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AN936 A and B designators? |
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Shakeproof washer (Star) A = internal B = external |
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Clevis Pins: ID AN#, size and length. |
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392 = 1/8th diameter 393 = 3/16th 394 = 1/4 length is in odd 32nd. Need exact length. Shear device only. |
| AN24-10 |
| Clevis bolt: 1/4-28 bolt, 1 inch long. |
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Sheet metal screws Designations AN???-X-Y |
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AN530 = round head AN531 = Flush head X = tap size Y = length in 1/16ths. |
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Clevis Bolts: ID 21 through 26 Shear device with shank hole for more permanent installation. |
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21 = #6 machine screw 22 = #8 23 = #10 24 = 1/4 bolt 28tpi 25 = 5/16 -24tpi 26 = 3/8 - 24 |
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Rivets designators for alloy: A, AD, DD, D |
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A = soft AL, non-structural, all others are structural. AD = most common, 2117 alloy.36kpis DD = 2024, 44kpsi D = 2017 40kpsi |
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Rivet designators: AN430-TT_X-Y What is TT, X, Y. How specified? |
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TT is alloy: X = diameter in 32ndsd, Y = length in 16ths. |
| AN507 and 509 |
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507 = machine screw 100 degree countersink. non -structural. 509 = same but structural. |
| AN526 and AN525 |
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526 = button or truss head, wider and flatter typ. non structural. 65k psi. TPI not in designator- same as bolts (624, 1032, 428.) 525 = Washer head, structural 125k psi. includes extra washer under head. |
| AN505 and 510 |
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82 degree countersink machine screws. 505 = NC non-structural 515 = NF non-structural |
| AN515 and 520 |
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Round head machine screws. 515 = NC, non structural 520 = NF, non-structural |
| AN515-8R16 |
| Machine screw, round head, non structural, #8 screw1 " long, 32 TPI NC. |
| AN501-416-6 |
| Fillister head, no hole, nonstructural, 1/4-28 TPI, 6/16 long or 3/8th. |
| AN500-10-12, 10R12 |
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Fillister head, non-structural, NC, #10 screw size, 12/16 long. 10R12 = #10 screw, Phillips head 3.4 inch long. |
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Machine screws diameter and length. AN500- X-Y Length = ? Diameter = ? Phillips designator = |
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x = diameter in tap sizes. or bolt is with 16, 416 is 1/4-28. Y = Length, always in 1/16th. Phillips = R, |
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Fillister Head Designations What are: AN500, 501, 502, 503 |
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500 = Fillister, no hole, NC 501, Fillister, no hole, NF (A for drilled) 55,000 psi tensile strength..... 502, FIllister, hole, NF 503, Fillister, hole, NC 125,000 psi tensile strength |
| How is thread pitch indicated in Machine Screws? |
| It is contained in the AN designator, unlike bolts (always NF). |
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Machine Screw Explain grip for Fillister head vs. flat head? |
| Grip is the unthreaded length from the start of the threads to (flat head) the top of the head, and to (Fillister head) bottom of head. |
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Cotter Pins? How is diameter and length specified? What are designators? |
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Diameter is in 1/32nd. Length is in 1/4 inch. AN380-3-4 is a cad. plated steel pin, 3/32nd diameter, 1 inch long. AN381 is SST. |
| AN935 |
| Split locking washer, use with AN960 flat washer. |
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Washer other designators? What is AN960-10L? AN970? |
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AN960-10L is a standard washer for a #10 machine screw. L = light or 1/2 thickness. AN970 is a larger diameter washer. |
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Washer sizing? How is hole designated? |
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ANdesignator then - for hole size. - 4, 6, or 8 for machine screws. - X (in 1/16ths) and TPI for bolts. AN960-8 is a plain washer, cad plated, #8 screw. -816 same but for a bolt. |
| What is the purpose of washers? |
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Spacer Protect material under nut. Prevent bolt from turning. Locking feature. Spread load. |
| NUT designators? How do you designate SST for nuts? |
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Add a "C" after the AN designator. AN310C-524 is a standard castle nut, SST for a 5/16 bolt 24 TPI or NF. |
| AN350 |
| Wing nut. |
| AN364 |
| Fiber Lock Shear Nut - thick big brother is the AN365. |
| AN316 |
| Airframe Plane Shear, carries 1/2 tension as AN315, full size Plane Nut. |
| AN320 |
| Casltelated shear nut. |
| What is a Shear Nut? |
| Used in shear tension applications, not tension, so 1/2 the threads are used. |
| AN315 |
| Plane nut - has larger flat on bottom |
| AN365 |
| Fiber lock nut torqued to work. Shear equal is the AN364. |
| AN360 |
| Plane Engine nut Steel but high temperature |
| AN310 |
| Common Castle nut |
| AN363 |
| Steel Lock Nut - top is squeezed or oval for self locking. |
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Nut designations? AN365 |
| Fiber lock nut |
| What is AN310-428? |
| Castlelated nut, 1/4 bolt NF. |
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Nut sizing or Y. Machine screws? Bolts? |
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Machine screws = - size, typ. -4, -8, -10 (equal to -3 bolt. Bolts - size in 16th. Include TPI |
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NUTS ANXXX-Y What is x and Y? |
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XXX is AN designator. Y = TPI |
| SAE Standards have a number of Hash marks on the head. What do they mean? |
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They indicate the grade of bolt. Add 2 to the number of Hash marks for grade. Grade 5 and 8 are common. 8 is same strength as AN but no QC. |
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Bolt exceptions: A = ? after length C = ? before length H = ? replacing dash |
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A = absent hole in shank C = CRES H = Hole in Head |
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AN Bolt Dimensioning ANX-Y What is X and Y? What is a AN4-10 |
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X = diameter in 1/16th. Y = length in 1/8ths base 8 AN4-10 is 1/4 inch bolt NF thread, 1 inch long. |
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AN bolt head markings for: CRES AL Close Tolerance Alloy Steel |
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CRES = single raised dash AL = Two raised hash marks opposite each other Close Tolerance = cross inside triangle Alloy Steel =x or + (cross) |
| What are the characteristics of a AN Bolt? |
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Hex Head Mild Steel construction 125,000 PSI Tensile strength Cadmium Plating - gold color NF National Fine Thread Class 3 (.003) fit |
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