SECTION D NUTSSECTION D NUTS ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 FI F128 ANSI/ASME B18.10 ANSI/ASME B18.6.3 ANSV/ASME 818.17 — Square and Hex Nuts. — Hex Flange Nuts and Large Hex Flange Nuts ........ Hex Coupling Nuts.........660.05 Nuts for Track Bolts . . CONTENTS ‘Square and Hex Machine Screw Nuts......... Wing Nuts .. DA D2 cevev es DDB p24 - D-26ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986 SQUARE AND HEX NUTS 4. Introductory Notes. IFI Notes: 1. ANSVASME 818.2.2 Is a standard developed through the procedures of The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 818.2.2 is under the jurisdic tion of ASME Standards Committee B18 and is the direct responsibility of its Subcommittee 2. 2. B18.2.2 presents the dimensional requirements for 14 nut products: ‘square (including the optional cold formed design) hex flat hhex fiat jam hex hex jam hex slotted hex thick hox thick slotted heavy square (including the optional cold formed design) heavy hex flat heavy hex flat jam heavy hex heavy hex jam heavy hex slotted Of these 14 products, hex and heavy hex nuts are the most widely used and IFI recommends their selection be given priority consideration. Other designs of nuts, principally prevailing-torque nuts and hex flange nuts, are also extremely popular and deserve consideration. Standards for these lat- ter products are covered later in this Section D and in Section F. 3. Hex castle nuts were standard in previous editions of B18.2.2. However, for many yearo user interest in cactlo nuts hae been declining and reached a point where they no longer warranted recognition as a standard product. For this reason, Committee B18 authorized their discontinuation. 4. For the first time an optional design of square nut is included in B18.2.2. Through slight modification of the width across comers tolerances and by chamfering both nut faces, square nuts can be fully cold formed. This per- mits potential economies without sacrifice of performance capability. 5. ANSVASME_B18.2.2 — 1986 is reprinted with the permission of its publisher, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, United Engineering Center, 345 E. 47th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017 U.S.A. the various type NUTS of inch series square and 14 Scope. 144 This standard is intended to cover the complete general and dimensional data for hex nuts recognized as "American National Standard.” Also included are appendixes cov- ing gaging of slots in slotted nuts, (Appen- dix |, page D-18), wrench openings for nuts (Appendix Ill, page D-20) and formulas on— ANSI/ASME NUTS SQUARE AND HEX NUTS B18.2.2 — hind which dimensional data are based (Appendix Il, page D-19). It should be understood, how- ever, that where questions arise concerning acceptance of product, the dimensions in the tables shall govern over recalculation by formula. 44.2 The inclusion of dimensional data in this standard is not intended to imply that all of the products described herein are stock production sizes. Consumers are requested to consult with manufacturers concerning lists of stock production sizes. 12 Dimensions. All dimensions in this standard are in inches, unless stated otherwise. 13. Options. Options, where specified, shall be at the discretion of the manufacturer unless other- ise agreed upon by the manufacturer and the purchaser. 14. Terminology. For definitions of terms relating to fas- teners or component features thereof used in this standard, refer to American National Standard, Glossary of Terms for Mechanical Fasteners, ANSI/ASME B18.12, page Mi. 4.8 Reterenced Standards. (IF Note: Titles and sources of availability of ASME, ASTM and SAE standards referenced in this standard are given an page M28.) 2 General Data. 241. Width Across Flats. ‘The width across flats of nut shall be the distance measured, perpendicular to the axis of nut, overall between two opposite sides of the nut in accordance with the notes on respective dimensional tables. For milled- frombar hex nuts, the nominal bar size used shall be the closest commercially available size to the specified basic width across flats of the nut. For milled‘from-bar non-ferrous huts, the tabulated maximum (basic) width across flats dimensions may be exceeded to conform with the commercial tolerances of drawn of rolled bar stock material. 2.2 Nut Thickness. The nut thickness shall be the overall distance, measured parallel to the axis of nut, from the top of the nut to the bearing surface and shall include the thickness of the washer face where provided. 23° Threads, 2.3.1 Threads shall be Unified Standard, Class 28, of the series specified in the notes, ‘on respective dimensional tables, in accord- ance with American National Standard, ANSI/ ASME B1.1, page A26. 2.3.22 Thread Gaging. Unless otherwise spe- ified by the purchaser, gaging for screw thread dimensional acceptability shall be i accordance with Gaging System 21 as speci- fied in American National Standard, ANSI ASME B13, Page A-53. 24° Finish. Uniess otherwise specified, nuts shall be supplied with a natural (as processed) finish, unplated or uncoated, 2.5 Workmanship. Nuts shall be free from burrs, seams, laps, loose scale, irregular surfaces and any defects affecting their serviceability. 26 Designation. Nuts shall be designated by the follow- ing data in the sequence shown: Nominal size (fraction or decimal}; threads per inch; prod- uct name; material (including specification where necessary); protective finish, if re quired. See exampies below: Ya — 13 Square Nut, Steel, Zinc Plated, % — 16 Hex Nut, SAE J995 Grade 5, Steel. 1.000 — 8 Hex Thick Slotted Nut, ASTM F594 (Alloy Group 1) Corrosion Resistant Steel.ANSI/ASME — B18.2.2 SQUARE NUTS NUTS lian — = 25 25° 25° APPROX APPROX = APPROX OPTIONAL Table 1 Dimensions of Square Nute Nominal Size 7 7 ud or Width Across ‘width Across Basic Major Dia Flats ‘Comers: Thickness ofthread [asic | Max Max_|_min | Basic | wax [Min 140.2500 | 76 | 0498 ‘asta | osse | 72] 0.238 | 0.209 ene ans | 0562 o7e5 | o7e1 | 1764 | 0283 | 0249 38 5 | 0.625 A ogo | 2164) 0348 | 0.310 me 3ia_| vesu aa_| oge | 0.380 42 vane | os12 zn | 0.458 | o4te 58 1 1.000 ssiea | 0.569 | 0.525 3M 3 ve | 1.125 2in2 | o6a0 | 0.832 8 1 sie | 1312 asies | 0.792 | 0.740 1 11 | 1.500 78 | 0903 | oar 18 wie | 1.688 1 1.930 | 0870 18 178 | 1.875 4392 | 1.128 | 11082 1318 2 1ne| 2062 13964 | 1.237 | 4.189 442 2 44 | 2250 ane | 1290 | 4276 See Notes 8 3 Notes to Tablo + 1, Unification. Bold type indicates products unified dimensionally with British and Ganadian standards. 2. Tops of Nuts. Tops of nuts shall be flat and cham {ered or washer crowned. Diameter of the chamfer cir cle shail be equal to the maximum width across flats Wainin a tolerance of jinus 19 percent. The wut face of the chamfer may be elightly convax or rounded. 3, Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats Shall not be exceeded (see exception In General Data), No transverse section through the nut between 25 and 75 percent of the actual nut thickness as measured {rom the bearing surface shail be less than the mini ‘mum wieth across flats 4, Boaring Surface. Bearing surface shall be perpen- dicular to the axls of the threaded hole within a toler. neo of $ deg for In. nominal size nuts of smaller, and 2 dep for nuts larger than 1 in 5. True Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped hole shall be located at true position with respect to ody within a tolerance zone having a ant to 10 percent of the maximum width ‘across flats, regardless of feature size. 6. Throads. Throads shall be Unified coarse thread series (UNC serles}, Class 28, In accordance with ANSIIASME BI, page A26. 7. Material. Unless otherwise specified, chemical and mechanical properties of steel nuls shall conform with Grade A of ASTM A503, peye 6:06. Nala of olher mar terials guch as corrosion resistant (stainless) steel, brass, bronze and aluminum alloys shall have prope tes a8 agraed upon between the manufacturer and pur. chaser. Tha properties for nuts of several grades of Corrosion resistant steel alloys are covared in ASTM F504, page 8724, and of several nonferrous materials in ASTM F467, page B20. 8. Nominal Size Where specifying nominal size in decimals, zeros precoding the decimal and in the fourth ‘aeeimal place shall be omit. 9, For additional requirements, see the Introductory Notes and General Data, page D+. 410, Weights of square nuts are glven on page N24. ‘1. Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix page D-18.NUTS R HEX FLAT NUTS AND HEX FLAT JAM NUTS ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986, Table 2 Dimensions of Hex Flat Nuts and Hex Flat Jam Nuts 7 F G 4 * Nominal Size or ‘Width Across: Width Across Thickness Thickness Basie Major Dia Flats Comers. Hox Flat Nuts Hox Flat Jam Nuts otthresd "Basic [Max | Min | Max | Min | Basic | max | Min | Basic | Max | Min ve 1.1260 | 111716 | 1.688 1059 [1 0970 | sie | 0655 | 0.595 1412500 4 718 | 1.875 1 3132 1062 | 34 | o7ea | o71a 138 137s0|2z ime | 202 118168 169 | 136 | O.846 | 0.778 v2 15000 |2 14 | 2.250 15H 4276 |_7e_| ost | 0.830 ‘See Notes _10 4 5 Notes to Table 2: 1. Unification. Bold type incicetes products united dimensionally with British ané Canadian standards 2. Smaller Slzes. For sizes % In. though 4 in, the ‘ts specified In Table $ are recommender 3. Tops of Nuts. Tops of nuts shall be flat and cham. fered. Diameter of the chamfer circle shall be equal to the maximum wicth across flats within a tolarance of minus 1 percent. The length of chamfer at hex comers. shall be from 5 t6 15 percent of the basic thread diary eter. The surface of chamfer may be slightly convex or rounds 4. Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats ‘hall not be excoaded (s00 oxcaptlon In Goneral Data) No transverse section through the nut between 25 ard 75 percent of the actual nut thickness as meacurad ‘rom the Dearing surface shall be less than the minl- mum width across flats, For milledfrom-bar nuts, see statement In General Data pertaining to the nominal bar size to be used. 5. Comer Fill, A rounding oF lack of fil at junction of 1ex comers with chamfer shall be permissible provided the width across comers Is within specified limits at ‘and beyand a clatanse cquel to 17.5 poraent of the basic thread clameter from the chamfered face, 6. Bearing Surface. Bearing surface shall be flat and perpendicular to the axis of the threaded hole within a folerance of 2 deg, 7. Tue Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped hole shall be located at true position with respect to the axis of nut body within a tolerance zone having 2 ameter equivalent to 4 percent of ine maximum with aoross flats, regardless of feature size. 8. Throade. Threads shall be Unified coarse thread Serles (UNC serles), Class 28, In accordance with ANSII ASME B14, page A26. 9. Material. Unloss otherwise specified, chemical and Mechanloal properties of steel nuts shall conform with Grade A of ASTM A563, page B-108. Nuts of other me terlals such as corrosion resistant (stainless) stesi, brass, bronze and aluminum alloys shall have propertias ‘a8 agreed upon between the manufacturer and. pur ‘chaser. The properties for nuts of several grades of Cor- rosion resistant staal alloys are covered in ASTM F504, age 8-124, and of saveral nonferrous materials in ASTM FaB?, page 130. 10, Nominal Size. Where specitying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding the decimal and In the fourth ‘decimal place shall be omitied. 11, For adaltlonal requirements, see the Introductory Notoe and General Data, page D’. 42, Weights of hex flat and hex on page M24, 13. Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix 1, page D9. 3t Jam nuts are given D4ae ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 HEX NUTS AN D HEX JAM NUTS =F 018 Table 3 _ Dimensions of Hi +H Hy Hy 016 ‘APPROX “t ‘APPROX jex Nuts and Hex Jam Nuts é s 4 Hy Nominal Size or \wieth across Thickness “Thickness Basie Malor Dis Fate Hex Nuts Hox Jam Nuts ‘of raed wb ‘win _| Basie cr osee | 72 xs0 assy | 374 oueo nee | 214 20 oars oves | “ae ono ‘95000 076 ‘ooo | 736 ‘902 625 Oger ‘oge2 | sue 301 aso oa ost | see oes o7s00 ry tao | ane 9398 ane See sag | “aa! 456 1.0000 “ase 18st | S568 D519 Ye 4 4as0 sot isso | sume Ore Vie 1500 ve 2ose | +16 Ber 44a 43780 a9 bars | ite ora ie +3000 2478 aso _| 4 ‘oro B08 ‘See Noles 9 ‘Notes to Table &: 4, Uniffcation. Sold type indicates produots unified dimensionally with British and Canadian standards. Uni ficatton of Cis hie nuts hs Mulled ty plese 1 tn. and smaller. 2. Tops and Searing Surtaces of Nuts. Nuts In sizes 518 in. nominal size and smaller shall be double chamfered. Larger size nuts shall be double chamfered or have ‘washer faced bearing surface and chamfered top. ‘The dlamatar of chamfer circle on double chamfered ruts and dlameter of washer face shall ba within the im Ne of the maximum width across flats and 85 percent of the minimum wlath across fats. ‘The tope of washer faced nuta ahall be flet and the diameter of chamfer circie shall be equal to the max- jum width across flats within a tolerance of minus 15, pparcant. The length of chamfer at hex corners shall be from 5 to 18 percent of the basic thread diameter. The surface of charter may be slightly convex or rounded. ‘Bearing surfaces shall be flat and perpendicular to the avis of tha threaded hole within the FIM limits spec fiad for the respective nut type and strength level 3, Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats hall not be exceeded (cee exeeption In Gonoral Data} NNo transverse section through the nut between 2 and 7 porcont of the actual nut thickness as measured from the bearing surface shall be less than the minimum width across flats. For milled rombar nuts, see statement In General Data pertaining to the nominal bar size to be used, 4. Comer Fill. rounding or lack of {ll at junction of hex corners with chamfer shall be permissibie provided the ‘width across corners Is within specified limits at and be- Yond a distance equal to 17.5 percent of the basic thread ‘lameter rom the chartered faces. 5. True Position of Tapped Hole, The axis of tapped hole shall be located at true position with respect to the als of nut body within a tolerance zone having & diam ter equivalent to 4 percent of the maximum width ‘across flats, regardless of feature size. 6. Countersink. Tapped hole shall be countersunk on the bearing face or faces. The maximum countersink dl- ametor shall bo the thread baste (nominal) major diam, ler plus 0.030 In. for 378 in. nominal size nuts and smaller, and 7.08 times the basic major dlamater for nuts large than 8 In. No part of the threaded portion shail project beyond the bearing surface. 7. Throade. Theoade ehalle Unified coaree, fina, oF 8 thread series (UNC, UNF, or 8 UN series), Class 28, In ‘accordanca with ANSVASME B1.7, page A26. 8. Material. Unless otherwise specifiad, chemical and ‘mechanical properties of steel nuts shall conform with Grade A of ASTM ASS, page 8-108; or Grade 2 of SAE 1J985, page M-96, Nuts of othar materials such as corro- Slon resistant (stainless) steel, brass, bronze and aluml- ‘num alloys shall have properties as agreed upon be- tween the manufacturer and purchaser, The properties for nuts of several grades of corrosion resistant st alloys are covered in ASTM F594, page 8-124, and of sev- ‘eral nonferrous materials In ASTM F467, page B10. 8. Nominal Size. Where specltying nominal size in deci= rials, er08 preceding the decimal and in the fourth dec'- ‘mal place shall be omlttad 410. For additional raquirements, sse the Introductory Notes and General Data, page 0-1. ft Wetants of nex and hex jam nuts ar given on page 42, Formulas for nut dimensions are glven in Appendlx H,page DetANSI/ASME NUTS HEX SLOTTED NUTS B18.2.2 Pe] = | 4 T alo Brox sl Table 4 Dimensions of Hex Slotted Nuts 7 a z ; Stott eae Nominal za nee oF Width Across Width Across Unslotted ‘Width of oo savior le a se jr ae Coins ss StS Baie [sx [Umm _| ax Basi ewer [wie [ne [| ae Ta aa | ane | onan | oaze | oss a2 ta ou | os | ao | cor | ons ua, tama) mel o4ee | ame | aioe aa nan | ox | ong | on | om) | ge gis gates | 3g, | cage | ase | aay Het gas | oie | 930 ) oz | oop | one He $e | the | Se | ass | St PH gam | oz | ou | oa | oe | oie az vsow | as | azso | o7ze | ome m8 oar fom [om | aw | ass Hi, Same] 98 | cam | cue | ome a oar | om | om | om | oe gee Sass | ue, | aie | gash | tone | oaer | uct ges | og, | og | aie | oa ge cones | weno | oe | eee | idee | tom | cise gee | oe | os | oe | ae a Sra | ae, | aaze | ges | tame | tase | a prea | oag-t 4 Rat eae 7 amo [raz | aso | caso [aaa | reso | ere ast |-ase | ozs | ozo | ozs Yom 408 [4 Bo | 3589 | tee | zs | ues | ee ses toed [tae teats typ tage) sano yoge | vest | 380 | 1eee | tye som | ges | er | oss | oat HA pm 2 ime | dees | ase | gms | gues | ae yor | oz | ge | ga | oat Yap yaa] uae] oes [osetia ta [2 | oe | 8 | ae Serteee 10 2 7 7 7 Notas ta Taba 4: 4. Unification. Bold_ type Indicates products unified dimensionally. with British and Canadian standards. Unification of fine head nuts Is limited to sizes 1 in. and ‘under. 2, Tops and Bearing Surfaces of Nuts. Nuts in sizes S18 in, nominal size and smaller shall be double chamfered. Larger size nuts shall be double chamfered or have ‘washer faced bearing surtace and chamfered top. ‘The diameter of chamfer circle on double chamfered nuts and dlameter of washer face shall be within the limite of the maximum width across flats and 95 parcent (of the minimum width across flats.ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986 The top of washer faced nuts shall be flat and the dlameter of chamfer circie shall be equal to the max: Imum wlath across flats within a tolerance of minus 15 percent, The length of chamfer at hex corners shall be from § to 18 percent of the basic thread diameter. The surfaea of charmtnr may br slightly annum ar rounded. Bearing surface shall bo fiat and perpendicular to the axis of the threaded hole within the specified FIM Ht. 3, Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats shall not be exceeded (cee exception In General Data). No transverse section through the nut between 25 and 75 percent ofthe actual nut thickness as measured from the bearing surface shall be less than the minimum width across flats. For milledrombar nuts, seo statement In General Data partaining to the nominal bar size to be 4 Comer Fill. A rounding or lack o fi! at junction of hex Corners with chamfer shall be permissible provided the vwlath across comers is within specified timits at and be- yond a distance equal to 17.5 percent of the basic thread Slameter from the chamfered faces, 5. True Position of Tapped Hole, The axis of tappad hole shall be located at true position with respect to the xia of nut body within a tolerance zone having a diam eter equivalent to 4 percent of the maximum width across flats, regardless of feature size. 6. Countersink. Tapped tole shall be countersunk on the bearing face. The maximum countersink diameter shall be the thread basic (nominal) malor diameter plus HEX SLOTTED NUTS NUTS 0.020 in, for 318 In, nominal slze nuts and smaller, and 4108 times the basic major diameter for nuts lerger than. 318 in. No part of the tveaded portion shall’ project beyond the bearing surtace, 7, Slots, Slots shall be normal to nut Hats. Contour of Latlunt of sole shell be at marifacturer's uptin {ultomnts for gaging stots are Appendix |, papo O96 8, Thoads. Threads chall be Unified coarse, fine or 8 thread series (UNC, UNF, or B UN series), Class 2B, in ac> cordance with ANSIASME 81.1, page A26. ‘9, Material. Unless othernise specified, chemical and mechanical properties of steel nuts shall conform with Grade A of ASTM A563, page 6-108; or Grade 2 of SAE 1J985, page N-38. Nuts of otter materials such as corro- Sion resistant (stainless) steel, brass, bronze and alumi ‘num alloys shall have properties a3 agreed upon be- tween the manufacturer and purchaser. The properties for nuts of several grades of corrosion resistant steel alloys are coverad in ASTM F594, paga 8-124, and of ov eral nonferrous matarlals In ASTM FA67, page 6-130. 10. Nominal Size. Where specifying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding the decimal and in the fourth ‘decimal place shall be omitted. ‘14. For additional requirements. see the Introductory [Notes and General Data, page D7. 112, Weights of hex slotted nuts are given on pége ¥-24, 4. Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix 11, page 0-18. f D7ANSI/ASME NUTS HEX THICK NUTS B1B.2.2 EE hited F t Table 5 Dimensions of Hex Thick Nuts 7 3 7 incoal ol oahag Foon Pa Namal Sen pected PronlLeed - wth Acros edt Gees Weis] toon Basi jr comers eS | fet pare | meee seamen | [ie sane [ae [om i ca ome ae pose [ome | esos outs | om pom | ozs | com | ao1 Hee] Te] aes | ae gas | Se] ozs | cee] aes | sar wis gts | i.) asao | oe uae, | wige| ose | asm | age | gett Hey SE | S| SMS | Saks oie | se Sas | gaat | ate | ois wz osm | Pars0 | o7se cue | ane] ears | ase | cor | oor wa same] 3s | ome | eae gave | ous | care | ose | coe | Sais wie ates | Ue | ars | Gee ase | guee| gaz) | osss | coe | oo ge gas | slo) ome | cage | ross ) rset | Bre| Saar | ars | ons | oom aa arsen sams | ss | pom | 128 | ERS | S328 | Gee | caoo | Goes | Sam ve Smeolrae [ism | io [ire [tase [1 Prove | osee | coer | azz Tye 1008 [2 te] 138 | TAS? | EB | ABET! soe] 108 [S88 | Ges | Ses Yop tagea |e] vase | 79 | 590 | ae | gee | tate wo) ou ya ee am) ages | tse | 2s | aa | as | Tate a ae tuo | we] gose | yee | $8 | Baas (tae | tas oat | See Notes & 2 3 1 foie eae | 4. ps md Bontng Guoeg of Nin ish ms te aha faced ua sro an sheer 4 Peeing eo MN ee es Chum alone same Beppu ied Se a a ae rtm ss wal tineHEX THICK NUTS NUTS = ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986 limits of the maximum width across flats and 95 per- cent of the minimum width across flats. ‘The tops of washer faced nuts shall be flat and the diameter of chamfer circle shall be equal to the maxl- mum wisth across flats within a tolerance of minus 15 oroont. The langth of ehamfar at hax earners ehall bo from § to 15 percent of the basic thread clamater. The surface of chamfer may be slightly convex 0° rounded. ‘Bearing surface shall be flat and parpengicular to the axis of the threaded hole within the FIM limits spe- eltled tor the respective strength level 2. Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats Shall not be exceeded (see exception in General Data). No transverse section through the nut between 25 and 75 percent of the actual nut thickness as measured from the bearing eurlaca chall ba lace than the mini mum width across flats. For milled-trom-ber nuts, see Statemant In General Data pertaining to the nominal bar size to ba used. 3. Comer Fill. A rounding oF lack of fil at junction of hhax corners wlih chamfer shall be permissible provided the minimum width across corners is within specitied limits at and beyond a distance equal to 17.5 percent of ‘the basie thread diameter from the chamfered faces, 4. Tus Position of Tapped Hole. Tha axis of tapped Tole sll be locates at true position with respect to the axis of nut body within a tolerance zone having a Glameter equivalent to 4 percent of the maximum wicth across flats, regarclese of feature size. 8. Countersink. Tapped hole shall be countersunk on the bearing face or faces. The maximum countersink dlameter shall be the thread basie (nominal) major dl ameter plus 0.030 In. for 38 in. nominal size nuts and Smaller, and 1.08 times the basic major diameter for fnute fatger than 3/8 fn. No part of the thresdea portion Shall project beyond the bearing surface. 6. Threads. Threads shall be Unified coarse, fine, or 8 thread sarles (UNC, UNE, or 8 UN sores), Class 28, in accordance with ANSV/ASME B11, page A26 7. Material. Unless otherwise specified, chemical and ‘mechanical properties of steel nuts shall conform with Grade A of ASTM A563, page 8.108; or Grade 2 of SAE 4885, page M-36. Nuts of other materials such as corto: Sion resistant (siainless) stee!, brass, bronze and alumi fhum alloys sitall have properties a ayreud upon be {ween the manufacturer and purchaser. The properties {or nuts of several grades of corrosion resistant steel alloye ara covered In ASTM F594, page B24, and of ‘Several nonferrous materials in ASTM F487, page 8430, Nominal Size. Where specifying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding the decimal and in the fourth decimal place shall be omitiad For additional requirements, sea the Introductory Notes and General Data, page D- 40. Weights of hex thick nuts are given on page M24, ‘41. Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix 1, page O40, & Dg t i | k i i f k j IANSI/ASME NUTS HEX THICK SLOTTED NUTS B18.2.2 I — ‘haa | }-—F. 1 + how Bbaox st able 6 Dimensions of Hex Thick Slotted Nuts E 3 i Fi Jono Nonna sie w) | Lyf Width Across Width Across Unsiotted ‘Width of ae ase ior ta i th Ar Thickness ited trot [Bares sir we ‘f mes ao [Sate] aan | wer Tana vax [wn [ox [wie [wax Ta tase | ane oaze | 050s 932 oa | ase aro | oor | aos we ogme] ae oat | om ag gaz | am [ove | om | oo en oust | ee ae 3a | gH | bie | ge | 388 iy See | ane oem | Sass Sa gm [oe |e | be | bo 12 osm | 3 ozs | ease se 942 | oa | ore | ons | oor Hi, ae] 38 aime | ogee a og | oe | oie | 38 | Stes ear eee a aes | ae ae gs | oa) out) ote | ba meee | ae 38s | 1383 ae ge | ae oe | ote | Gees Ml he 198 |e ae gar | 982 | 98 | S38 | Soe + an090 [12 aso | 4732 7 om | amo | om | oz | cog ton 1888 [ae yao |e ee og | a [om | cet | com eee |e yas | 2s 4a gas | cue | oes | sar | ccs Th Be |. ie Vine | Bee ie og | oss | 38 | 83) | Sie TE Yao (2 us it | os if 1% [om [be | sh | oss Toe Nae 18 2 ‘ 7 7 2] | Nota tot 6: 1. Unifenion, Bole ype ineales products nied 2. Tops. and Beating Surtacas of Hts. Hts n ies Figen, Bold ype dates petuce antied Eg emia ad Sd saa anasto dimensional win Brlsh Sod ai ents, el Cer te ute aul Se deuble eramores ot sate Se Se re cicany chaos ton D0a NUTS — ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 a HEX THICK SLOTTED NUTS ‘The dlameter of chamfer circle on double chamfered ruts and dlameter of washer face shall be within the lim its of the maximum width across flats and 95 percent of the minimum width across flats. ‘The tops of washer faced nuts shall be flat and the di- amater of chamfer circle shall be aqual to the maximum Width across flats within a tolerance of minus 1 percent. The length of chamfer at hax corners shall be from 5 to 15 percent of the basic thread ciameter. The surface of ‘chamfer may be slightly convex or rounded. Bearing surface shall be flat and perpendicular to the axis of the threaded hole within the FIM limits spect- fled for the respective strength level. 3. Width Across Flats. Maximum width soross flats shall not be exceeded (see exception in General Data), Na transverse section through the nut between 25 and 75 percent of the actual nut thickness as measured from the bearing surface shall be less than the minimum width acioss flats. For miliedtrombar nuts, see statement in General Bata pertaining tothe nomial bar sete bs 4. Comer Fill. rounding or lack of fill at junction of hex Corners with chamfer shall be permissibie provided the Width across comers is within specified iimits at and beyond a distance equal to 175 percent of the basic thread dlameter from the chamferod facae. 5. True Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped hole shall be located at true position with respect to the axis of nut body within a tolerance zone having a diam ter equivalent to 4 percent of the maximum width ‘across flats, regardless of feature size, 6 Countersink. Tapped hole shall be countersunk on the bearing face. The maximum countersink diameter ‘shall be the thread basle (nominal) major diameter plus 0.930 In. for 3/8 In, nominal size nuts and smaller, and 1108 times the basic major dlametor for nuts larger than 398 in, No part of the threaded portion shall project be- yord the bearing surface. 7. Slots, Sluts slall by normal to nut fats. Contour of bottom of slots shall be at manufacturer's option. Re: {urements for gaging slots ara given in Appendlx page oe 8. Threads. Threads shall be Unified coarse, fIne or 8 thread series (UNC, UNF or 8 UN series), Class 28, In accordance with ANSUASME B1.1, page A265. 9. Material. Uniess otherwise specified, chemical and ‘mechanical properties of steel ruts shall conform with Grade A of AGTM ASES, pogo B 108; oF Grade 2 of CAE 14995, page M-38. Nuts of other materials such a8 corro- ‘sion resistant (stainless) steel, brass, bronze and aluminum alloys shall have properties a& agreed upon between the manufacturer and purchaser. The properties for nuts of several grades of corrosion resistant steel alloys are covered in ASTM F594, page B-124, and of Several nonferrous materials In ASTM F467, page 8-130. 40. Nominal Size. Where specifying nominal size in deci- mals, zeros preceding the decimal and in the Fourth deck. al place still be tte. 41. For additional requirements, see the Introductory Notes and General Qata, page D-i. 42, Weights of hex thick slotted nuts are given on page M2, 18. Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix I, page Dtsa ANSI/ASME NUTS HEAVY SQUARE NUTS B18.2.2 — 1986 D42 pe va PROX 252. APPROX OPTIONAL. Table 7 Dimensions of Heavy Square Nuts Nominal Size F S 7 or ‘Wiath Across: ‘Width Across: Basic Major Dia Flats Comers facineee| Thread [pasic | Max [ min | Max | min | Basic | wax | Min wm o2500 | 12 | 0500 | ovea | 0707 | ose | 1s | 0266 | one sre 93725 | 96 | 0862 | ase6 | a795 | 0720 | six} o930 | 020 38 Oa7s0 | 176 | ceea | Oss | O97 | Oass | 38° | o3a3 | o2er me_oaars | si | 0.750 | 0.728 | 1.060 | os7o | 78 | o4se | 0403 v2 og000 | 718 ‘aso | 1207 | 1157 | 1 | 0520 | ose 58 08250 |1 116 x031 | 1503 | 198 | si | ose | oser BM 0.7600 | 1 114 iizr2 | trea | tess | ae | ora | o710 tis_.a7s0 |1_7i16 1394 | 2033 | 1864 | 78 | 0801 | 0893 1 1.0000 | 1 616 xs7s | 2288 [ 2132 [1 1.028 | 0.958 148 1.1280 | 113N6 i7se | 2563 | 2361 |1 ve | 1.185 | 1079 144 112500 | 2 tisss | 2e28 | 2631 |1 vm | 1282 | 1.107 vss 13/0 | 2 ane zis | gov | zee [1 ae | 1408 | 1310 112 __ 15000 |2 38 200 | 3380 | S126 [1 12 | 1536 | 1493 ‘See Notes 7 2 Motes to Table 4. Tape of Nuts, Tops of nuts shall be flat and cham- {ered or washer crowned, Diameter of the chamfer clr cle shall be equal to the maximum width across flats ‘within a tolerance of minus 15 percent. The surface of ‘chemfer may be slightly convex or rounded. 2, Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats ‘hall not be exceeded (See exception In General Date). [No transverse section through the nut between 25 and 75 parcent of the actual nut thickness as measured from the bearing surtace shall be less than the min ‘mum wieth across 3, Bearing Surface. Bearing surface shall be perpen- dicular to the axle of the threaded hole within a toler- lance of 3 deg far 1 In. nominal size nuts and smaller, fang 2 deg for huts targer tnan 1 1. 4. True Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped hhole shall be located at true position with respect to the axls of nut bady within a tolerance zone having a diameter equivalent to 10 percent of the maximum width across tats, regardless of feature size. 5. Throads. Threads shall be Unified coarse thread series (UNC series), Class 28, in accordance with ANSI ASME BI, page A2S. ‘6. Material. Unlass otherwise specified, chemical and mechanical properties of steel nuts shall conform with Grace A of ASTM ASG, page B-108. Nuts of otter me terials euch as corrosion resistant (stalnloss) steel, brass, bronze and aluminum alloys shall have properties ‘a2 agreed upon between the manufacturer and pur ‘chaser. The properties for nuts of several grades of cor {osion resistant steel alloys are covered in ASTM F594, ‘page B-124, and of several nonferrous materials In ASTM F407, page 84190. 7. Nominal Size. Where specitying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding the decimal and in the fourth ‘decimal place shall be omitted. 8 For additional requirements, sao the Introductory Notes and General Data, page DA. 8, Welghts of heavy square nuts are given on page M24. 40. Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix Nl, page 0-18ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986 HEAVY HEX FLAT NUTS AND HEAVY HEX me FLAT JAM NUTS Table 8 Dimensions of Heavy Hex Flat Nuts and Heavy Hex Flat Jam Nuts Nominal Sizo f 7 X 7 ° Width Across Width Across Thickness Thickness Basie Major Di Flats. Comers Heavy Hex Flat Nuts _ | Heavy Hex Flat Jam Nuts of Thread [Basic | Max | Min | Max Basic | Max | Min | Basic | Max | Min Tie y1250 |i tan6| 1812 | 1.76 | 2093 tie [418s | 1070 | se | o6ss | 0579 446 4.2600 | 2 2000 | 1938 | 2309 ana | 4282 | 197 | aia | 0702 | 0.887 44s 4750 |2 ane | 2143 | 2119 | 2526 138 | 140g | 1310 | a6] 0846 142 t3000|2 36 | 2375 | 2300 | 2742 in2 | sa | 4433 | 78 | oot 4417600 |2 a | 2750 | 2652 | 3175 isa | 4700 | 1879 |1 “1040 2. 2.0000 |3 ve | 3.125 | s0a5 | sco 2 | 20a +e | 60 2a daso0 |3 v2 | 3500 | 3368 | aoa 204 | 2296 1 a | 1298 2ie 2500/3 7 | S675 | 3750 | 4474 aia | 2682 4 a | 52 bue 27800 | 4 ‘ia | $250 | Sti2 | 4907 26 | 206 13m | Yen 33.0000 |% 5 | 4025 | 447s | sso 3 | 5.060 43% | 4810 ‘354 3.2600 [5 ‘000 | 4a3e | 5.774 30a | ast 1 78 | 1.839 312 35000 /5 we | 5375 | S200 | 6207 342 | 5556 2 2.068 Ban S700 |8 ae | 5750 | S552 | 8640 asia | 3622 2 we | 2197 440000 |6 we | 6.125 | 5005 | 7079 4 | 4076 21m | ase ‘See Noles 10 4 Notes to Table &: 4. Unification. Bold type Indicates products unitied dimensionally with British and Canadian standards. 2. ‘Smaller Sizes. For sizes % in. through 1 In, the ‘nuts specified in Table © are recommended. 3 Tops of Nuts. Tops of nuts shall be flat and cham- tered. Diameter of the chamfer cicle shall be equal to the maximum width across flats within a tolerance of minus 15 percent. The length of chamfer at nex corners Shall be from 5 to 15 percent of the basic thread diam. falar Tha surlaca of chamfer may be slightly convex or founded, 4. Width Across Flats. Maximum wicth across flats shall not be exceeded (se8 exception in General Data), No transverse section through the nut between 25 and 78 percent of the actual nUt thickness as measured ‘fem the bearing surface shall be less than the mini- imum width acrase flats. For millec-trom-bar nuls, se@ statement in General Data pertaining to the nominal bar size to be used. ‘A rounding or lack of fil at Junction of ‘chamfer shall ba permissibie provided the width across comers is within specified limits at and bayond a distance equal to 17.5 percent of the basic thread diameter from the chamfered face. 6. Bearing Surface. Bearing surface shall be flat and perpendicular to the axis of the threaded hole within a {olerance of 2 dea 7. True Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped hole shall be located at true position with respect 10 the axla of nut body within a tolerance zone having a diameter equivalent to 4 percent of the maximum wicth across flats for 1¥2 In. nominal size nuts or smaller, and @ percent of the maximum width across tats for nuts larger than 1% in. regardless of feature size. 8. ‘Threads. Threads shall be Unified coarse thread ‘series (UNC series), Class 28, in accordance with ANSI ASME B11, page A268. 8. Material. Unless otherwise specified, chemical and mechanical properties of steel nute shall conform with Grade A of ASTM AS63, page B08. Nuts of other ma- terials such as corrosion resistant (stainless) steel, brass, bronze and aluminum alloys shall have props ties as agreed upon between the manufacturer and pur- chaser. The properties for nuts of several grades of Corrosion resistant slee! alloys ara covered In ASTM F604, page 6-124, and of saveral nonferrous materials in ASTM F487, page 8-120 40. Nominal Sin Whar snacityiag nominal size in decimals, 2210s preceding the decimal and in the fourth decimal place shall be omitted, ‘it. For additional requirements, see the Introductory Notes ane General Data, page Dt. 12, Welghts of heavy hex flat and heavy hex flat jam nuts are glven on page M24 48. Formulas for nut cimensions are given In Appendix 1, page 0-191986 ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 HEAVY HEX NUTS AND HEAVY HEX JAM NUTS NUTS 0 _S810N 88S ‘keoH | SIAN XOH AAO wid ‘e904 Suseeg jo nouny MN wor xo}, Kasay, Ss0UySIUL ‘S19N ¥9H Ano SSOUYOIUL 10109 ‘ss01ay WPI, W i . SUNN Wer XH AACOH PUP SINN XOH AneaH Jo SUOISUAWHI 6 aITeL Hl Xoudsy 910 m= tH} ie xouddy ‘810 D4ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986 HEAVY HEX NUTS AND HEAVY HEX JAM NUTS Notes to Table 9: 41. Unification, Bold type Indicates products unified di ‘mensionally with British and Canadian standards. Unit ‘cation of fine thread products is limited to sizes 1 in. and tinder. 2. Tops and Bearing Surfaces of Nuts. Nuts in sizes 7he in. nominal sige and smaller shall be double chamfered. Larger size nuts shall be doubie chamiered for have washer faced bearing surface and chamiered top. ‘The dlameter of chamfer clicie on double chamfered puts and dlametar of washer face shall be within the im {is of the maximum width across flats and 95 percent of the minimum width across flats. Tie loys ul waster faved nuts shall be flat and the diameter of chamfer circie shall be equal to the max: imum wigth across flais within a tolerance of minus 1 percent, The length of chamfar at hax comers shall be from 5 to 15 percent of tha basic thread diameter. The surface of chamfer may ba slightly convex or rounded. Bearing surtaces shall be flat and, unless otherise specified, shall be perpendicular to tha axis of the threaded hole within the FIM limits tabulated for the re- spective nut size, type and strength level. Where pur chaser specifies elon nineut al hating face siyle heavy hax oc heavy hex jam nuts in nominal sizes 2 in. through 4 Jn, nuts shall be procassed as to have a maximum bear- Ing face runout of 0.070 In. FIM. 3. Width Acrose Flats. Maximum width across flats shall not be exceeded (see exception in General Data) [No transverse section through the nut between 25 and 75 percent of the actual nut thicknass as measured from the beating surface shall be less than the minimum width across flats. For milladtrombar nuts, see statement Ih Guttwral Data pertaining to te nominal bar slze to be used. 4, Comer Fill, A rounding 0 lack of fl at junction of hex ‘comers with chamfer shall be permissiblo provided tha ‘wlth across comers Is within specitied limits at and beyond a distance equal to 17. percent of the basic thread dlamater from tha chamfered face. 5. True Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped Role shall be located at true position with respect 10 the ‘axla of nut body within a tolerance zone having a dian ter equivalent 10 4 percent of the maximum width lactose Hate for 1 in. nominal cize nuts of smaller, and 6 percent of the maximum width across flats for nuts lager than 1% in, regardless of feature size. 6. Countersink. Tapped tole shall ba countersunk on the bearing faze of faces. The maximum countersink d- ‘ameter shall be the thread basic (nominal) major dlam. ler plus 0.090 in, for 3/8 In. nominal size nuts and ‘smaller, nd 1.08 times the basic major diameter for nuts larger than 3/8 In. No part of the threaded! portion shall project hoyond the heating suetara 7. Threads. Threads shall be Unified coarse, fine or 8 thread series (UNC, UNF or 8 UN series), Class 28, in accordance with ANSUASME 81.1, page A28 Unless otherwise specified, coarse thread series shall be furnished. 8 Material Unies otherwise specified, chemical and ‘mechanical properties of steel nuts shall conform wi Grade A of ASTM ASE3 Specification, page 8-108; or Grade 2 of SAE 905, page M.36. Nuts of other materials Such as corrosion ‘resistant (stainiess) steel, orass, bronze and aluminum alloys shall have properties as agreed upon between tha manufacturer ahd purchaser. The properties for nuts of several grades of corr tesistant steel alloys are covered in ASTM F594, page 84124, and of several nonferrous materials in ASTM F467, page 8-130, 9. Nominal Size. Where specifying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding the decimal and in the fourth dcimal place shall be omitted. 410. For additional requirements, see the Introductory Noles and Genoral Data, page 0-1 411, Welghts of heavy hex and heavy hex jam nute are ‘alvan on page M26. 42, Formulas for nut dimensions are given In Appendix I, page 0-13, NUTS G D-45ANSI/ASME NUTS HEAVY HEX SLOTTED NUTS B18.2.2 1986 — F o o Loe ‘apPAOX \ tu s 5 oe | J Table 10 Dimensions of Heavy Hex Slotted Nuts F @ # z 3 [fino Nominal size cies or ‘Width Across: Width Across Unslotted Width of —. ast Major ia nicknoss Surace Basle Major Di Fats ‘Comore Thi Thickness Slot ue Basic Min | Max | Min | Bacio | Max | Min | Max | Min | Max | min | Max va 0.2500 | 12. sis 03125 | 916 a8 03750 | 1116 mie_0.4375 | 34 we oso00 | 78 gre 05625 | 15/16 sa 0.6250 |1 118 31g 0.7500 [1 14 70750 | 4716 48 | 0577 | osse | isis] 0250 | 0218 | 015 | 019 | o10 | oor | ooi7 peas | 060 | ose | tom | o3r4 | 0290 | 021 | o19 | 012 | o09 | ozo 689 | aves | 076s | 25164) o37r | aaa | oz4 | o22 | 015 | 012 | oat ora | oaes | 0830 | zree| o4a1 | oaos | 028 | o26 | 015 | 012 | ooze ‘aso | 1.010 | oss | sie4| osos | o4se | os4 | os2 | v.19 | 015 | 0.029 ‘oso | 7.083 | 10e7 | ase«| o5ea | 0528 | 037 | 035 | axa | 015 | oo2e ‘ost | tizer | t.175 | see | o.6at ova | 038 | oe | o18 | 0.025 tziz | 14a | 1382 | aries | 0.758 aaa | a7 | 028 | 018 | O02 300 | 1680 | 1.509 | ssie4 | 0.805 os2_| ose | 024 | 018 | 0.029 1 4.0000 [1 518 1575 | 1876 | 1.796 1012 o72 | ose | oso | oz | oun dame 14250 | 113H16 i756 | 2083 | 2002 4.193 o7e | 075 | 033 | o24 | 0.039 44a 142500 | 2 938 | 2309 | 2.203 1251 cas | oes | 040 | o31 | 0035 498 113750 |2 96 Zia | 2526 | 2416 1378 ose | oss | 040 | ost | 0.038 iz 13000 |2 38 2300 | 2742 | 2622 1.505 ‘os | 01 | os | 057 | 081 4am 4.7500 |2 314 2e62_| 3175 | 3035 1759 iz4_| 120 | ose | 04s | 0.088 2. 20000 [8 118 3.026 | 3.608 | 3.449 2013 aaa [439 | 052 | 043 | 0056 214 23600) 3 12 35 | cout | 362 2251 usr | ts2 | 052 | 043 | 0.051 21 25000 /3 716 3750 | 44ra | 4.275 2505 azo | tra | oss | 06 | 0058 ae 27600 | 4 44 ava | 4907 | ana 2758 20s | 199 | ose | 05s _| 007s 3 s0g00 [4 5 475 | 5340 | 5.102 | 20106 | aor ‘22a | 217 | 071 | 062 | 0081 314 3.2800 | 5 4aaa | 5.774 | 5515 |3 ans | S252 zar | zai | a7 | 62 | 0.087 312 35000 |5 ae S200 | 6207 | 5928 [3 705 | 2506 | 3070 | 272 | 265 | O71 | as2 | o.098 33a 376005 31 8562 | 660 | 6341 |asina| a7e0 | 3616 | 297 | 290 | ari | O62 | 0.100 440000 [6 18 526 | 7073 | eras |sisie| aor | aeez | 322 | 315 | am | o62_| 0107 Seo Notes 10 4 7 7 2 Notes to Table 10: 4. Unification. Bold type indicates products unified di- 7/18 In. nominal size and emailer shall be double nensfonsily with Britlgh and Canadian standards. Unifl. _charnfaved, Larger size nuts shall be double chamfered Calon alfine thread products is limited to.lzes Tin.and or have washer faced bearing surface and chamfered ‘under. top. ‘Tha dlameter of chamfer circle on double chamfered 2. Tops and Bearing Surlaces of Nuts. Nuts In sizes nuts and diameter of washer face shall be within the G 046ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 HEAVY HEX SLOTTED NUTS NUTS fae —— limits of the maximum width across flats and 9 percent of the minimum width across flat. ‘The tops of washer faced ruts shall be flat and the diameter of chamfer circle shall be equal to the max: imum wiih across flats within a tolerance of minus 16 Percent. The length of chamfer at hex comers shall be from 8 to 18 percent of the Basle thread diameter. The Surfzoe of chamfer may Le slluily ConVeX OF Founded, ‘Bearing surface shall be flat and perpendicular to the axis of the threaded hole within’ the FIM I specified for the raspactive strength level. 3. Width Across Flats. Maximum width across flats ‘Shall not be exceeded (See exception In General Data). No tranaverse section through the nut between 25 and 75. porcent of the actual nut thickness as meaeurad from the bearing surface shall be less than the minimum with across flats. For milled rombar nuts, see statement in General Data pertaining to tne nominal bar size to ba used. 4. Corner Fill. rounding or lack of fll at junction of hex Comers with chamfer shall be permigsibie provided the width across corners is within specified mits at and beyond a distance equal to 17.5 percent of tho basis tread diameter trom the chamfered face, 5. True Position of Tapped Hole. The axis of tapped hole shall be located at true position with respect to the axis of nut body within a tolarance zene having a diam ‘oer equivalent to 4 percent of the maximum width across flats or t-/4 in-nominal size nuts or smaller, and 6 percent of the maximum wicth across flats for nuts larger than 1-% in, regardless of feature size, 6. Countersink. Tapped hole shall be countersunk on the bearing face. The maximum countersink diameter ‘shall be the thread basie (nominal) major diameter plus 0.030 in. for 318 in. nominal size nuts and smaller, and 4408 tlmes the basic major diameter for nuts larger than S18 In. No part of the threaded portion shall project beyond the bearing surface, 7. Slots. Sicts shall be normal to nut flats. Contour of bottom of slots shall be at manufacturer's option. Re: ‘uiromante for gaging slots ate gives in Appa I, DANE Bee. 8, Threads. Threads shall ba Unified coarse, fine or 8 thread series (UNC, UNF or 8 UN series), Class 26; accordance with ANSVASME 51.1, page A26. Unless otherwise specified, coarse thread series. shall be furnished 8, Material, Unless otherwise specified, chemical and Mechanical properties of steel nuts shall conform with Grade A of ASTM ASRS, page R.108; or Grado 2 of SAE J985, page N-98. Nuts of other materials such as toro: sion resistant (stainless) steel, rast, bronze end aluminum alloys shall have properties 28 agteed upon Dotween the manufacturer end purchaser, The proper. ties fer nuts of several grades of corrosion resistant stael alloys are covered In ASTM F594, page 8124, ond of ‘several nonferrous materials In ASTM F467, page B-126, 10. Nominal Size. Where specifying nominal size in decimals, zeros preceding tne decimal and in the fourth ‘ecimal place shall bo omit 41, For additional requirements, se2 the introductory Notes and General Data, page D1. 412, Weights of heavy nex slotted nuts are glven on page M4 13. Formulas for nut dlmensions ate given in Appendix 4, page Da, Daz= JTS = SLOT GAGES AND GAGING FOR SLOTTED NUTS APPENDIX | The gages specitied below shall be used fo determine the acceptability of the align- ment and bottom contours of the slots in slotted nuts in accordance with the following procedure: Tha gaging for slot alignment proviaes for equal variations in the location of the cot: ter pin hole in bolt and the location of the slots in nut. To inspect the nut, the slotted end of gage shail be inserted through the threaded ole trom the bearing surface of the nut. The ‘gage pin shall then be Inserted into both the (gage clot and the nut siots through three ad- Jacent faces of nut, consecutively. Slot align- CONTOUR BEYOND THIS, ment shall be considered satisfactory if the gage pin fits into the slots without interfer ence at all three gaging positions. The bottom contour shall be acceptable if the gage pin contacts the bottom surfaces of opposite Slots Uuting the alignment gaging at all thro positions. ‘Some deviations from the specified gage plug diameters D may be necessary to com- pensate for variations in the nut thread minor diameter due to differences in manufacturing practices. To insure adequate service lite, gages and gage pins shail be suitably hardened. PIN MUST BE ROUND AND. FACE OPTIONAL —— ot STRAIGHT FOR THIS LENGTH F4 eect 6 1 =r oe E MOLE FOR ATTACHING orroNaL TIONAL PINTO GAGING oan ace“ GAGE PIN Dimensions of Slot Gages and Gage Pins a] 8 = [Fes Nominal ize ace | cage Gage or “aoe ae Basi eon Di wisn seat orton ‘xaos | #2002 in 30 aie 799 totes ter 198 oare0 Ole 18 si 38 1 | cco eae 138 oa ase ig oe = Hie a rae 7 soo 030 22 haw to Ss 2 ie {eo ‘a0 | 9308 5% 13s 130 tian | one 8 tS 13o0 | Y3as | tno 1308 | dose ise | rae a7500 | a7e0 | 100 1sie | 9425 335 25% Some | 308 | tro Yau | os 38 Sua 3088 | 28 | Hato ‘ane | oaee 18 Bie demo | 285 | 170 23 | ote 13 Bahram | f7e3 | 1380 Bits | ogee 8 3 aom0 | a0 | 2160 ari | 961s 372 Be 32800 | 3382 | Soo Bast | Sots is Sie 33e | ace | Fos amt | Ses ae sae Sten | Stee | Zoo Bi | 508 as Nome | fove | 30 am | a8 ta stad ae equiv ‘heeded vith Unified coarse (UNC) or fine (UNF) eters of Class 28 threads. Ifthe nuts fog ihe olametar af gage stall be he ANSI/ASME B18.2.2 1986 i | |— \uTs SLOT GAGES AND GAGING Se — FOR SLOTTED NUTS 1986 APPENDIX! The gages specified below shall be used to determine the acceptability of the align- ment and bottom contours of the slots in slotted nuts in accordance with the following procedure: “The gaging for siot alignment provides for equal variations in the location of the cot- ter pin hole in bolt and the location of the slots in nut. To inspect the nut, the slotted end of gage shall be inserted through the threaded hole from the bearing surface of the nut. The ‘gage pin shall then be inserted into both the ago slot and the nut slots through three ad- jacent faces of nut, consecutively. Slot align- CONTOUR BEYOND THIS |. FACE OPTIONAL: FE a) ment shall be considered satisfactory if the gage pin fits into the slots without interfer nce at all three gaging positions. The bottom contour shall be acceptable if the gage pin contacts the bottom surfaces of opposite slots during the alignment gaging at ail thrae positions. Some deviations from the specified gage plug diameters D may be necessary to com- pensate for variations in the nut thread minor diameter due to differences in manufacturing practices. To insure adequate service life, gages and gage pins shall be suitably hardened. PIN MUST BE ROUND AND STRAIGHT FOR THIS LENGTH +H 1 & a CONTOUR OF HEAD HOLE FOR ATTACHING OPTIONAL PINTO GAGING oar Gace‘ GAGE PIN Dimensions of Slot Gages and Gage Pins ~[s fe o e[)fjels Plog | Gage Gage Nominate | SiS prot | Sime | opin | Sat fast Majo Die | tanatn rine. | Blam | win | OR | vet ‘of Thread Thread = “0000 ome : tin £2000 soos | * 2008 mn va 0700 | O28 oan | ore | o0ss 1 She Gata | Ses Saar | O2a7 | oss 1 So. Oreo | ais ae | 9282 | ons i ihe_batrs | 0463 ae | oa | 8105 1B a asceo | 0573 ages | oage | 2148 18 in anes | Gaet Sees | cles | Stee ‘a Be 35900 | ovat 8a | aie | oars if ae 9700 | oar ogee | sar | 0475 i re _Sare0 | aso tives | S70 | ours ie 7 4.0000 | 1018 aara | ase | 236 a2 hag eso | $8 {ome | bass | O23 aa tye tasea | 1272 Ho | 900 | S'ne ia tae $370 | 169 rane | taeo | O05 ate te_43000 | 38 ro | V30s_| 8385 | 288 ou 7500 | 1750 rai | eee 328 ge spe | 208 tu | oats Fr Bue 39000 | $383 Wane | ass ce Ze 25000 | 2505 23% | 0505, is Bie _drso0 | 2758 | theo | suse | Bars Bast | 0845 os 3 soo] sora | 2100 | 780 | 2728 ar | osis = Sou $00 | S22 | 2am | Sine | 278 2a | oss 30 Ste Sa00 | aso | 2500 | Aare | Sam aan | oss 38 Sun S00 | Sten | Zawo | Sse | Sere gust | S815, a 2 Legon | Sore | Ste | S00 | 3720 ana | oss ea "Dlameter tabulated are equiva se net th to the minimum minor damsters of Ca 26 thread. I he ruts Sih Waifled coarse (UNC or fine (UNF tveads, ne diameter of gege shall be the valor ofthe G0 thread plug gage fer tha bareANSI/ASME B18.2.2 FORMULAS FOR NUT DIMENSIONS NUTS co — APPENDIX II Win Acroes Fate Tat hickness With Across Comers utrype | Nut she at Tolaance Pe Telorance ay ‘stan ener ino Ta tw Se | Fo 1et00 + ones | omeOD Perr 20160 + 00% Twaxe = jaamaxr) Squsre 4_theu 1-1l2 | F = 1,600 0.050 D ‘H = 0.8750 0.016 + 0.012 | MinG = 1.373 (Min F) ~ 0.030 Hoxriat | 1-18 hata | F = 15000 soo W = 08760 016 + aore | Max = 1547 Max Were [Me | Fe 1s005 casoo He 05000 + 0062 [00700 + 0692 | wax = 1.3547 MmaxF) Jam 444 thru 4-2 | F = 1.5000 0.0800 H 0.076 D + 0.072 | MinG = 1.14 (Min F) su | P= 18000 + o082 | 00160 + 0006 | H 00150 + 0008 texan [Cenéihru_ste | F = 15000 ears 0008 | H 0150 + 0008 | Max = 1.1547 ax wersioted [yg tna ve | F = 1.5000. ‘95000 H acts D+ ania | MING = 1:44¢HIn FD Tan ta | Fm 15000) 20500 He 08750 - ast |ao100 + 00% ie 150007 0082 [oatsDs 0006 |H= SeeTable | oorsD + 0.009 even | Si8m_sa | P= 1000 q010 + 0006] H= So0Table —_[OG1S0 + 0.003 | wax = 1.1547 Mee) 314_thra 1-178 1.800 D_ 0.050 D = 05000 + 0087 | 0.0160 + 0012 | Min@ = 1-14(MIn F) Tata 8 | F500 050 0 W= 05000 + ago [acreo + 0032 rs sooo 4 tame [ootso+ Om] r= See Table [usvaU + v.03 i 75000 0160+ 0005 | H'= SeeTable_[actso « oo0s | Maro = VSK MaxF) Stes [9 uw eve | P= 15000 oso W Qa1eD + 0.008 exw Seusre| 14 tn v2 | F = 18000 + 0126 | aosoo = 10009 oreo + oar | Max = 14Namen®) reantix [ym mus | F = 15000 + 0125 | oosoo w= 10000 owen + aoa: | Mane = 13507 Max Tie tw rim | P= 15000 + 0725 | 00500 i oso00 + waee [Oareo 4 001 ean Her | sya uv 2am | P= 75000 + 07125 | 00500 Ha 08000 + 0.125 [oo160 + on12"4 Mowe — 11607 Max A ue tims | P= 1a00D+ 0:5 | om20D We 06000 0280 [0604 00124 ewan | Ut [ F = 15000 = 05 | om500 Hm 10099 - 0016 |aareo + 00% eve [Tae twa | Fa 1s00o+ 095 | oos00 He 10000 - ost [oops 0012 | uaa = 11547 MaxF) Set 244 _ thud F = 4.500 + 0.125 | 0.0500 H = 4.0000 - 0.047 | 0.0160 + 012 | MinG = 1.14 (Min Fy Fats | P= 15000 + 0:25 | 00500 r= 10000 — 0082 | aareD + aor2 “iat te | F = 15009 + 0-25 | oos00 wW=-aso0 + 0047 | oax00 4 a012 Tite? | Pa 1800+ 0:5 [omeoD na uswo + ase | osieo + 0012 VeeypHex [___24 | = 18000 + 0:25 | 00800 Hoa asc00 + ooTé [ooi6 D+ 00%2 | wax = 1.3547 waxF) — 22 thru F = 1.5000 + 0.125 | 0.0500 H= 05000 + 0.208 |ao1wD + ania | MinG = 1-14 (MinF) om tus | P= 18000 0.5 | 00800 He 08000 + 0.8 | 90360 + 0012 Seats Hi 2 NOTES: 1 Agusta to slateontna. +4, lus tolrance ony Minus tolerance adjusted 2 that minim ik Zhan tis stay aojsted W satyfouths. 40 tru 24 in ese Ses nga te minum Dicks of Heer Hex Jat Nut ult opwar to riponconde 2 tht # nS acsiog {mew D'= Nome! nu sie or baie diameter of he tres ‘auto sxceen FP Wists across fat +3 Pup olerance onl Meus tolerance slustd so that iaimum the G 5 ttc across comer ess Is equal to minimum thickness of Heavy Hex Nut,' NUTS WRENCH OPENINGS FOR SQUARE ee AND HEX NUTS 1986 B18.2.2 ee APPENDIX III lominal Size Hox Rat Norwenen’ | Alowance Hexriatsam | Heay Square airanen | re fx Hwy Hox Fat Gegbes | marie | went openings | S904" | Hex sam Meany ox lat Jam - and Jaws Nut | Hex Sie Width Across | andJaws, lex Slotted Flats of Nuts | of Wrenct Hex Thick | Hx Tk sated | win_[ Tol ax Nomina Ni Sizes Tae osa7e | 0008 | o4a0 | oons | oes | vm 7H = i tse00 | doe | Sa0e | Sos | ogre | the im aie dees | Sone | See | aor | o8r3 | ane ue Ste 5a Gset0 | Goos_| 820 | aor | ass | 30 = : vasecsers | 000 | ose | oor | oes | —— 7h a au" 67800 | S00 | O7e8 | Bono | O78 | 70 ia hs sie cares | 0s | Seve | Secs | Sass | Te = a re” erso|coos_| asco | nace | casa |” are ia veie 08875 | 0005 | ogee | 0008 | ase | — 38 arte 1" Soaco | 0.008 | Sse | Sooo | tors | Se = : fone 18805 | 8808 | 1688 | £008 | 1809 |S = a te 4260 | ooor_| tse | coro | ite |_ ae ue : +14 12500] o0or | 1257 | oow | 1257 | — r. uu Yao tee | aoe | tee | agit | 1381 | ae a = tins tee | eae | 128 | 88 | 1337 |Z é ma ties ¥ec0 | ooae_| 105 | core | 1320 | 1 1 ” vss +4250 | 009 | 1494 | cova | 100 | — = i Hin6 480% | a0 | 100 | core | 1908 | +1 i - Hane Teves | Bor | tee | 813 | tase | “2° bs Vi tin ters0 | o9%0 | tes | cons | 198 | sm 13 = 2 gom0| oor | 2011 | cots | a0es | — a 74 Suro 20ee5 | 011 | Zar | Gore | 2008 | x30 13 a Bane 2068) 88ia | 286 | Gere | 2088 +30 Bim" aasoo | ore | Save | tows | dart | nae a i 2a 29760 | 0015 | 2aae | core | anor | — : ve aero asta | ou | asre | cow | 2am | = ce 138 Ban) veep | ote | Stee | Gor | Sta | — : tae zig gsr | 016 | 2goi | cow | aare | — = tn oe 120 | oo17 | s1e2 | aon | ase | — z 2 Sie atmo | ore | 3240 | aoee | saan | — 2 Bau Se Sereo | oa | Sane | Ses | aie | = iS ave iim 3500 | dee _| Gare | Gnas | S9er |= ia ban ws 45250 | 00a | seo | oer | sare | — 7 3 Se. See00 | daze | Saee | Goes | some | = im bau Boe S80 | dan | Saas | Goer | Bucs | = 7 ote sae S70 | 000 | a7 | cas | sors | — = aa Sve &1es0 | os0_| Bt5r | ooas | ase | — a ‘ seeNows 1 [2 2 ores: 1 Uhanehos ar acrmaly mated with the “Nominal Sze of Wrench” whieh sersapanda te th basi (men ‘mum, in most cases) width across flats dimension of the respective nut. For specific raquiremants applicable to wrenches, refer to tho approprlate American National Standard, ANSI B107, document whlon covers the particular wrench type, 2, Allowance (minimum clearance) between maximum wisth across flats of the nut and jaws of wrench equals (0.008W + 0.00%). Tolerance on wrench opening equals plus (0.005W + 0.004 from minimurn). W equals nom Inal size of wrench, D-20