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Ground thread taps for IS0 metric threads of tolerances 4H to 8H and 4G to 6G coarse and fine pitches Manufacturing tolerances on the threaded portion
TECHNICAL CORRIGENDUM 1
Tarauds filets rectZis pour filetages mtriques IS0 de tolrance 4H 8H et 46 6G pas gros et pas fins - Tolrances dexcution de la partie taille RECTIFICATIF TECHNIQUE I
Technical corrigendum 1 to International Standard I S 0 2857 : i973 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 29, Small tools.
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Ground thread taps for I S 0 metric threads of tolerances 4H to 8H and 4G to 6G coarse and fine pitches Manufactured tolerances on the threaded portion
AMENDMENT 2
Tarauds filets rectifis pour filetages mtriques I S 0 de tolrance 4H 8H et 46 6G pas gros et pas fins d'excution de la partie taille AMENDEMENT 2
- Tolrances
Amendment 2 to I C 0 2857-1973 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 29, Small tools.
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- Tolerance on pitch
iimitsof tolerance
0,25
03 .
3
3,5 7
4
4,5 5 5,5 6
f f f f
1 2
13 14 15 17
f 16
f 18
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NOTE - The tolerance on pitch is based on the diametral equivalent of the pitch error, so that, in general, it shall not exceed 10 % of the 5H nut thread pitch diameter tolerance. The measuring length is based on seven pitches which falls within the "normal" length of thread engagement as detailed in IS0 965/1. However, for pitches finer than 1,5 mm, the measuring length has been increased to approximately 50 % of the standard tap thread length to bring it within the scope of practical measurement.
Page 7 Clause 6 Last line of the table, delete "Cumulative pitch error T pover any number of threads" and insert
"Tolerance on pitch"
Pages4 10and 1 2 Annexes A and B Delete three times :
"Tolerance on pitch
See 4.5."
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Ground thread taps for I S 0 Metric threads of tolerance 4H to 8H and 4G to 6G coarse and fine pitches Manufacturing tolerances on the threaded portion
AMENDMENT 1
Amendment 1 to International Standard I S 0 2857-1973 was developed by Technical Committee ISO/TC 29, Small tools, and was circulated to the member bodies in January 1983.
It has been approved by the member bodies of the following countries:
The member bodies of the following countries expressed disapproval of the document on technical grounds: France USA
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o,2 0.25
f 70
f 50
f 35
f 30
f 25
~~~
f 20
f 15
NOTE - For a given pitch, the half-angle tolerance a/2 has been calculated so that the equivalent error on the virtual pitch diameter does not exceed a stated proportion of the pitch diameter tolerance To2for the corresponding class 5 nut thread.
The stated proportion is 8 %, except for pitches finer than 0.4 rnrn where it is 10 %. The calculated values have been rounded off to the nearest 5 to bring them within the scope of practical measurement.
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Clause 6 Delete the line before the last in the left-hand column and substitute:
Annex A In the table, replace the column "Tolerance on a and a/2" by the following :
1-
0,25
M M M M
M
M M
M
M
M
M
M M M
4,5 5 6 7 8 9
10
M 12 M 14 M 16
12 1 4 1 6
1,75
2
11 1 2 14 1 6 18 20 22 24 27 30 33 36 39 42 45 48 52 56 60
64 68
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Thread Pitch
7
o'2
roler. or
d
nominal
a12
f 70'
f 50'
* 35'
0,75
4.5 5 5.5 6 7 8
f 30'
9
10 12
,25
M 12 M 12 M 14 M 14 M 15 M 16 M 17 M 18
M18
x 1,25 x 1.5 x 1.25 x 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 x 1,5 x 2 x 1,5 x 2 x 1,5 x 2 x 1.5 x 2 x 1.5 x 2
12 14 15 16 17 18 20
1.5 1.25
f 25'
14 15
1.5
16 17
M 20
M20
1,s
2 1.5
18 20
M 22 M Z M 24
M24
22
24 25 27 28
f 20'
22
24 25 27 28
f 20'
M 25
M25
I Mn
t
M n M 28
M 30
x 2 x 1.5 x 1.5 x 2 x 3 M30
x 1.5
'st
2
f f f f f f f
20'
25' 30
30
f 20'
f 25' f 20'
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FOREWORD
IS0 (the International Organization for Standardization) is a worldwide federation of national standards institutes (IS0 Member Bodies). The work of developing International Standards is carried out through IS0 Technical Committees. Every Member Body interested in a subject for which a Technical Committee has been set up has the right to be represented on that Committee. International organizations, governmental and non-governmental, in liaison with ISO, also take part in the work.
Draft International Standards adopted by the Technical Committees are circulated
t o the Member Bodies for approval before their acceptance as International Standards by the IS0 Council.
International Standard IS0 2857 was drawn up by Technical Committee ISO/TC 29, Small tools, and circulated to the Member Bodies in August 1972.
The Member Bodies of the following countries expressed disapproval of the document on technical grounds : Japan Sweden
CONTENTS
Page
.......................
1 1
2 References
3 Basicdata
.................................
.................................
..........................
1
1
3.3
2
3
4
3.4 Calcdation of tap thread dimensions of classes 1. 2 and 3 . . . . . . . . 4 Manufacturing tolerances on tap threads 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Majordiameterd
..................
............................ Pitch diameter d2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minor diameter of tap d , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tolerance on the angle (Y and half angle d of thread . . . . . . . . . . 2 Cumulative pitch error T,, over any number of threads . . . . . . . . .
......................
4
5
6
6 6
....... ........
8 10
Ground thread taps for I S 0 metric threads of tolerances 4H to 8H and 4G to 6G coarse and fine pitches - Manufacturing tolerances on the threaded portion
1 SCOPE AND FIELD O F APPLICATION
This International Standard specifies the manufacturing tolerances on the threaded portion of taps for producing the I S 0 metric threads of tolerance classes 4H to 8H and 4G to 6G as defined in ISO/R 965/1 to III (excluding, consequently, classes 7G and 8G considered as usually produced with ground thread taps).
2 REFERENCES
ISO/R 529, Short machine taps and hand taps. ISO/R 724, IS 0 general purpose metric screw threads Basic dimensions. ISO/R 965/1, IS0 general purpose metric screw threads Tolerances - Principles and basic data. ISOIR 96511I, IS 0 general purpose metric screw threads Tolerances - Limits of sizes for commercial bolt and nut threads - Medium quality. ISO/R 965/1 I I, IS0 general purpose metric screw threads Tolerances - Deviations for constructional threads.
It is valid for the short taps specified in ISO/R 529 as well as for any other kind of ground thread taps with the same
diameters and pitches. The internal threads produced with those taps are conventionally designated by the simplified denomination of "nut" in agreement with the word used in ISO/R 965 for the general designation of all internal threads. Annexes A and B give, for all threads with coarse and fine pitches, the manufacturing tolerances on the threaded portion of taps for the following classes of nuts : 4H and 5H - 6H - 7H and 8H and 4G and 5G - 6G
3 BASICDATA
3.1 Thread profile of nuts : see figure 1.
'
D = nominal diameter
m C .-
Tol
E
C
FIGURE 1
Js
/
/
d2 = D2 = pitch diameter d, min. = minimum pitch diameter d2 max. = maximum pitch diameter
/
a
Es
Em
= upper deviation of pitch diameter = lower deviation of pitch diameter = tolerance on pitch diameter
1 1
-b
FIGURE2
Td2
- 8H with
4G - 5G - 6G with positive minimum clearance, three tolerance classes have been accepted :
Class 1 - Class 2 - Class 3
The tolerances of these three classes are determined as indicated hereafter, in terms of a tolerance unit t , the value of which is equal to the pitch tolerance value T o 2 ,grade 5 of the nut (extrapolatedup to pitch 0.2 mm) :
t=
NUTS
TAPS
- Class 3 : for nuts of classes 7H
- 8H and also 6G
4H 5H*
This correspondance has, however, only an indicative nature, since the accuracy of tapping can vary as a function of a series of factors such as : the material to be tapped, the condition of the machine tool, the tapping attachment, the tapping speed, the lubricant, etc. Users are therefore recommended to select in each case the most suitable class of tap for the manufacture of the required class of nut.
t*
d min. = D
+ Js
Em = 0 l t* , 1 Es = 0,3 t*
d min. = d2** -- Em , !
d, max. = d 2 * *
+ Es
Em = 0,3 t* Es = 0,5 t * ,
2
d2 min. =d2** f Em
d , max. = d 2 * *
4-Es
.
.
Em = 0,5 t* Es = 0,7 t*
d, min. = d2** iEm d, max. = d2** f Es
I
all
? 1
No tolerance is specified on this diameter. The thread root is generally, but not mandatorily, with a rounded form and the profile of the radius blending with the flanks of the thread should lie, in principle, under the line AB which corresponds with the internal diameter D l of the basic I S 0 profile.
* t =
tolerance unit = To2pitch tolerance, grade 5 of the nut. The values are given in ISO/R 965/1, section 9.
** The 2 values correspond t o the values of the pitch diameter D2 of the nut in conformity with ISO/R 724.
THREADS
4.1 Major diameter d
Nominal diameter
UD
to
The minimum major diameter d min. shall be equal to the nominal diameter D of the nut, plus deviationJs. Deviation JS shall be greater than or equal to 0,4 t.* The maximum major diameter d max. is not fixed and is left to the manufacturer's judgement.
I
II
Pitch
Minimum deviation Js
+ + + + + +
+
20 22 24 2 1 24 27 28 30 28 36
+ + +
2.8
5.6 -,-
+I l
I
06 .
+38
08 .
0.75
1
56 .
1 1.2
t
I
+ +
+
40 47 50
50
t 42
1.25
1
I
11,2 1 -
1.25
I I I
+ +
56
2 25 .
1
+68 + 72
53
15 .
+64
22,4 45
-1
4
4.5
+ 94 + 100
+68
15 . 1 2
3
76
I
45 90
4
5
+ 90 + 100
+ 106
t = tolerance unit = io,, pitch tolerance, grade 5 of the nut. (See ISO/R 965/1. The values given for the pitch of 0,2have been obtained by extrapolation.)
A
. .<
. ..
..... . .
4.2
Pitch diameter d2
The maximum and minimum permissible values on the pitch diameters, d2 max. and d2 min., of the taps are calculated in terms of the deviations Ern and Es given in Table 2.
Nominal diameter
Pitch
TABLE 2 -Values
over
up t o and icluding
Pitch
I
I
1
Deviations for pitch diameters Em and Es
t 38 13
1,25 1,5.
11.2
+ 42
+ 14
22,4 1.75
09 .9
2 25
+ 16 + 51 + 17
+ 45 + 15 + 48
+ 38 + 70 + 42 + 75 + -45 + 80
+
48 85 5 1
63
+ +
+ + +
88 63 98 70 75
t 105
+112 80
+54 18
1
15 . 14 . 2
22.4
+ + 40
+ 13 + 48
+ 16
+54 18
+ + +
90 +54
45
3 3,5
4
+ + 64
+ 21
+ 22
i 67
4,5 15 .
2.8
+ 71 + 24 + 75
+ 25
2 3 45
90
+ 51 + 17 + 57
+ 19 + 67
4 5
+ 22 + 75 + 25 + 80
+ 27
+ 95 + 57 + 112 + 67
+ 133 + 95 + 157
+112 +175 +125
+ 75 + 133 + 80 +
+140 84 +150 + 90
+125
+ 186
+133 +196 +140 +210 +150
56 . 5,5
+84 28
+ + 90
+ 30
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No tolerance is specified on this diameter which is governed by the wear on the tool used to produce this thread.
The profile of the radius blending with the flanks of the thread should however lie, in principle, under the line AB which corresponds with the internal diameter D , of the basic I S 0 profile.
M 6 - IS0 2
For an M 20 tap with pitch of 2 of class 1 : M20X 2 - IC0 1
(Y
d2
of
The values for these tolerances are based on the pitch of the thread; they apply both to the anglea and to the half-angle ( ~ / 2 and shall be in accordance with the values of Table 3.
Pitch ranges
Tolerances on
Up to and
I I
I
I
Over
I
I
including
I
I
angle (u and
0.2
0.4
I
I
40
i15
Tap designation
M 14- I S 0 2
Tap characteristics
D = nominal diameter = 14 mm
Pitch = 2 mm Threaded length = 30 mm
d2 = D2 =
.............
12,701 mm
d min. = D
D=
+ Js (0.4 t ) ..............
............
14,000 mm
Js (0,4 t ) =
0,068mm
(see 4.1
d min. = 14,000
Minimum pitch diameter (d2 min.)
+ 0,068 = 14,068 mm
............
12,701 mm 0,051 mm
Em (0.3 t ) = .
d2 min. Maximum pitch diameter, (d2 max.)
...........
= 12,701
+ 0,051 = 12,752 mm
(see 4.2)
d2 max. = d2
+ Es (0,5 t )
12,701 mm 0,085 mrn (see 4.2)
d2 (basic) =
Es (0.5 t ) =
............
............
d2 rnax. = 12,701
+ 0,085 = 12,786 mm
Minor diameter
Not specified
(see 4.3)
For a pitch of 2 mm
see 4.41
see 4.5)
ANNEX A
Class of taps
All classes
Major diameter Basic
Thread
deviation
0.4 t
diameter drnin. d2
*
M M
0.25
0.3 __
0.35
1.4
1,6
1.8
+ 0,027
M 2
0.4 - + 0,028
0.45
2,028
1,740
2,2
2.2
+ 0,030
M 4
0.75
+ 0,038
+ 0.040
5,040
4.480
1.25 M 9 9
+ 0,050
+ 0,056
M 10
M 11 M 12 M 14
10
11 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 27 30 33 36 4 39 42 45 48 5 52 56 60 64 5.5 4.5 3.5 3 2 1.75
M 16
M 18
+ 0,068
M 20 M 22
M 24 M 27 M 30
+ 0,085
M 33
M 36
+ 0,090
+ 0,094
Minor diameter of tap No tolerance is specified on this diameter. The thread root is generally, but not mandatorily, with a rounded form and the profile of the radius blending with the flanks of the thread, should lie, in principle, under the line AB which corresponds with the internal diameter D l of the basic I S 0 profile. Cumulative pitch error Tp over any number of threads This error is fixed at f. 0,05 % of the considered measuring length with a minimum o f f 0,008 rnm.
M 39 M 42
M 45
+ 0,100
1
M 48
M 52
+ 0,106
M 56 M 60
M64
M 68
+ 0,112
+ 0,120
6
68
Dimensions in millimetres
Min. deviat.
I
I
min.
I
I
Toler.
max.
I
I
Pitch diameter
qqZ710.;,
Toier. min. deviat.
d2 2 min.
Min.
deviat.
Toler.
max.
d on Q andQ/;! nomina
Em
1
I
+ 0,006
E l
d2min.
id2
ld2max.
Em
Td2 id2
I d 2 max. d2
1,211
+ 0,007
I
1,747
1 + 0,012 I
+0,014
1,235
I I G
2,715 3,155
40'
1.4 1.6 2
1,761
I + 0,021
I
+ 0,009 I + 0,010
I
I
1-1
1
2,683 3.1 19
*l
2,699 3,137
I + 0,024
I + 0,027
+ 0,029
I + 0,016 I
I + 0,018 I + 0,019 I + 0,020 1
I + 0,040
I + 0,050
+I H I I
2,715 f0.016 2,731 3,155
I + 0,045 + 0,048
I + 0,018 I
+ 0,019 I + 0,020 I
+ 0,024
3,173
I k 30' I
+ 0,012
o,o13
+
+ 0,014 + 0,016
+ 0.01 7 + 0,018
o,o21
+
4,490
I + 0,030 + 0,035
I
4,530
E
I
2.2 4,5
7,201 8,201
8,226
0,038 0,042
9,068
10,040
10.068
10,068
0,028 0,032
+ 0.070
0,080 0,085
I+ I
0,028
I
+ 0,025
25'
10,879
10.91 1
0,048
10,911
10,943
14,718
14,752
+ 0,051
H 1H 1 1 I
18,394
+ 0,036
18,430
+ 0,054
+ 0,064
0,067
1 1 1
t 0,034
I + 0,032 II I
II II ::
1
1
W:1 ::
+ 0,036
t 0,042
18,466
+ 0,090
18,466
1 1
+ 0,036
+ 0,045
0,050
20 '
F"
12 20 22 60
o,o22
+ 0,024
o,o25
+
1-1
22,072 25.072
I+ 1 I +
25.1 15 27.794 0,045
+ 0,043
22.1 15
1-1
1
+ 0,027
I I+ I H
39,102 42.102 44,779 48.779 0,050
+ 0,047
1-1
30.794
+ 0,045
t 0,047
1
I
I
I
+ 0,106
+ 0.1 12 + 0.1 18
0,125
+ 0,071
f
0,075
+ 0,050 + 0,053
1+
+ 0,053
+ 0,080
i 0,133
1+ 1 E+ l
39,202 42.202 0,053 60,253 64.253
39,252 42,252
I
C15'
+ 0,056
+ 0.084
+ 0,090
64.193
+ 0.056 + 0,060
64.253
+ 0,140
+ 0,150
I+ I
0,060
+ 0,056
60,313 64.313
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ANNEX% GROUND THREAD TAPS FOR I S 0 METRIC THREADS OF FINE PITCH Diameters of 1 to 32 mm Dimensions and manufacturing tolerances for the threaded portion of taps of :
I I
1
C l a u of taps
Thread
d
All CI
nominal
deviation
I I
Min.
I
Basic pitch diameter
c
M 2.2X0.25 M 2.5
X
.-
0.25 2.2
~
I
+ 0,024
1,821
1,670
0.35
M 3
____
0.35
-.
___ -0.5
=&2E
3.028
.
2,773
4,032
3,675
M 5
0.5
5 5.5 6
+ 0,032
M 7
X X
0.75
l
0.75
+ 0,042
I 1
5,532
(M 8
1.25
1.5 1.25
1.5
2 M20
X
1.5 1.5
M22
I 20.701 I .
23,026
'M25
X 1,5
No tolerance is specified on this diameter. The thread root is generally, but not mandatorily, with a rounded form and the profile of the radius blending with the flanks of the thread, should lie, in principle, under the line AB which corresponds with the internal diameter D l of the basic I S 0 prof ile.
Cumulative pitch error Tp over any number of threads This error i s fixed at $. 0.05 % of the considered measuring length with a minimum of 0,008 rnrn.
-I
I M 27
15
M27
X2
27
lm1
M3
Xl,5
lM3
X3
+
30,064
29,026 28,701
+ 0.072
30.072
+ 0,085 I 30,085
28,051
31,026
30,701
I
rnax.
d2 max
O 885
Class 3
Toler.
Min. deviat.
Em
min.
d2 min.
Toler.
Min. deviat.
Em d,
min. min.
Toler.
d,
max. max.
Min. deviat.
Em
min.
d2 min.
Toler.
rnax.
d2 man.
Td2
Td,
Td2
O 875
+ 0,016 I + 0,018 ]
31,042 30,719
I + 0.0321 31,074 I + 0.048 I 31,074 I + 0,0321 31,106 I + 0,080 I 31,106 I + 0.032 I 31,138 I I + 0,036 I 30,755 I + 0,054 I 30,755 I + 0,036 1 30,791 I + 0,090 I 30,791 I + 0,036 I 30,827 I
25 .
t 20
32
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C i s of taps Thread
Ail clssoes
Major diameter
1 1
M33X 3
31.051
34,701 34,051 38,026 37,701 37,051 39,026 38,701 38,051 41,026 40.701 40,051 39,402 44,026 M45X 2 M45r 4 M48
=
43,701
1.5
M 4 82 ~ M48*4
I1
1
56
70 72 75 76 80 85 90
+ 0,085
t 0,094
45,085 45,094 48.068 48,090 148.100 50,076 50,090 52,068 52,076 52,090 50,701 46,051
1.5 2 3 4
0,068 0,090
I + 0.100
~
45.402 49,026
+0.068 0 6 ,; 8 1
+ 0,076
+ 0,090
+ 0,068
+ 0,076
+ 0,090
M52X 4
M56X 1.5 M56X 2 M56X 3 M56X4 M70X 6 M72X 6 M75X 6 M76X 6 M80X 6 M85X 6 M90X 6
+ 0.068 + 0,076
+ 0,090
55,026
No tolerance i s specified on this diameter. The thread root is generally, but not mandatorily, with a rounded form and the profile of the radius blending with the flanks of the thread, should lie, in principle, under the line AB which corresponds with the internal diameter D 1 of the basic I S 0 prof ile.
Cumulative pitch error T, over any number of threads This error i s fixed a t 2 0.05 '36 of the considered measuring length with a minimum o f f 0,008 mrn.
+ 0,100
54.0511
53,402 71,103
+ 0,120
12
1
Min.
deviat.
I
Min.
deviat.
Class 3
deviat.
i
i
d2 min.
d2 ma:
+ 0,016
+ 0,032
+
Em
d2 ma:
Em
0.04t
+ 0,018
+ 0,021
+ 0.08C
31,115
I f0.042
+ 0,09(
31,157
+ 0.10E
20 '
33 35
+ 0.01 6
+ 0.08C
t 25
+ 0,054
+ 0.064 + 0.04E
+ 0,021
38,072
+ 0,016 41,042 + 0,018 I 40,719 + 0,021 I 40.072 + 0,024 39,426 + 0,016 I 44,042 + 0.018 I 43.719
I '
+ 0,021 + 0.024 I
t 0,019
+ 0,017 I 47,043
I1 + 0.0431 I 40.1 15 + 0,064 . ' + 0,047 39,473 + 0,071 1 + 0,032 I 44,074 + 0,048 1 + 0.0361 I 43.755 + 0,054 1 ' ' + 0,043 43.1 15 + 0,064 I + 0,047 1 42,473 + 0,071 I + 0,034 I 47,077 + 0,051 + 0,038 46,758 + 0,057 + 0,067 + 0,075 + 0.051 + 0,057 + 0,067 + 0.051
+ 0,045
I ~
+ 0,043 + 0,032
38.1 15 41,074
+
38,074 37,755 37.115 39,074
34,791 34.157
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45,527
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