Where to find standards for fasteners?

[aeroUB]

Just wondering if anyone knew of a site where there was a good collection of nuts, bolts, and screw ANSI standards?

Such as threads/inch, tap drill size, dist. across flats & corners, thicknesses...

I haven't come across any good collections of them...

thanks
aero

 

[Mandrake22]

Here's one.

http://www.engineersedge.com/

 

[NukeSubmariner]

I always use the "Bible" of machinists which is the Machinist Handbook. I have # 25 but there may be a newer version now. THere is almost nothing mechanical related that can't be found in it. WELL worth the purchase. You can get standard CAD models of ANSI parts at

http://www.partserver.de

- they email anything to you for free.

 

[smcadman]

http://www.fairburyfastener.com/information.htm

(scroll down to information library)

Flores

 

[mozo]

Hi Aero,

Another good source for mechanical hardware is:

http://www.solidlib.com

Regards

 

[SteveMS]

I purchased from

http://www.cad-a-log.com

a parts file for SW. The fastenings are editable. Worth the money.

SteveMS

 

[BillReynoldsjr]

I use three primary sources other than the Machinery Handbook. First is the Fastener Standards book from the Industrial Fastener Institute, Sixth Edition.

Second is the manufacturer, Brossard handbook.

Third, for metric fasteners, the website for marylandmetrics.com has useful information.

Hope this helps

 

[TRB]

Try

http://www.spstech.com/aero/prod_lit/index.html

This catalog list all aerospace fastners