Conventional representation of standard features
Conventional representation of standard features
Conventional representation of standard features
Conventional representation of standard features
Conventional representation of screw threads
Conventional representation of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Conventional representation of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Conventional representation of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Conventional representation of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Conventional representation of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Dimensioning of screw threads
Threads shown on engineering drawing must be designated completely by dimensions or a note. ISO metric threads are designated in the following examples. M18 x 2.5 6g external thread M18 x 2.5 6H internal thread M 18 2.5 6g 6H = Thread system symbol for ISO metric. = Nominal diameter in mm. = Pitch in mm. = External thread tolerance class symbol. = Internal thread tolerance class symbol
Dimensioning of screw threads
The external and internal thread tolerances provide three classes of fit as the following:1.
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The close fit 5H/4h is used when close accuracy of thread form and pitch is needed. The medium fit 6H/6g is suitable for most general engineering purposes. The free fit 7H/8g is used for applications requiring quick and easy assembly.
Dimensioning of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Dimensioning of screw threads
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Drawing hexagon nuts
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Drawing hexagon nuts
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Drawing hexagon nuts
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Screw Fasteners
Fig. extracted from Engineering Drawing (Part 1) by M.A. Parker and F. pickup
Locking Devices
Locking Devices
The End
