5&3/16" -16UN thread
5&3/16" -16UN thread
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Anyone can help out? looking got the major, Pitch and minor for an external & internal thread tolerance. Machine handbook only covers 5 1/8 and 5 1/4. this 5 3/16"is an old odd ball thread.
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RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
Don
Kansas City
RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
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A much better long term solution would be to buy a thread calculator that will give a more comprehensive output (inspection data, coating thickness, etc.) like this one:
http://www.johnsongage.com/ip_threadspecs2_0.aspx
Of coarse, if you are going to rely on free software it would be a really good idea to be able to make the calculations yourself so that you can double check now and then.
Harold
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RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
So there is no such thread.
However, 5 3/16-16 UNS would be a legitimate thread. Essentially 'special' or custom.
I believe any decent machineries handbook or similar should have the equations, or at least information to allow you to work it out.
FAQ404-1480: How Do I Specify Unified Thread Form Custom Threads? Also gives you some helpful information and links to help you work it out.
Just remember, if it's on the internet & free can you trust it?
KENAT,
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RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
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RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
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Harold
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RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
RE: 5&3/16" -16UN thread
MIL-S-8879 (or its replacement AS8879) has a section (table VII) devoted specifically to controlled root radius 16-pitch threads up to 6 inches. You can download it here for free:
http://www.assistdocs.com/search/search_basic.cfm
Good luck.
Terry