots 00155 ais? 01s cere2 ooiss ooise ag? 0.0175 dois Gois Cois 0195 coisa 0.0201 OaIo ORD Bazis ORs (Pitches listed are those used mast carmonly and ave recommended, Wher intermediate pitches ar specified, the for mula in para. § should be apple. (© Tolerances are tabulated only for combinations of diameter, pitch, and length of engagement that ae considered tobe generally use. For other combinations encountered, see pa. 5 145 (a oxi ©2008 bythe Aeron Soi of Mechanics Enos) ‘No eproduction may be made of his material without writen consent of ASMA. SSCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 61.1-2003 [NONMANOATORY APPENDIX D Table D-5 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 2A Tolerance based on base maior dameter of (ons25 00575 a5 03875 025 0375 os aes ays a For ameter ranae shove 0470 0078 A105 01562 oatR8 09195 aaa7s 05825 06875 037s Te ane incising (076i 0.1094 04562 02188 asi ou37s 5615 47S 0875 1425 Lena of aaa sm Number of Pues Plc inmate Tlic in sas 296% 029 6019 90020 e002 cor 0.0023 so [ieee SROs Sanit SES SRR. EP SHER. nf sits verwoz oco2 aon 0021 0023 e002? 0025 jete0 Oditiecd2 0035 cone Goo? nme O00 “BOO sis 20310023 0.0021 ogar2 0022 0024 0.002 000% a0007 (25, GENES, GE SRF SSG 85 Gat ORM SRR, so [51038 09027 20028 o00x4 0025 coors 00x anos anos 00020 tet Garitoase (o02 0.0030 Gest eos? ‘aos eons GaoNe Oa03r ww [5035 aaptoat tapos 00025 08026 0.0027 90029 803 o00%1 toss tet 30 O3titeGe Donat —es2 033 boone ‘Goose oes? ‘GauRe 0099 we [ats ost wose core 00025 0027 0.0028 0000 90021 9.9022 09022 0mm [tetede ban woes 032 S033 Boos Bends bags? DoOse edd Honk oot wo [54s aro s+ 00027 00029 00029 0031 00032 9.0022 0014 0035 [teto30 Canmore Sl oboe booss nos? 0038 0043 Baset Boned ao4e gs [StS o1a9082 20038 0.0030 00st 00052 00033 00034 00035 oan ( tetedo oarrieaay {Goose cus? Scose Gag Oia ines gana nes ae [58s orsi9047 0030 0001 0092 one aco%s oae% ocr3e conse fetedo Ourteose boas 00039 Giaoaa Ooou2 oon oaks Bonus Ganar wm [3s orstoose ++ 00033 o0034 aoo36 00037 00028 00038 ons Isto} Ost to Loe Obie? 00003 dose one ceaK7 Bota Gorse mn [sms osstoose 0.0034 0.0035 00036 0.0037 a0 0029 conan iets esrb 4 Ge? booed boes Oona? conus Go0e GeosD aa | 5s 021 042 00036 0.0037 0038 0.0039 aco40 an041 04042 eto 30 batt 36 Goows Dooes GooKe CouNs oos0 Gavst Baasa - sas 02510075 2 cod 94041 9082 9.0062 a.0044 cans 0 | eto 30 orsrte1s0 Bc0s0 Gans Goss ose .00ss Baas? ert 0289083 0.0013 0084 0004s 0.0086 v00ar teto30 Oastto 66 Danse 0008s oes? o0nss 800s ww [588 021096 ¥ 004s 0047 90048 00049 90050 ietod0 Oper Sons? boos Dinca aoe wo [sis 03610107 9050 ag0s1 00081 aos ioe Sonterie 1 Seog? Go0es Dove Bone bo fam parte tas 20084 0054 00055 a0057 eto 30 1tta330 Tl ecg? cosa Raves Sort wf 5848 nso iso. . acco acues etn 30 Sat p 300 eors S077 2 [seis 0629 188 cacacs 361030 Testo 376 Co ‘cose . [8% 9830250 6 383, 12503975 ‘GENERAL NOTES: (@) These values do not agree wth and shall not be used in place of any tabulated values forthe UNC, UNF, and UN, GUN, and BUN tread series. 0) Formate: - _ _ ass 2A tolerances: = 0.0015 3B + 0.0015 \ZE + 0.015 YP where = basic major dlameter LE = length of engagement P = phen 146 ‘opyraht ©) 2004 bythe American Society of Mechanical Engine [No reproduction may be made ofthis material without writen coasont of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 NNONMANOATORY APPENDUX 0 ASME 61-2003 Table D-5 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 2A 142s 1375 162s aS 288s 32ST . 8 3m) 4185487) asa SSS Ph Dame leo rota | Jas | J 0037 ono |™ m9 ooo 0061 90042 004s oa0at ae 2508 Sooso Coosa bos Roose Come | Seest bast Goose ounss Geese bamse 00059 aval : }» aos: 00042 00043 00044 cose 04047 a00s9 04049 nos a9089 ia goss 0004 90065 90045 0088 90047 a00s9 g051 a00s9 nase ao fioosd SBH$S $8047 Boose Soot Sane Sone? anes Ssuce Goucs 0017 20048 20068 90049 00051 90052 00052 cose aa0ss sose es Seoss 90058 Set Btace | Soees anes Goose Goede Baers Soest Sines ooea e0ea Goose ames coos) auo ors aors Ogura | Sloeee S065 | Goce onc? Gongs urs Gora Goord bore Bowrd Ganbl towe J Sess 2060 coro cori Soars 8am Coors Bory oor Soosi ames cones J» 2008 0059 00040 cos 062 9mNE) dmDKs M0055 O04? 40069 90072 a00rs i ‘0072 ors Qaons Oonre oor? Ooare Booed ames cooks ante ong90 | Bsop8 0062 onsse 005s 006s e067 o0nse coro 00572 00074 00077 0079 wo Saore sam Gost 02 Sones ones Sisoos ons0 net Boss aa88 caoro o0sr1 agent 0072 ceo oars 0077 omer oonst noses noes i iter SBann Boe isa Soon tne Soosr Bon88 tat botee ator 20081 anes? 0.08 cone 095 008s emer 0009: noes 9206 Je oir coim oie owe coice ose oats oost8 ir (© Length of engagement increments included in the tabulated tolerances fr length of engagement af fiom 5 to 35 pitches are based on lengths of 9 pitches; those for lengths of engagement of rom 16 to 30 pitches ate obtained by Iultipying the 9 pitch values taker to six decimal places by 1.25. For lengths of engagement not tabulate, the for mula in @) above should be applied except as modified. (@ Pitches tisted are those used most commonly and are recommended. When Intermediate pitches are speciieg the for mula in @) above stould be applied (Tolerances are tabulated only for combinations of diameter, pitch, and langth of engagement that are considered to be srenerally use, For other combinations encountered, see pag. 5 uy ‘Copyright © 2004 by the American Sockty of Mechanical Engineers. & | [No production may be ade ofthis material without writen egnsent uf ASME,Copyrighted material for licensee's use on} ene AO 1007354 26 Aug 10 , ASME 61.1-2003 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D Table D-6 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 3A ‘Wane based on bse nor ameter of 0625 009375 0425 as75 025 27S aS mS 07st For somete aren save Gor7a 00781 109 04562 07188 03125 OANTS 05625 06875 DATS Tong cong a7e1 03098 03562 02168 09525 O4N75 a56RS 06875 0475 125 ath of aap “wean, mune Pees Puch ameter eres we [amis ac6:0019 9084 00015 0015 aces acoH7 | fete30 GigiteGse Ga0%8 Gon1s 0019 set Gace ne [mts 807%002) 0085 00016 00% 00017 eaert o0019 {teed Satiwase Gap1 ooois 002 acon Gace oa0%3 ER 08:0023 00016 00015 90017 ag018 acole 90019 a.020 so [5885 008 00.27 0017 90018 oco1e 0018 90020 aacm 90022 acon a [5s 10 9033, coos 00017 aor» 00020 o0020 cco22 0.0023 noo « [ieiede Satwoss "2 Goan ozs onze ov cose Gone o.0090 Binse ban wo [Ese alae boxe Gong? Seow Sous como oomt Sent Sans wm [RRS e149 042 0022 90022 00022 a0024 002s 0.026 0026 oacx7 ietea Siatwos (0037 ote Goons ansm cost Gans cuss soos [ER SER Stoo Ship Seeko Sarst coms Gens Sess Sone sis 018 w 030 0025 000% 09027 0028 00028 o0029 0000 w [Biel SUN 1) SGC SSE Sikh SHES cons Sime Shee ny [suas 019 056 9025 000% 00027 0028 00029 00028 9.00% (ikch cbateth Soom Sas Sue Sous coms our ome we [ER om was aor 90028 00029 00029 00000 ocont 00%? a» LER 025 075 awe 0001 00032 0032 0.0035 a0 iet030 orate 30 0037 038 coon net toned Booed we [oes o2twoss e002 90012 c00% 00025 ooms isiodo Canta ee anni 00a? Bones 0083 noes we [588s caiwose + ss 00% 9.9035 90036 0.0038 00097 isieio Some ae SIL GoonS 004 ies cones One? a [EB 042125 acoso 00061 coat 4c42 to {5035 050% 450 i 0045 aos feto30 15a to Stoss aaa e [3ee0 1Setta 376 : aoe 6 [Ei Sattaco «RRS 12510325 (GENERAL NOTES: (@) These values do not agree with and shall not be used in place of any tabulated values forthe UNC, UNF, and 4UN, ‘GUN, and BUN tvead series. (8) Clas 34 tolerances inthis Table for 510 15 ptehes are based on 9 pitches and ate obtained by multipin the Cless 2A extemal thred) tolerances fr 9 ptehes taken to si decimal places by a factor OF 0.75. (©) Class 38 tolerances inthis Table for 16 to 30 plches re obtained by multipWing the Cass 28 (exemal tread toler ances for 9 pitches taken to sk decimal places by a factor of 0.9375 (obtained by multipin the 0.75 factor by 1.25) For lengths of engagement not tabulated, see para 5. 8 ‘opyight © 2000 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers [No reproduction may be made of this material without writen consen of ASME.Copyrighted material for licensee's use only, 'A01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D ASME 81.1-2003 Table D-6 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 3A wuss? Ce ee) ims 4375 eis 1a75—«22S—«TSaASSCaS=CASSC‘SS=SCi)SSCt 1375165 ~4aS 225 ”~=~«SaRsaS=SCSSC~‘“‘ SSC‘S*S*=“‘*S*CS Fc iar Telarc i hss. 3 i ; J» 0.0035 0.0036 4 : 0029 000! ogo o90s1 cans? om 0037 Gonas oose 0.039 Saas Oona? : : 0011 aoos 0052 0.0035 0034 0.0035 00036 anne ‘0035 Goi3e Obed Omen monk ance Bacus Sones ‘20031 00932 00083 e003 0034 0.0035 e003 0.9037 ga038 0.0039 (0038 0040 soar Gone oocks doa Gatos 906 BaDKe CONN ] | ] } p | } | } ] | ] ] ] ] | * [ood .0042 a2 cons as ous GaoaT 00480030 O0sT 20035 0.0036 0.0036 0037 00038 0.0039 aoo40 90041 ans? 0842 . oe Ooms doods Ges anus Gace 0080 censt Oaas3 | Conse : : 20036 00037 000s 00039 a00x0 00041 one ocnK2 4044 OOD4S o.DA7 ‘aoes o0ne7 ody Dnous Coos0 ost dos? 800s} | Baas4 baNse 09 90038 0092 00s 00040 0041 o00k2 0043 0045 a.on4s 94047 asa4e 2030 004s conde use Dausd Gous2 0.0083 Banss conse Bans? Ganse noest | Otte) 0021 cone 0082 0043 a0OKK 0004S GcO¥s ODN oDdd BOK 40st 0053 00s ‘00st Go0s2 c0052 0.033 ooss couse vos? Ganss peso ancl Bones | snes Ganes 90043 wands ao04s a.0045 aos ac0K7 0004s GoD¥y 0.0050 a.052 agos4 ass gcosT 00s Danss couse Gos? Goose oes inaso Gone does anes oooer anes Cgrt 0047 pen48 ons a004s 0050 oo0st 0052 cuss 0054 aNOss 90057 0059 aas2 0059 Dore coos: tiooer ones coven Odes Haves ovat 0069 nou? wore CoaTe 30052 000s) 00054 0084 ac0s5 00056 o.m0s7 ou0sE 9005 aoDEL 00053 0064 oO 006s oeeee cover nooas conKs 90070 aor, Gaur? ors DoB7e ONre Deo 0082 9061 vane 0x62 0.0063 acne 0.0065 0.0065 ac067 90088 0070 84072 A074 0076 007? 007s 00079 acoso o.0s1 Gooe2 oom as apace base Baan | & 20076 o0077 0078 00073 acers 0.0081 cok o.0084 0085 0.0087 ‘80095 0056 ces? Oooss cope otoi autos gies Geror nots | & (@) Pitches listed ave those used mast commonly and are recommended, Where intermediate pitches oe specified the for ‘mula in pata. 5 should be apple (© Tolerances are tabulated only for combinations of diameter, itch, and length of engagement that ae considered tobe guneraly used. For other combinations encountered, see pata, 5. 149) Copysight © 2004 by the American Sovkty of Mechanical Engineers @) [No reproduction may he made ofthis material without writen coment of ASME.Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME 81.1-2003 NOWMANOATORY APPENDIX D Table D-7 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for Internal Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 1B. ‘Warestoved on bv mar Monee? —— GOS} _—aOHTTS 042s Os875 O25 age 0s ome oe a Fada ne cove ow7e 007s 09094 01362 07188 03128 omy osnas 068T5 oaTs Tnsneinene 07a: oxen 0x56 Oath 03138 047s 05t25 o4NIS 8/5 L225 Coat of ese een, Warf Pes i fen ean (GR BNNs wo [eB 08 2023 [EER Bae [2S SNe sess er019034 [Eis SSNS 3 a [se aro —..9a050 aa051 94059 90055 omEss sos ODE? 006 conde ilo GURale Since Stest Sane? Somes Omnrs sors ear? uum? Goose wo [ses aarm03s 20054 00056 90057 aanso asad oar64 omnes ome Muh Batiee oust conve sors oacys Game Sais) Oued Ome as [38 oat won s+ 90956 00958 000k 0006) 9606s Cans omess ors Weds GaNwods 380% 8os%5 Goes Som Smt Seles SONS Sete nn [585 usm oer 0039 oo0st 000% eo0% ones coor annrt oso7e Beisdo EMG. oor Soir Soom Sones Sons Sy Sons Senet [sm xsi 0se 20045 e00sr e004 oowr2 o0nr3 anirs ocurs WSo BERN Seow Sooes Gover lous Soma Smt Sane [sms ea tase n04s coe e0ira anes ctor o0G78 axons ido Gate Stoo coms Gosue osmnt eons ommps um a [soe aatmose ss 993% 09072 o0G7¢ 00m am078 00:80 cose wb Gantt i Ghisr lmee Seops Samos Bibos Saree Sots ww [set 035% 075 007s sox 00089 9208s 00086 ame BSo SBN Slove Soiet iiss Sutes bones ati we [5835 oasnoas o0ke cont? oones 0:50 ocuns ilo We : Sates coves Sava Sens. Sonne we [5m ogi moss oot ooin ones oats ower ite BRAN 2 Sont come ome Sais Sits sits e361 207 . 2017 oon ontca oct w [Reso ENR Sen oma Saas Gente a [sm aat0 225 ak oie 00106 ani0s st ids SSiRSe : i Seis anh hes tens wo [sts 03010130 cou oor ii MR sour one ao [pints esis nina [isso LENS oie [sins aas2s0 a [5s Lasieazs Bil URS GENERAL Nore: (@) These values do not agree with and shall not be used in place of any tabulated values forthe UNC, UNF, and &-UK, GUN, and 8UN thread series (8) Class 18 (intemal thread) tolerances inthis Table for 5 to 15 pitches ate based on 9 pitches and are obtained by mu plying the Cass 28 (extemal theae tolerances for 9 pitches taken tos decimal places by a factor of 1.95 (©) Gass 18 tolerance in this Table for 16 to 30 pitches are obtained by multiplying the Class 24 (external trea) tole ances for 9pltches taken to six decimal paces by a factor of 2.437 (oBtalned by multipin the 1.95 factor by 1.25), For lengths of engagement not tabulated, see para. 5 150 Gonsnt © 200 yi Anata Soca ofMshal Eger. _No reproduction may be made ofthis material without writen consent of ASME )Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 [NONMANDATORY APPENDIX 9 ASME 811-2003, Table D-7 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 1B us us sas Ce ee sms 1575 teas ars ams as ats SASSO isms 16 oiws tas aS asOATS ASSOC Pes amet Tela in TWresdsin “6 | oor ocors ] Soot Conse e % 0076 0078 goa aoost acu —a.087 ” ooss tons Hota oie? gotes aca 00% cous: case 0.0095 00088 0.9090 4092 ano8s coioo SSib: Gstor Sone eae oat) ene Oars |= 0080 cess 0085 acaes ocosp o.0092 caus 0.0086 0057 nto3 sp ooie Goim come 0108 Gon dom denir coe ams Bst28 0085 a0087 00088 0090 acs 0.0085 0097 aie mis actae » So10s Gores coro a1? conte ool ales Gols 0g GuI33 20091 9093 009s 0.0096 a0 p10 oaIoL o0INe o0s02 ania 7 Borie Bote dots Ootz0 core 0127 Gato Sais olay Bett 130095 aos97 ouo% 00100 0.010 0.105 getos agit 0.0113 oorte 90122 ia Bovis Dor dois vores coe bois Gos dou? Gola Botte ore 0100 aie 00103 010s cI ooo aor? gor Gos esi 9.0126 aer3t te oi, daisy ise Gos dons forse Bats ants gens Geist o0Iss aolee aoies ator v0 aout o0114 011s gore 99120 0124 can? 90132 aat37 i 0132 @0i% O13 O.1ss Dot? CONS ous Guts fons Gate Geles airy 0113 00115 oom cons cart 0012 0.0125 01% IN oor% aoua oor a Sout ool43 onids ania? Gatst oo1ss ois? ooIs ote Gores anise Bais 00122 90124 00126 00128 cone 99153 90135 017 oI ora oI onTsE 7 bois Oo13s noise Ooiso cows dates ole> O17 DeIre Bata noisy BoIa2 20336 90138 00139 01m cote ors aor 01st 0154 08157 90163 emT6T le S017 oir? oni doire cotso 018s cies Died 0193 Belay B20) Baan nse oor ois 0164 cater 00169 carn coir 017s 018) 0197 Soisr coneo bot02 om; come Oomi Gazle uate bore 90229 Os vars 0200 0202 00704 00205 car 90213 oars 00223 ozs Boro boms bossy vase sea Adaee 023 G0R79 (@ Pitches listed are those used mast commonly and are recommended. Where intermediate pitches ae specified, the for mula in para. § shouldbe apateg (6 Tolerances are tabuleted only for combinations of ciametat, pitch, and length of engagement that are considered to be generally use, For other combinations encountered, se® pas, 5 151 Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers ® [No reproduction may be made ofthis material without wit consent a ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only, ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME B3.1-2003, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D Table 0-8 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for Internal Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 2B Tolranee Base on bake major sama of oss 009375 0525 03875 a3) _oa7s as oa 7s For dimer ane bore ‘00470 oursi Gloss case ania a3izs aAn7s 0ssas o0a7s o=7s Tend ing (GaTs: 04094 0156? 02188 09125 04975 ase _O6873 OATS 425 Lengo engagenene Tusadsi, Number of Popes Ph ieee, wf 588 osto1 02s 0.0026 00027 aneae 0828 ieto0 GSstiot3e Boost const sy Goss O07 v2 [Heo ASHLEE. RL S0REBER. Gam Sates wa [5835, 80807 o00r7 00028 aor 90031 vans? 00034 0.035 tet. Oassiecas Goose dooss Gann? 98 Booka aes noes : so [ 52035 999 90.27 e030 0.00" aco 90032 0035 00%? aces 00039 iete0 oonsase 00037 oeds Ban4a Sooaa Aooud es ava? G00 stots etoioos 0.0032 0.0099 0.0034 0.0036 027 0039 on o.004 [ied Gana Sole Staat olwcd ack Shur Sante ounce cos we [5s ost to034 10033 00034 e036 0.0057 a0039 0040 0.0081 n0042 oanKe Retodo Ouabas aoa boos Sones Goons Booed GaQss aos Boas Coss wo [58s ox moss 0036 00037 00098 00% Goi Gans aga4e cas ieado Oasreare {iaoes G'9ows Doves 030 cooss Gans9 oss conse je 5s axe aa2 cost 0.0039 acoto 0042 00043 caoxe 0.0045 cove eto Santa ae ‘0047 Gaby Goes Os? ops cones aos? 0s suis axe ooar 9030 oo041 042 onnak 00045 cones onn47 neu a [ tetodo Sirtaoo Aeoss Dns: sess Omms5 ose coose O09 OacEl na [seas cxswase ee e043 cos ea04s 9048 0048 ac050 casa ieoo0 Bsns Boose Oise Goose Banco oust cover aaucs a [R8 ors ase 4044 0.0045 gana? 9.0048 a0050 canst 00082 teta0 osstto 2 : ‘0s Dos? 00089 Bane Boe? cece) Socee wm [53s aatwosr 00047 e.00ts 00049 00051 Gans? 0053 ass eto Santon : Aitbs8 8.boso Goose Sloat closes Gaves .ne8 wm smt8 a35t0075 .aose 0005s o0se 0.0057 00057 ase soso 751 te 130 oes Dar Bice oor? Goo cave sis 28 9 083 2056 cose ces 50 0062 (Ses SB, Score Ommrd omore e0%s SO we fms a8 m0 20059 0.0081 aos? 02063 00085 setae Saero 88 ‘ork Ore Saorr Sore Samet ue [51035 03619197 0.006 cose ac067 asp sioso Santee o0e1 0082 ccoes Soe a foe aa was 070 007 0072 ocors eto 30 31a 250 087 Genes coro 032 we (BS SSeS : Sons once a [seas estore “2 a oes istodo ecto 76 Sout « [RRB SBN2Ee a [seis 12510275 istoio Site 730 - GENERAL NOTES: [@) These values do nat agree with and shall not be used in place of any tabulated values forthe UNC, UNF, and 4UN, {6UN, and BLN thread series (©) Cass 28 (intemal thread) tolerances in this Table for 5 to 35 pitches are based on 9 pitches and are obtained by mal ing the Clas 28 extemal thread) tolerances for pitches taken tosh decimal plates bya factor of 13. (2 Gass 28 tolerances inthis Table for 16 to 30 sites ae obtlned by mustipyig the Class 24 external thread) tle ances for 9pltches taken to ix decimal paces by a factor of 1.625 (obtained by mulling the 1.3 factor by 1.25), For lengths of engagement not rabuleted, see pa. 5, 152 ‘Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers [No reproduction may'be made of this material without writ consent of ASMECopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 [NONMANDATORY APPENDIX O ASME 611-2003, Table D-8 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 2B ws? es 0 2 ims 437) as tars 225 27S aS SASSO ims as as ass wsaSSSS Pech ameter Tolerances in teed, jo jo Ja Be te iad 0031 00052 0.0053 ao0ss o.c0s6 ons » ones coes Sioass D003 Bere 8.078 00038 c0055 oss 0057 agus .0060 0062 0.0063 x Sooe7 cuoee Giure oar or bors. Banr? ana 2053 00055 0.0085 0057 o.c0s 0006 0063 064 | omDEs O.068 = Siacg? ess Gort Gears Oore Ogre Goure 008) Domes ess 20036 a0035 ao0ss o.0040 ace? 0.0054 0065 0056 .nn6e oor: 5 ‘oars bare Boone Bans coor? sors Bade: cess nse conee ‘0061 co062 00053 ons 006s | .gnss aa049 00070 0.0073 oars oe } } } J ] ) 1 ‘0079 ocost es? Gans) Cooke oss Coos Gaost Gab, Goa? alot ‘00e6 005s 005 c.0070 0.0072 0073 a0o7s a.076 90073 aoGeY 008s acoRT Sones 008s O.oss | Caner noose bas? ‘obs poss | Boes Gavel Atos outa 0070 a.0072 9.0073 core o0ors 00077 a0079 0.9080 na08? c.0naS aoBEa 0.0082 0094 Beare 1005 O.o0e1 cousz 409s | Oao97 oe OMIM Held ote BOIID onits Batt 20075 00076 0.0078 007s aacei 0.0082 90084 00085 00087 0090 v0093 00026 conse ones e008 .oosr Ono%s Gotbl gore) 010s Ooice doin Batt? Route Gora COI 20082 00083 0.0084 00085 a00H7 2.0089 20> oot 90094 om49% 9010 gar03 cots Boiez core on1os Boias cows ora Gots goita Getir bol Ooizs GgISE O0ist ‘90039 0.0052 0.009) 00094 0.0086 9.0085 a0089 a.0100 actos oles 0108 arti 00114 Boris coms oone Gore ois Ooias gota dois Gals DoIsT OoI3s nOLss bate) 0103 coin 010s noi07 art 90119 Garl4 nite oie oot22 00125 caoL2e Boise coi ois DoIsr GOL ola Gone ooLds Oot4a Gots? Oise | Gates oot 90133 o01ss om oO oon eoK? oD Do oo%st nies Dotee dotse O0170 coir? hotrs Gate ois Galas cote (@) Fiche listed ate those used most commonly and are recommenced. where inermactate pitches are specified, the for: mula in par. 5 should be applied. (© Toleances are tabulated only for combinations of diameter, pitch, and length of engagement that are considered to be enerly used. For ather combinations encountered, see para. 5 153, (/_ Copyraht © 2004 by the American Sociy of Mechanical Engineers jon. may be made ofthis material without writen consent of ASME.Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 ASME B1.1-2003, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX 0 Table D-9 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for Internal Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 3B “terse based on bare major darter of (0625 00375 038 aiws 035 037508 oma 07s 4 Ferdlameter range above (047o o07e1 o10p% OSE 02068 09525 ANTS 0.625 O67S OATS {oan eclaing (00781 01098 04562 02188 0825 Owi7s 565 O4a7S ~7S 1425 Lena of Engen Thesdsin. —Wanber of Foes Pach Diamar Tole, n wo [Sets Q06!9039 90019 0.0019 aG0%D ocer ac0z2 ons tet Gisiwass 80023 Oem Sens Gone Ga0sr : nm [sas norman acoiy 9.0020 oe 00022 00 aaors | t6t030 211 tG42 9.0026 0.0025 0.0026 Oona? 4.002 4.0010, we [508s 90810028 9.9020 0021 9.0022 01021 0028 002s omn26 fete Gait cns ooze oon? Gna? ozs 080 Ouest 00039 so [5s o09 9027 002s 0023 0002 00025 005 emn27 game 00029 Ie 0 oan ase ‘eis 0629 Sarx0 Boost oss ease ess ose we [RS oto oat 0.0004 coms acre a0027 0028 0.0029 0.0030 0.0031 iets batibos ‘0030 coos daos2 oo oss o.onse omar donne we fms ou wos 2.0025 002 0027 aoer® 90029 0.0020 neat 0012 00033 Ietosa baat Sbost coos anss Boose cose Gost 10039 0.0060 neon wo [5B 129038 0027 0028 ac02e 00030 0.0031 0.0082 0.0033 04034 3etod0 bdr teare Si0033 Sense aoose aos? 9.0039 ono onl 0004S ae | 53S ooo? 20028 0.0022 0.0030 ago 00% o0032 900% ams ietos0 Ota tease 0035 Desks 8.0037 oe conse Bea? BoD4s Baone we [sts oss waar 0039 00031 0.0091 00099 000m 0035 D003 eco%? ista30 our ose S003? beois 0.029 peat cond Goat) bende Sonus we [588 038 058 00033 00033 0.003 0036 0.9087 00037 00039 ited Osetia os cod cone O00. Doves 1006 DNK7 aed > [488 or9t9056 20039 0.0024 0.0025 00036 0097 ogo3e ace89 we [seas cawos, s,s 003s 0.0036 0.0027 agms aco 0040 anes ietos0 Benwie 1 ‘ooad Sones O'boce do0d8 cose anosa Best wm [spas 025 075 0032 o.90%0 aos oo% a0043 aon iete30 oysite150 Go04> O'90s0 oos2 cost ante Boss e [RRS GAN cn Do Slams oaoeg ss Gonse Site we [5835 431 096 D001 0085 0.086 0047 900%9 1eto30 bautwsas Doose Dos? 0.5038 0089 Sanat we (58%. axemior ‘009 eaoxs a0e50 cos we [peas aero 1.5 . ons2 ca0s3 0054 aonss eto 30 tte so Bones Senea Boner Bones ass aso 150 Sk 1.0059 ane 8 [ieee EB W376 7 ines sto1s 083 9 250 - . + URS 12510375 2 i ‘GENERAL NOTES: (@) These values do not agre with and shall not be used in place of any tabulated values forthe UNC, UNF, and UN, GUN, and BLN enrea series, (©) €lass 38 (ntral thea) tolerances inthis Table for 5 1015 pitches are based on 9 pitches and are obtained by muh ping the Class 2A (extemal thread) tolerances fr 8 pitches taken to sb decimal paces by a factor of 0.975. (© ass 38 tolerances inthis Table for 16 to 30 pitches are obtained by mutiplying the Class 24 external thread) tle ances for 9 pitches taken tos decimal places by a factor of 1.21875 (obtained by mulling the 0.975 factor by 41.25). Fr lengths of engagement not tabulated, See para. 5 at Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engincers, [No reproduction may he made ofthis material without writen consent of ASME,Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANOATORY APPENDIX D ASME 81.2-2003 Table D-9 Pitch Diameter Tolerances for External Threads of Special Diameters, Pitches, and Lengths of Engagement (UNS/UNRS) — Class 3B ws os mes . » 2 yas 4575 345422 ~oSaaSSASSOSSOTO Fy Oumets Tolerances, in. rss (20040 gap! a0042 00043 004s cous 0.0046 oDA7 ‘0004 00! a.00N2 9.0043 moms 00K 9.047 BoOKE .0089 aaosT bust Dabs? oss Glnsa Roose coos? Os? onso bee? Sanat 8.0083 Diss goss Goose ROWSE —bo6o Oiler Gone? does Gooes 0047 ound 00049 0.0050 adast 00053 omms4 00055 DEST an088 a0 Goose Congo one? | ones Conse cass Ons? anes tort —Goo73 ers Gos? Gene) does oss cos? cocp are Sour? Boura Bore Oers Oates 0053 cose vouss a00s5 aos? noass 00s aNKD oN? ODI ONG DONKe D070 Bones Gene? boost ose agori O072 | Gor4 cars oor? Moors aces) Odes | n088 oor dar Bears Boor Boorse Sor? Saora 08d Bans? Bona png | DaaeD B08 ‘0061 0.0062 00063 906s 80055 80066 c.4068 0.0069 0070 mDD72 auurS 8077 aadTe Doors tloore sare tos ous? oss Ganse oone vse ogo Bs) baobe Doe 006 cog v7 agar o.9u72 00073 ca07% am 0077 0679 ous nanH B08 0079 cose ost @.0082 acoss 0.0084 Gonss O08 eos com: oom acup6 ‘ions Soto Boiot Golo} ave Ooses Gig? oto Goin Gor batty Barz 90098 0100 o.01o1 00102 o0108 0105 aoior ore art 9012 2012s soi oui Ooi cos oI BoD) oo GOL auLAd (c) Ptenes sted are those used most commonly and ete reornmenced. Where intermediate itches are speed, the for mula in para. 5 shoul be apple. (@) Tolerances are tabulated only for combinations of diameter, pitch, and length of engagement that ae considered to be gererally used, For other combinations encountere, se pa. 5. 155 ‘Copsriaht © 2004 by the American Sosiety of Mechanical Engineers [No epraducton may be made ofthis material without written consent of ASME. SBCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. AO 1007954 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPENDIK 0 ASME B1.2-2003 51070 54000 az00% 98001 96500 BBN BaD —_RsDO ae ost ser 900 vor © coon e900 © Ze00 900; 600 SOND ast 30 or | gy sv00' —srovu © cvoud S000 5000 © 900 ©9000 POD a0 acco sro €00 F000 © txov © veOv EO LOD] S¥ODD Gro aceo ° 0 6900 69000 10019 ze00' 4800 0600" 500 a0 a600'0 ae ast set sso soo 950010 z900' | Neoo—$Z00'0 #00 BRO —_a600'0 ast «50 or |, Woo 1000 x00 9000 zs0FD950TD T9070 L807 51000 aso ao sz zoo —aeao'o-eeooDreOo'! | SeON E00" aOO HTD 98009 acco ° sO 2900 z900'0 e900'0 z00'0 £00 zeO0' ego ceo ceOO.D a ast set ‘500 0500" 1500' 9500" 900% $900" eon Teo" cHOO.D ast aso or | REO EO -wEDO'DewOO' 900 T5000 $500 T9070 e900 a50 arco seo seovo —sea0' 52000 ZOO" co HOOT ZeO0'] OOD Sra a ° so 5009 500" y500'0 6500" 9900" 0100" oon oxo exo 0L000 a ost set Evo —ey00'0 —cwOW'D L900" SOD _Z500 z900 S907 a0 0700 ast 290 or | oe Teo EOD cEO0'DSEOV| OVO EMO 9709 ©1070 Z4050 9900 aus aco x0 rrov9 zo; © eeOvD OVD seo G00) «IO FLOOD HDD HOO ace ° 0 87000 800 s¥00' SOY Zso0' 1900 zs00' ZN 7900 zoom z9000 ge ost gee | 8000 B00 BEDT'D VOD SON! gv «sO G50 9000 zaoN' 9000 eT au ot | S200 e007 z00'0 EOD EO _ZeOO% OOO MNO gr Zs" Z9000 GBD aco seo 61000 stove SIO 9D ELOeD weOeD © zzOv! eNO EVID. EODD sHODD. —gEED ° 0 tv00'0 2700 WO! HOOD GOOD ESO! $500 <0 sO ost avo ot o aceon aso ee a0 ceo 20 est00 ace ° acco ° 0 veo ae os ac ast sero ast avo 2 ast avo ot 2000 a0 acco 50 aceo se100 ore ° acco ° eecoo ae ost oe ast ostoo ast «90 ° ost aso Gs ss100 90 acco 090 are szioo aero ° oreo 0 98200 ac ast ac ost azz00 ost aus é ast a0 ie 12100 30 acco 230 reo 300 acco 0 acco ° $0 we 3551 Bupypa———aeqy (ure vous 57 Buprou——~onogy Coe uw puro. Suri, — (spear “21g 07 aygeandty 10H) puro. souemiay ——_/speony, -usabueiqen 1@) wy wea sia, ut '3u3 yo 43840) sso sunt TW) avonl “wea 203 yo udu (Pawo) az pue at sesse — (SuNn/SNA) Speayy mains jeyradg JeusayUy 105 saouRs9}O) J9}@WEIA JOU OT-a aIgeL 138, on al Baines. [No reproduction may be made of this material without writen consent of A the American Society oF MechaCopyrighted material for licensee's use only. ‘01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX 0 ASME 812-2003 Table D-11 Minor Diameter Tolerances for Internal Special Screw Threads (UNS/UNRS) — Class 3B TIGL 0am ane Gain OSS OF OUT soe ONE om OTE G05) G45: 0477 0200 4258 0381 03H Oane DAE) USTIO5M4 D456 (281 0177 0203 0.233 0261 O34 0406 0469 OSH —G5P¥ 0686 0719 ANLarger @ Diameters 7 os 0015 9.0013 a0013 e001) a0o1s - . | Se. So030 0.027 Gooae Booze Odes ts Dana? a.os3 eens @ap%3 020033 [33 0017 0.0015 v.01 aoois a.9015 001s a0e1s nm | 895 D026 0.0023 boon? Oon2> tor? 0.0022 den? |i Disk Dos: booa Otn29 faze O.onae O0028 1s 0043 0.038 ease dase hooss Oise O00ss | : / 95, 0.020 0.0038 D00%6 0.016 90016 d.00t6 Baas 02036 o.cate oo ww | as ‘.ona0 o.coz? S025 ooze foam o.com east 6.024 0.0024 : | se .bo cose oce33 o.mst 1032 o.0089 aoas? QaG%t 0.0032 (bs ‘030 s.gons ocoat O.nv0 8.0080 0080 aenkd GanKs 0.8080 as 2.0023 021 cote 00018 90018 coo18 aoor8 Q.0018 .o18 aoIs aaD18 e.amt8 se | 035 {0095 0.0032 0029 & ner 8.02? 0027 aco2? Q.2037 nocay aoe” O.0037 &a027 6 aour o.ooa2 acess 6 a0s4 8.0036 o0036 aonse Onde O.00%6 aguRe Baz%e Ga0%6 135 0039 0.0083 ooAs GaD¥s O.0as Looas Bones Qdas O.odss NeOKs Hazes €BCAs os. (0025 0.0025 0.0023 caon: 00021 9.9001 09021 «0024 0.02 0.0021 Ga02% 0.0021 we [ars Sooxz 0.038 ooss cacs2 0.003: 0.00} Boost Wobst Odom coat Gonst GanNt 10 1.0036 0.081 O04? Canes Oooar oad Bonet odes Does o.oo Dodd conkt as Dooro O13 boss Gaose O.ns? 0.0052 800s? Moos2 O.os2 aces? BODN2 Gans? os (0031 0.0028 0.0026 aan24 0.0022 0.0022 0.9022 0022 0.0022 0.0022 Dom? Oar22 a | ars Doode O.na? Bess Lanse Om031 0.0093 0.0033 Boo%> 0.0033 Oost baNI) Lor33 io 0042 0.036 00s? Condr oatnes O.DKs Oo0Ks Hoods os O.o0es DENS Cons 15 Darr a.care Qoocs baasp o.ese o.oss 00056 Conse bose O05 NaOH6 00036 [95 (90034 0.9031 90029 0.0026 0.0024 00024 e024 20024 c.0n24 a.on24 0.9024 0.0028 wo | 82s S0st O.o007 Scor) eaKD O.0ze Onde cause 0036 ove Gone OaDye Datse {i ‘000s 0.0062 cos? 04053 0.9088 0048 danke aD4s Dooce aoa4s Banus DaDKs 1s ‘ues 0.90% e007? Oeaes One ane? Haced Ban4d 8.9060 a60ed BDM0 DeO6D os 0038 0.0035 ac0s2 e030 0.00% 0.0026 0026 9026 9.9026 a.0026 0.2026 D8026 se | 78 ‘0033 0.0052 0088 Oco44 0.0039 0.0038 Canse O.a039 0.0039 ag039 Bam® OaaIs a ‘oor? O.00%0 aones Ga033 0.033 o.oos2 coos? @.anse .ansa cans? Qa032 Oansa as (0096 0.07 o.ces1 Gtor4 0.06 L006 Caves @.anes Hanes CODES Babes Ones 08 (0.0043 0.0038 0.0036 0.0034 0.0030 «0029 0.0029 0.0029 0.0029 0.0029 0.0029 09029 an | O88 es c.0059 00035 0.00 Hodes enoe? Odes 0.9049 eanLs Bands Annes 0404 [2 SS ener o0org w.cars Otooe? O.oK0 Obes? Coos? Bios? D008? Ros? 8.057 BoE? 1s ‘tog bleage Oon5" Oboes Hors acer? Daar2 Der? Geer? Badr? oor 900re 9. s+ 125 00045 00047 1.0039 0.0034 0.0052 00092 0.072 0.9022 00032 0.0032 @2082 aa {975 Does 0.45 Obese Gonst Gna? Des? OcauT Qooa? Osa? Nooar cay [a9 010091 0.0086 0.0077 0.0068 0.0063 0.0063 0.0063 0.0063 0.0063 1.0063 0.0063 15 ‘0113 o.0105 Goose Osose 0.0078 00079 Our» DOor> Dovre BON7® Bore as 20047 0.0044 C0040 04036 0.0032 0.9032 0.9022 9.0092 0.0032 0.0072 ac032 a {a7 ‘0071 0.065 Boned 00053 O.voxe 20048 Gaceh dbus Ones BOBKE GoDKe 2 {1 ip aoe? QoueD 0071 O:oss ano6s Canes Obes Hones Motes GoDEs is I) GbIts cones maton Bangs o'aoet dcost Gaaet Boat Socet One! Gooet os ++ 0.0053 00019 aG0¥s e049 0.9037 aces «9035 0.035 9.0025 e005 40035 a | O75 ‘oor9 o.oors Saoss Gcous 0.03% 0.0082 dads2 ose 0.0082 O05? 25082 to ‘oiee 0.0088 Soo%6 Senso A073 aera aacre a.so7o sare ame UcO7D 1s Ob1s2 o0122 aass3 caveo Oop Ooe87 aace? @.oer 0.9087 GLUE? BNET oso 0330 0088 0.0068 coon acoAt 0.0032 0.0039 20039 02039 0.0039 ao [028 0320 Band ‘0081 Odors noose cobe2 Binse a.tosa aause Q.os8 Da 1a Oar 180 ‘nsGa Os pose obs? More o.00r8 aaG78 Oore Qaare tas 50 0138 o0120 desi0 ates Oop? oop” aace? Bane? AOR? [2% 8) 88 ‘0053 0.049 0.0045 s9043 0.081 a.n61 oaks ao4t wits fem to ‘ol0e 0.0097 best Cooas O.082 0.0081 Gone Bonet Ms ts.) de ois Qotaz Bias Goves Oates aatea aataD Bot? oso ox 2.0054 00051 DO048 0.9086 0044 Qane2 ane? se [83% 0330 aro : 2 So aore Doors O.noes cone? Bones Denes ia Seto 180 ios 80102 D096 8.0089 ceoss Bones Beo8s 159 Cops © 2004 byte Ane Soiay of Neil Ee wsemer asa, BYCopyrighted material for licensee's use on ‘A01007354 26 Aug 10 NONMANDATORY APPEND 0 Table D-11 Minor Diameter Tolerances for Internal Special Screw Threads (UNS/UNRS) — Class 3B (Cont'd) “olerance based on Bas nao lnelercl__ 00375 04375 _OS00 05025 0425 0487 0750 0aIDS 087s 9378 Tor iamter age above 018 040s 0a69 0591 0594 0486 O719 078 OB 0906 . se Sau Sat et want tay aE oe aT — ‘Length of Eng. in Terms Sana set oo AST a BR a cs, 5. se sit ens ouns gaio win» oor ame aay som ama ee ee Te ee te Me Bias tae Aa te ee (ag tae bee Gay ane 2 oa 20H GEG Ene Be oar te ee ae tent a arr Sp Sao Op aE SS agen ora’ « & te Be Sh Hes i eit cee) Gee game eu aren 4 8 SEE ES (ater ae! ae as ee gare care Saye aime tgs sense gun gay gn sass samy soe _ te t Peeper Ero preg Pie en Ret deer ane eee Cee ie mr Si 2 Fy oe Oe a NG Ge Pies a ems aoe “ae Sih a, se ene, oa a: nome ee & & : $2 tee cee tee aes am: noe e ee oy tee a is eee wot oF ae Gt a Seay Ga a dae oy tik iota, in, aaa . Soa faa Has Ht al eet Oe taco eo fem es ue Ba a8 RE St MRE a) See a ae a sa sm cots jes "aos : 067 150 ie “2 gota? 00138 00133. 0.0133 oe | oor at as a aie : ie ise Gm tis Bas SBN : ass sae Gai astm 4 0670 130 0.0130 0.9150 0.0150 0.0150 wo ee ee Oe soe an , to ae : . sot caes eur: : aes abe a 0330 asm ‘ 2.0150 se ie 2G i 2 ff ie B : : Be 8 ae : : oe ao [fn BS : BE oa : ed a Y a Sie — ie ei By 88 as co ae fa 3, Fy i rei (0) For 0.151 In. clometer sizes and smaley, tolerance values forall three classes are the same. For small size, tle {ance values oe given in Table 0-10 (2) Tolerances for lengths of engagement in tems of piteh should be selected fom equivalent lengths of engagement in terms of diameter ranges (0) the minor diameter tleance as selected rom this Table sls than the itch diameter tolerance, use the lite. 160) Copyright © 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, &) _No reproduction may be made of his materi! without writen consent of ASMECopyrighted ® ‘AO: ASME 1.12003, NONMANDATORY APPENDIX E CHANGES TO ASME B1.1-1989 TABLES 3A AND 3B This Appendix contains Tables E-l and F-2, whic show the thread sizes that d in the previous rovisions of ASME BI.1, Tables 3, respectively Those areas in which no data is listed are identical to data in Tables 2 and D-1 in this Standard, (04 by the Am made ofCopyrighted material for icensee’s use only. ‘01007364 26 Aug 10 NONMANOATORY APPENDIX E ASME 811-2003, ‘soo 9r00°0 65000 14000 zv000 euny ue s21weig ys eww te0vo ts1z0 60000 UN ew UENO SED HONEHIS=g 019s, 10 few ve ve ve ve vw w ve “ ve ve Nn Nn wn Nn nn nn ann oun oun ann an onn Yonpa €002-T'Ta aWSY 97 J0Hd (VE Ayouos) z aIgeL W PaIsHY se SUNT 1-3 aIgeL 02 ~6295'010 02 -"% 91-s2950 091 % 91 00s01091-% ze~s10v0 0 20-¥, se —s16v00 80", 0c ~ 52070 02 -*Y, 9b seer 1-%, ze-seteow ee ~%, ae~sttrom ee -"% ot~stteo% oc -"% ze-s1z010ze-21 re~061'010 9201 we- wv ee-8 ve-aer000 ce-9 ‘79 980'010 99 =z w-euv0wu-t w-co0 wr “epea ue 2215 jeujuon, 162 2004 by the American Society of Mechanical Engingers No reproduction may be made of this material without written cowsent of ASME, &Copyrighted material for licensee's use only. 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