Manual de Tornillos

n i r r ^ i T n t a b l e ó f c o n t e n t s
. Appllcabta or Similar Specíflcatlon*

CONTENTO ISO DIN PAGE
ANSI ASTM
Features and Stock Slze Information 3

Socket Head Cap Screws — Regular Head Height 818 3.1 M A574M 4762 912 *¿
Socket Head Cap Screws — Low Head Height — — 6912,7984 6
Socket Head Cap Screws — General Assortment B18.3.1 M A574M 4762 912 7
Socket Button Head Cap Screws B18.3.4M F835M 7380 9427 8
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Socket Fíat Head Cap Screws B18.3.5M F835M — 7991 9
Socket Head Shoulder Screws (Stripper Bote) B18.3.3M — 7379 9641 10
Loc-Wel Self-tocking Socket Screws — — — — 11
Socket Set Screws — Plain Cup Point B18.3.6M F912M 4029 916 12
Knurled Cup Point B18.3.6M F912M 4029 — 13
Cone Point B1&3.6M F912M 4027 914 14
Fiat Point B18.3.6M F912M 4026 913 15
Dog Point B18.3.6M F912M 4028 915 16
Hexagon Socket Screw Keys and Key Kits B18.3.2M — 2936 911 17,18
Dowel Pins — — — _ ' 6325 19
Metric.inch Comparison Charts and Tables — — — — 20to23
When you purchase UNBRAKO metric socket screw producís, you can be sure that they meet or
exceed the strength levéis of all current standards, inciuding the three most common — ANSI,
ISO and DIN. S P S is represented on several ANSI and ISO commrttees.
• ANSI (American National Standards Institute) documents are published by ASME (The
American Society of Mechan¡ca! Engineers) and are familiar to almost all users of socket screw
producís in the U . S A Performance data listed
are for standard produc-
• ASTM (American Society for Testjng and Materials}. Many ANSI documents list dimensional
information but refer to A S T M specifications for materials, mecharycal pápenles, and test entena. tlon Items only. Non-
stock ítems may vary due
• ISO (International Standards Organizabon) is a standards group compñsipg 70 member to variables in methods of
nations. tts objective is to provide standards that witl be completely universal and common to all
manufacture. It is sug-
counthes subscribing.
gesíed thaí the user varify
• DIN (Deutsche Industries Normen) is the Gemían standards group and fasteners made to performance on any non-
tríese standards are widely soid and used in this country.
standard parís for crítica!
So, buy UNBRAKO from your local distributor and get an extra dividend—the safety and reliability appllcaíions.
that onty strict conformity to the highest standards can aftord
Standards referenced are
NOTE: The proper tightening of threaded fasteners can have a significan! effect on their
general documents which
performance.
apply a s applicable.
Many applicatíon problems such as self-toosening and fatigue can be eliminated by adequate
tightening. The recommended seating torques listad In the catatog tables serve as guldellnes Parts c a n be supplled to
only. Even when ustng the recomrronded seating torques, the Induced toads obtained may vary these standards.
as much as ± 2 5 % depending upon the uncontrolled variables such a s mating material,
lubricatlon, surface flnlsh, hardness, bott/Joint compliance, etc.
2 COPYRIGHT 1967 SPS TECHNOlOGIES

• H i B Í ^ R t l T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
UNBRAKO' ISO Metric Fasteners s t r e s s áreas insure strength In s u c h Available through your
critical áreas a s heads, sockets, local UNBRAKO distributor
_ UNBRAKO ISO Metric Fasteners are the threads, filiets, and bearing áreas.
B strongest ofl-the-shelt threaded Y o u c a n get prompt delivery on stock
fasteners you can buy. Their exclusive items of UNBRAKO metric socket s c r e w s
Features
I design features and closely controfled f rom your local UNBRAKO distributor,
manufacturing processes insure the either from his own stock or through him
The s a m e factors of quality and
| dimensional accuracy, strength and from the large stocks maintalned in any
reliability lound in all U N B R A K O
fatigue resistance needed for reliability of the U N B R A K O Division's 4 w a reno use
producís with inch threads are Incor-
| in today's advanced technotogy. locations. Please check with your
porated into UNBRAKO metric socket
distributor flrst. If he doesn't have the
screw products. U N B R A K O design
• The higher stresses and speeds of metric s c r e w s you want on hls own
and constructíon features include
* modern machinery and equipment re- shelves, he can get them from us in a
precisely controlled socket depths
^ q u i r e more dependable, stronger matter of days.
that atlow tightening to the full
B fasteners to hold parts together. A
strength of the screw. Radius root
sinole fastener failure can stop an
rolled threads ensure máximum
l i ^ f t m b l y line, or cause a product to Stock diameters of the varlous
strength and fatigue life, and closer
stop working. Inferior fasteners can no categories in this catalog are
tolerances for precisión fits.
Blonger be toterated in today's reliability- designated by B B f f - For complete
Customized heat treatment provides
P c o n s c i o u s environment. That's why listings of Items stocked tn the U.S.,
uniform hardness without brittleness,
more and more UNBRAKO fasteners are please refer to the latest UNBRAKO
and headed fasteners have an ellip-
being used each year. They give the ex- metric socket screw price list.
tical under-head fillet that distributes
tra strength and reliability that provide
s t r e s s e s more effectively without
the trouble-free performance to which
sacrificing bearing área.
,you and your customers are entitled. Price Itsts can be obtained from your
If your product is used in corrosive U N B R A K O distributor, your U N B R A K O
iStrength environments, UNBRAKO offers preci- f ield representative, or direct from the
sión plating faciltties that insure ac- Sales Department, UNBRAKO División,
.UNBRAKO metric socket head cap curate fits, and máximum corrosión S P S Technologies, Jenkintown, Pa.
'screws are made in the strength c l a s s resistance. 19046.
12.9 with a mínimum UTS of 1300 or
Í1250 MPa dependíng on screw diameter, U N B R A K O ISO Metric screws are Non-stock items shown in this
so you know you are getting a high made of high grade alloy steel, and catalog are available on special
strength, reliable fastener. Precisión in are available in a wide range of sizes order, with price and delivery quoted
manufacturing and careful control in in plain finish, or plated. on request.
A WARNING TO METRIC FASTENER USERS
Metric s o c k e t c a p s c r e w s a r e N O T s o l d in a s i n g l e s t r e n g t h level like U.S. s o c k e t s c r e w s .
S e e p a g e 7 for c o m p l e t e d e t a i l s .
J J E E P E R . ACCURATE SOCKET . . assures FULLY FOAMED THREADS . . rolled CONTROLLED HEADTOSHANK FILLET.
(pniform wrenching power for high máx- to maintain continuous grain flow, and forged head for continuous grain flow,
imum lorquet. Radius socket comerá minimiza shearíng. GreateHensile and increases strength and resistance to
reduce stress concentra!ions. fatigue strength, improved root radius. fatigue faílures.
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THREADS: ANSI B 1.13M. 8 0 261. SO 282 icomrn onry) 1
ORADE: 1Z9-ISOB96/1
AppUcable or ANSI B 1 6-3,1 U. ASTM A574M, ISO 4762,
Similar SpecWcatlon»: DIN 912 I
DIMENSIONS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES APPLICATION D1

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Tensile Double Shear Recommended|
Thread A B H W E F UTS Strength Strength of Body Seating Torque
S¡26 Min. Min. Min. Plain FinishfJ
Nom. Pitch Max. Max. Max. Nom. Min. M¡n. MPa kN Ibs. kN Ibs. N-m in-lbs.
fM1.6 0.35 3.0 1.6 1.6 1.5 0.54 0.8C 1300 1.65 370 3.14 705 0.29 |
tM2 0.40 3.8 2.0 2.0 1.5 0.68 1.0 1300 2.69 605 4.90 1,100 0.60 5.:
ÍM2.5 0.45 4.5 2.5 2.5 2.0 0.85 1.25 1300 4.41 990 7.66 1.720 1.21
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M3 0.5 5.5 3.0 3.0 2.5 1.02 1.5 1300 6.54 1.470 tt.O 2.480 2.1 19
M4 0.7 7.0 4.0 4.0 3.0 1.52 2.0 1300 11.4 2,560 19.6 4,410 4.6 4
M5 0.8 8.5 5.0 5.0 4.0 1.90 2.5 1300 18.5 4,160 30.6 6.890 9.5 s1
M6 1.0 10.0 6.0 6.0 5.0 2.28 3.0 1300 26.1 5.870 44. T 9,920 16 uM
M8 1.25 13.0 8.0 8.0 6.0 3.2 4,0 1300 47.6 10.700 78.4 17,600 39 350
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%
M10 1.5 16.0 10.0 10.0 8.0 4.0 5.0 1300 75.4 17.000 122 27,500 77 m
M12 1.75 18.0 12.0 12.0 10.0 4.8 6.0 1300 110 24,700 176 39,700 135 1,200
•(M14) 2.0 21.0 14.0 14.0 12.0 5.6 7.0 1300 150 33,700 240 54,000 215 !.&)<•
M16 2.0 24.0 16.0 16.0 14.0 6.4 8.0 1300 204 45,900 314 70,500 330 2.90fF
M20 2.5 30.0 20.0 20.0 Í7.0 8.0 10.0 1250 306 68.800 471 T06.000 650
M24 3.0 36.0 24.0 240 19.0 9.6 12.0 1250 441 99,100 678 153.000 1100 9?70™
•M30 3.5 45.0 30.0 30.0 22.0 12.0 15.0 1250 701 158.000 1060 238.000 2250 19.90ÍJ
•M36 4.0 54.0 36.0 36.0 27.0 14.4 18.0 1250 1020 229.000 1530 343,000 3850 34.100
*M42 4.5 63.0 42.0 42.0 32.0 16.8 21.0 1250 1400 315.000 2080 467.000 6270 55.58»
-M48 5.0 72.0 48.0 480 36.0 19.2 24.0 1250 1840 413.000 2710 610,000 85% 75.8QIF
All dimensión» In milllmetefs.

Siies in brackets noi p r e t e j e d for new designs. Length Tolerance ^
tMicrosize Screw.
"Non-stock diameter. Nominal Screw Diameter J
'•Torque catcutated in accordance with VOI 2220, 'Systernafic Calcularon
of High Outy Bolted Joints," to induce approximately 800 MPa stress in Mt.6 M12
the screw threads. thru thru Over 1
MIO M20 20 1
Torque valúes Usted are for plain screws. For cadmtum plated screws, Nominal
multiply recommended seating torque by .75: lor ;inc plated screws Screw Length Tolerance on Lgth., mm |
multlply by 1.4D. (See nole on p*Q6 2)
Up to 16 mm. fncl. ±0.3 ±0.3 — 1
Over 1 6 to 50 mm, incl. ±0.4 ±0.4 + 0.7 1
Over 50 lo 120 mm. Ind. ±0.7 ±1.0 ±1.5 1
Over 120 to 200 mm, Ind. tl.O ± t.5 ±2.0 1
Over 200 mm ±2.0 ±2.5 ±3.0

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. T M C E AC Lt NGi H
SEE S T O O U B I E
THREAD
S C E
Stock So«
UnoBv to * »taftal haavy hne ItfvMdedtohead.
Ungir» to te ngNrfhsavylna | have atandard rwnun Biroad lenojhs oí h» twr« th* nonwiai íwMd dbametBr
pka 12 mm.
NOTES: 1- Material - UNBRAKO r*gri Grada AÉoy Slaei Aleo «vaáaWe in Sartew Sleal
2. HwdiWM - Re 36-43 jaBoy tf—I)
X TafttH Stmaa — |atoy atoaf) 1300 MPa tmj M I B K Z * .

1250 MPa ove* U16 wza
4. BnMrStrvM - |aíoy K M ! ) TBOMPatinj M1« m
• 7S0MPatwv U16 »U*
L YMd Strwa - (aioy ll70MPatvuUi6atM.

1125 MPa o w M16 ttza.
t.
•Iza — MS and largar atampad U130-1 £8
7,
ThnMdCavM —4g60
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THREADS: I ANSI B 1.13M, ISO 262 (coaraa sane* only)
ORAOE' I 109 1
Similar Spactlkallona: I DIN 7984. DIN 6912
TMBE
SiZE
UZE
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APPLICATION 0ATA g
Recommended* Hole
DIMENSIONS Seating Torque Dimensions •
Nom. E F H W Plain Tap Body Countec

A B T
Thd. Min. Drill Oríll BoreB
Size Pitch Max. Max. Min. Min. Max. (Note 6) Nom. Nm in-lbs. Size Size Size
M4 0.7 7 4 1.06 1.48 2.8 20 3 4.5 40 3.3 4.5
M5 0.8 8.5 5 1.39 1.85 3.5 22 4 8.5 75 4.2 5.6
M6 1.0 10 6 1.65 2.09 4.0 24 5 14.5 130 5 6-8 11.2|
M8 1.25 13 8 2.24 2.48 5.0 28 6 35 310 6.75 8.8 14.25

MIO 1.5 16 10 2.86 3.36 6.5 32 6 70 620 8.5 10.8 17.2»
M12 1.75 18 12 3.46 4.26 8.0 36 10 120 1060 10.25 128 19.2^
M16 2.0 24 16 4.91 4.76 10.0 44 12 300 2650 14 17 25.5§

M20 2.5 30 20 6.10 6.07 12.5 52 14 575 5100 17.5 21 31.5
All dimensions in milltmeters.

'Torque calculaied to induce 620 MPa in Iha screw
threads. Torque valúes are for plain screws. For
cadmium plated screws. muttiply recommended
seating torque by .75; tor une plated screws multip-
ly by 1.40. (See note on page 2.)
Stock Siie
Lenglhs to the lett ot heavy lina ( - >) are
threadad to head.
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Lengths to the nght ol heavy line ( —) have
standard fl»ed thread length.
NOTES: 1. Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Ailoy Steel.
2. Hardrma - Re 33-39
3. Tansfle Slrtas — 1040 MPa

4. Snear Strasa — 624 MPa
5. Ylald Straaa —940 MPa
6. Sliat — M5 and largar 3 lampad U 10.9
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7. Thraad Clast — 4g 6g •
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S o c k e t H e a d C a p S c r e w A s s o r t m e n t s
AppHcabkor | ANSI B 18.3.1M. ASTM A574M, ISO 4762,

SimNar Spacfficationt: | DIN SI 2
ASSORTMENT NO. 10 ASSORTMENT NO. 20

r Screw Size Hex Screw Size Hex Screw Size Hex Screw Size Hex
No. Kty Na Key Na Key Na Key
•Día. Length Pcs. Size Día. Length Pcs. Size Día. Length Pcs. Size D¡8. Length Pcs. Size
TM6 15 25 5 mm M10 25 10 8 mm M4 10 25 3 mm M6 12 10 5 mm
• M6 20 25 M10 30 10 M4 12 25 M6 20 10
T M6 25 25 M10 35 10 M4 20 25 M6 25 10
LW6 30 25 MIO 40 10 M4 25 25 M6 30 10
BM6 35 25 M10 50 5 M6 40 10
PM8 20 25 6 mm M12 25 10 10 mm M5 12 25 4 mm M8 20 10 6 mm
L M8 25 10 M12 30 10 M5 20 25 M8 25 10
§M8 30 10 M12 35 10 M5 25 JO M8 30 10
M8 35 10 M12 40 5
M5 30 10 M8 40 10
• M8 40 10 M12 50 5 M8 45 10
M12 60 5
B* Keyi 2 £acfi: 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm Hex Keys 1 Each: 3 mm, 4 mm, b mm, 6 mm
A WARNING ABOUT S O C K E T
0A.P SCREW STRENGTH L E V E L S
rs of metric fastners should realizo that Imponed met- strength of 1300 MPa thru M16,1250 MPa over M16. Low
"c cap screws are NOT so Id in a single strength level like head, fíat head and button head socket s c r e w s are made
je\S. metric socket screws. Under the I S O specifications 4 to 10.9 (145,000 psi min.) strength level only. Incidentally,
Hfferent levéis are made — from 6.8 (87,000 psl min.) to the strength level (10.9,12.9, etc.) must be marked on
^ . 9 (177,000 psi min.). adifference of 100% in strength. socket head cap s c r e w s .
Bnly the top grade (12.9) is comparable to standard U.S.
socket head cap screws. Lower grades may cost l e s s , but
P>1 all ímporters spett out the dlfferences. Yet lower grade COMPARATIVE S T R E N G T H L E V E L S
screws in criticaI applications can be uangerous, even re- O F ISO METRIC S O C K E T C A P S C R E W S
P l t i n g in equipment failure. With U N B R A K O metric
socket cap screws you take no chances. They are made in
Clatt 6J 8.6 10.9 12.9
me strength level only, 12.9. They are actually he Id to the
upper portlon of this grade, with a mínimum tenalle Peí. min. 87,000 116,000 145,000 177,000
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THREADS: ANSI B 1.13M. ISO 282

ORA DE: 100
ANSI B 1S-3-4M, ASTM FS3SM, (SO 7380,
SJmMar ScwctncatlOfts: OH 9*27
DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA

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Recommended Hole Dimensions
Seating Torque**
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Nom. A H F R S W Plain Tap Body ™
Thd. Drill Oríll a
Size Pitch Max. Max. Min. Ref. Ref. Nom. N-m in-los. Size Size •
M3 0.5 5.70 1.65 1.05 2.95 .35 2.0 1.2 11 2.5 3.4 .
M4 0.7 7.60 2.20 1-35 4.10 .35 2.5 2.8 25 3.3 45 •
M5 0.8 9.50 2.75 1.92 5.20 .45 3.0 5.5 50 4.2 5.6 m
M6 1.0 10.50 3.30 2.08 5.60 .45 4.0 9.5 85 5.0 6.8 •
M8 1.25 14.00 4.40 2.75 7.50 .45 5.0 24.0 210 6.75 8.8 .
M10 1.50 18.00 5.50 3.35 10.00 .60 6.0 47.0' 415 8.5 10.8 •
M12 1.75 21.00 6.60 4.16 11.00 .60 8.0 82.0 725 10.25 12.8 m
*M16 2.0 28.00 8.60 5.20 15.00 .70 10.0 205.0 1800 14.0 17.0 •
All dimensions in millimeters.

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*Non-stock Diameter
"Torque caicuiated to induce 420 MPa in the screw H
threads. Torque valúes are for plain screws. For STOCK SIZES (Threaded to j £ J
cadmium plated screws, multtply recommended Nominal
seating torque by .75; (or zinc plated screws Thread Size a ia 12 20 2S 30 35 «0 *5
multiply by 1.40. (See nota on page 2.)
M3
Stock Siie M4
NOTES: 1. Material — UNBRAKO High Grada Alloy Steel M5

Also avaltable in Stainlesa Sta«l.
M6
2. Harónaas — Re 38-43 (alloy steeJ)
M8
3. Tanalla Stress — (alloy steei) 1050 MPa
M10
4. Shaar Slrasa — (alloy steel) 630 MPa M12
5, Ylald Straae — (alloy sleel) 945 MPa M16
Squartnass — Bearing surtace ot head lo be

square with body wllhin 2* Length Tolerance ,J
Thread Crasa — 4g 6g Nominal Screw Díamete^

M3 thru M16 aj
Nominal
Screw Length Tolerance on Lgth., mm J
Up to 16 mm. Ind. ±0.3 ^
Over 16 to 60 mm. Ind. ±0.5 •
Over 60 mm ±0.8 J
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THREADS: ANSI B 1.13M. ISO 262 (coenw serte onM

GRADE: 10,9
AppUeabtaer ANSI B 1&3.5M. ASTM F03SM,
Similar SpacMcaHont: DIN 9427
APPROV áf
Recommended Hole Dimensions

Seating Torque**
Nom. A B H F S T W Plain Tap Body
ind. Drill Drill
Size Pitch Max. Max. Ref. Min. Ret. Min. Nom. N-m in-lbs. Size Size
M3 0.5 6.72 3 1.7 1.10 0.50 18 2 1.2 11 2.5 3.4
M4 0.7 8.96 4 2.3 1.55 0.70 20 2.5 2.8 25 3.3 4.5
M5 0.8 11.20 5 2.8 Z05 0.70 22 3 5.5 50 4.2 5.6
M6 1.0 13.44 6 3.3 2.25 0.85 24 9.5 85 5.0 6.8
M8 1.25 17.92 8 4.4 350 1.20 28 5 24 210 6.75 8.8
M10 1.50 22.40 10 5.5 3.80 1.50 32 6 47 415 8.5 10-8
M12 1.75 2688 12 6.5 4.35 1.85 36 8 82 725 10.25 12.8
M16 2.00 33.60 16 7.5 4.89 1.85 44 10 205 1B00 14 17
M20 2.50 40.32 20 8.5 5.45 1.85 52 12 400 3550 17.5 21
*M24 3.00 40.42 24 14. 10.15 2.20 60 14 640 5650 21 25
" All dimensions in millimeters.

•Non-stock Diameter
"Torque calculated to induce 420 MPa in the screw Nominal STOCK SIZES
threads. Torque valúes are for plain screws. For Thread
cadrrüum plated screws, muttíply recommended Size • • |M 12 IB 1 20 25 30 j» j<0 [45 so SO n SO to 100 r»
seating lotQue by .75; tor une pialad screws M3 • " H j 1
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multfpty by 1.40. [See note on page 2.)
M4 ' i j : . • • • •• m
M5 " i
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Stock SI2»
M6 •• - » J • ^
. *7J . •••
tangiría lo the left of heavy Une (
threaded to head.
i are MO- • : 7" .'_
: . , ".i •
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MIO •• 1
Lenglh* to Iba rlpht ot heavy Une {
atandard flxed thread length.
—) have M12 ••m• i
NOTES: 1. Matarla! - UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Sleel.

Alao available In Stainlass Steel.
Mtó
M20
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M24
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2v Tena** Stress — (alloy alee!) 1050 MPa LENGTH TOLERANCE

Nominal Screw Dia.
4. Shaw Stress — (alloy itee¿> 630 MPa Nominal
Screw M3 thru M24
6. Yteld Stress - (alloy staet) 045 MPa
Length Tolerance 00 Lgth. mm
Sizes — For alzas up to and inciudlng M20, Up to 16 mm. Ind. 2 0.3
head angla shall be 92*r90*. For largar sizes
head angla ihall be 62**0 Over 16 to 60 mm, Ind. 2 0.5
Thread Cía»» — 4g 6g Over 60 mm *0-8

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THREAOS: I ANSÍ B 1.13M. ISO 282{Coane terissor*»

GRADE: I See Note 3
Similar Spaciflcatlona: 1 ANSJ B 1QJUM, ISO 7379.
1 DM 9641
DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA ta

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A F B* G H J M N T W Seating Tap •
Nom. Thread Torque Drill F
Size Size Pitch Max. Min. Max. Min. Min. Max. Min. Max. Max. Max. Nom. N-m In-lbs. Size L
6 M5 0.8 10.00 2-4 6.0 5.982 5.42 4.50 3.68 2.5 2.40 9.75 3 7 60 4.2 f
8 MS 1.0 13.00 3.3 8.0 7.978 7.42 5.50 4.40 2.5 2.60 11.25 4 12 105 5.0 k
10 M8 1.25 16.00 4.2 10.0 9.978 9.42 7.00 6.03 2.5 2.80 13.25 5 29 255 6.75 y
12 M10 1.5 18.00 4.9 12.0 11.973 11.42 8.00 7.69 2.5 3.00 16.40 6 57 500 8.5 •
16
M12 1.75 24.00 6.6 16.0 15.973 15.42 10.00 9.35 2.5 4.00 18.40 8 100 885 10.25 T
20 M16 2.0 30.00 8.8 20.0 19.967 19.42 14.00 12.96 2.5 4.80 22.-40 10 240 2125 14. 1
24 M20 2.5 36.00 10.0 24.0 23.967 23.42 16.00 16.30 3.0 5.60 27.40 12 470 4160 17.5 \

'Shoulder diameter tolerance h8 (ISO R 286)
Stock Size
NOTES: 1. Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Steel.

2. Hardness — Re 36-43
Tenslle Stress — 1100 MPa based on mínimum thread neck

área (J min.).
Shaar Stress — 660 MPa , ^

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Concantrícity — Body to head QO. wittjin 0.15 TIR when check-
ed in a -V btock.
Body to thread RD. wlthin 0.1 TIR when checked at a distance
ot 5.0 from the shoulder a l the ttueaded end.
Squareness, concentrlclty, parallelism, and bow ot body to
thread P.D. shall be within 0.05 TlR per centimeter of body
length with a máximum of 0.5 when seated against the
shoulder in a threaded bvsnmg and checked on the body at a
distance of 2.5 'B' from the underside of the head.
Squareneaa — The bearing surfacs of the head shalt be

perpendicular to the axis of the body within a máximum devla-
tion ot 2*.
Thraad Claas — 4g 6g
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N E S S and F U L L WRENCHABILITY socket c a p screw you buy strength L O C - W E L socket s c r e w s In many
In selMocking socket set screws, and clampfng forcé. In standard p l a c e s where the u s e of locking
F U L L S T R E N G T H and F U L L CLAMP- U N B R A K O socket s c r e w s a combf- s c r e w s h a s not been te asi ble. The
ING F O R C E in selMocking socket nation of the right materials, the plástic locking element covers 5
cap s c r e w s ! Only LOC-WEL socket right design and the right p r o c e s s - threads Instead of the usual 2, mak-
screws offer you these Importa nt ¡ng h a s produced a level of strength ing satisfactory locking In thin nuts
advantages. and clamptng forcé that is the high- and thin-section materials.
est of any threaded fastener c o m -
mercially available. Now, for the Moreover, the L O C - W E L fastener
first time, the L O C - W E L socket locking element is ideal for rust-
s c r e w s by U N B R A K O gíve you full resistant fasteners, s i n c e it c a n be
strength and clamping forcé in a applied over a variety of finishes
selMocking c a p screw. and protective coatings, an impor-
t a n ! c o n s i d e r a r o n in the overall rust
Again, the reason is the L O C - W E L resistance of your product.
fastener locking element. A s in set
s c r e w s , it eliminates the weakening U s e L O C - W E L fasteners by UN-
effeets of machining and tempering. B R A K O anywhere you need full
It does away with the entire range strength locking fasteners. Máx-
of related probtems: c h i p s and imum safety, reliability and vibra-
burrs, inserís that pop out or c o m e tion resistance, plus a wide range
loóse, brokén flow lines in the of s i z e s , types and materials, adapt
screw threads, holes or slots to trap them to hundreds of u s e s in in-
FULL HOLDING P O W E R - I n a set dustry. Freedom from c h i p s and
screw you buy holding power. And dirt or moisture. Only L O C - W E L
socket s c r e w s by U N B R A K O c o m - burrs gíve them an additional ad-
the tighter you can tighten the vantage in electronic, a e r o s p a c e
screw, the more holding power you bine optimum clamping forcé and
positive selMocking. and similar applications requiring
get. dirt-free components.
Rut to take this tightening, the SUBSTANTIAL S A V I N G S - B e c a u s e Specify L O C - W E L socket screws for
screw must have sufficient strength they are fuli-strength fasteners, you any product or equtpment where
and hardness to provide the c a n often u s e fewer L O C - W E L loóse fasteners cannot be tolerated.
necessary wrenchabitity. Standard socket s c r e w s or smaller sizes to And if you are an appliance or
UNBRAKO socket set screws have a c c o m p l i s h the s a m e results. S i n c e other volume manufacturer, don't
it, exceed the average. That's why they c o s t no more, s a v i n g s over forget their rapid, simplified
they gíve you more holding power other locking s c r e w s c a n be assembly, and the extra reliability
^ a n any other you can buy. substantial. Also, in many non- they c a n add to your end product.
crítical u s e s , you c a n d i s p e n s e with T h e s e are the selMocking s c r e w s
But self-iocking set screws are chamferíng the holes, an absolute that give you full valué b e c a u s e
something else. Only L O C - W E l set n e c e s s i t y for plug-type locking they give you full strength.
screws by UNBRAKO can gíve you elements. S i n c e this eliminates a n
the same wrenchability, plus entire operation, in-place c o s t s are
reduced. The LOC-WEL
positlve self-locking. Here's why. HOW T H E
fastener locking ele-
LOCWEL FASTENER
ment is a strlp ol
LOCKING ELEMENT
Only LOC-WEL set screws have the MAXIMUM R E L I A B I L I T Y — F o r the plástic material fus-
WORKS
ed to the screw
exclusive LOC-WEL fastener locking ultímate in set screw reliability u s e
threads. Locking ac-
element that's fused to the surface knurled (locking point) L O C - W E L s e t líon IB developed
of the screw threads, NOT inserled s c r e w s by U N B R A K O . They afford through trictíon and
in a hole or slot. double safety and vibration Interietence of the
plástic locking ele-
resistance, with the point locking
ment and the
Other locking set screws use plug- agafnst the shaft and the L O C - W E L mating threada of
type locking elemems In holes or l a s tener element locking the s e l the tapped hola or
slots. T h e s e must be machlned, s c r e w in'the tapped hole. nut The resultlng
which weakens the threads. And the reactlon preeses the
screw against the
screw must be softened for machín» Flnally, with no holes or slots to opposite sida of the
Ing, which weakens the screw itself trap dirt or moisture, a frequent nota, deveioping s
by reducing Its haidrtess below the c a u s e of corrosión In the screw's high trlctlonat torce
correct leve i of Re 45-53. With LOC- crítical stress área, c h a n c e s of belween the mating
W E L set screws I here's no weaken- threads that tocks
fallure are l e s s e n e d and the Ufe of
the reitener
ing of threads from machlning, no the screw lengthened. In additlon, securely.
reduction in vital hardness of the L O C W E L s c r e w s c a n be u s e d
screw. repeatedly.
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I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S e t S c r e w s
PLAIN C U P POINT and K N U R L E D CUP POINT (SelMocking)
POINT STYLE: PWn Cup

THREADS: ANSI S 1.13M, ISO 2S1, ISO 2S2 (i
GRADE: 4SH
Appticabte or ANSI B 1&3SM, ASTM PS12M. ISO 4029.
Sbnttor SoeeJfleailooe: O** BIS
35* MAX
PLAIN CUP POINT
• i
J L Recommended
Nom. D Max. K Min. Preferred W Seating Torquet Tap
Thread Plain Knurled Plain Knurled Drill
Size Pltch Max. Cup Cup Max. Cup Cup Nom. N-m in-tbs. Size
MICROSIZE — Plair Cup Only
M1.6 0.35 1.0 0.80 — — 2.0 — 0.7 0.08 0.7 1.25
M2 0.40 1.32 1.00 — — 2.5 — 0.9 0.15 1.3 1.6
M2.5 0.45 1.75 1.25 — — 3.0 — 1.3 0.42 3.7 2.05
STANDARD SIZE — Knurled Cup Point Supplled Unless Ptain Cup Point is Specilled
M3 0.5 2.10 1.50 1.40 2.06 3.0 3.0 1.5 0.6 5.0 2.5
M4 0.7 2.75 2.00 2.10 2.74 3.0 3.0 2.0 2.0 18.0 3.3
M5 0.8 3.70 2.50 2.50 3.48 4.0 4.0 2.5 * 4.0 35.0 4.2
M6 1.0 4.35 3.00 3.30 4.14 4.0 5.0 3.0 7.0 62.0 5.0
M8 1.25 6.00 5.00 5.00 5.62 5.0 6.0 4.0 17.0 150.0 6.75
M10 1.5 7.40 6.00 6.00 7.12 6.0 8.0 5.0 34.0 300.0 8.5
M12 1.75 8.60 8.00 8.00 8.58 8.0 10.0 6.0 60.0 530.0 10.25
M16 2.0 12.35 10.00 10.00 11.86 12.0 14.0 8.0 150.0 1325.0 14.0
M20 2.5 16.00 14.00 14.00 14.83 16.0 18.0 10.0 300.0 2650.0 17.5
M24 3.0 18.95 16.00 16.00 17.80 20.0 20,0 12.0 475.0 4200.0 21.0
All dlmanslons in millimeters.

tNol appllcable to screws with a length equat to or leas than the diameter. Length Tolerance
Nqmlnal Screw Diameter
Stock Size 'MI.6 thru M24
Nominal
NOTES: 1. Matarla) — UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Steel. Screw Length Tolerance on Lgth., mm
Also available in stainless steet.
2. Hardness - Rocfcwe* C45-53 Up to 12 mm, ind. ±0.3
i. Angla — The cup angla Is 135* máximum Over 12 to 50 mm. Ind. ±0.5
tor screw lengths equal to or smaller than screw
diameter. For ionger lengths, the cup angla wlll Over 50 mm ±0.8
be 125* máximum.
Thread Class — 4g 6g
12
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I J J ^ S I f ^ R S l I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S e t S c r e w s
K N U R L E D CUP POINT '
STOCK SIZES
Length
Día. 2.5 10 12 16 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
MICROSIZE - Plain Cup Only
STANDARD SIZE — Knurled Cup Point Supplied Unless Plain Cup Point is Specifíed
UNBRAKO METRIC SOCKET SET SCREW ASSORTMENT #30

(Knurled Sel f-Locking Cup Point)
Screw Size Screw Size

Hex i Hex
Na Key Na ! Key
Día. Length Pcs. Size Ola. Length Pcs. ' Size
M4 6 25 2 mm M6 6 25 3 mm
M4 a 25 M6 8 25
M4 10 10 M6 10 10
M4 12 10 M6 12 10
M6 20 10
M5 6 25 2.5 mm M8 8 10 4 mm
M5 8 25 M8 10 10
M5 10 10 M8 12 10
M5 12 10 M8 20 10
M8 25 10
HEX KEYS 1 EACH: 2 mm. 2.5 mm. 3 mm. 4 mm.

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THREADS: ANSI B 1 13M, ISO 262 (coarse series only)

GRADE: 45H
Applleable or ANSI B maSM. ASTM F912M, ISO 4027.
Similar Speclflcatloni: DIN 914
or- Sí* iSEE NOTE 3)

i Recommended
Nom. J L W Tap
Thread ° ' Min.
Seating Torquet
Drill
Size Pltch Max. Max. I Preferred Nom. N-m in-lbs. Size
M3 0.5 2.10 0.3 í 4.0 1.5 0.6 5 2.5
M4 0.7 2.75 0.4 i 4.0 2.0 2.0 18 3.3
M5 0.8 3.70 0.5 ; 5.0 2.5 4.0 35 4.2
M6 1.00 4.35 1.5 6.0 3.0 7.0 62 5.0
MB 1.25 6.00 2.0 i 6.0 4.0 17.0 150 6.75
1
M10 1.50 7.40 2.5 8.0 5.0 34.0 300 8.5
M12 1.75 8.60 3.0 ¡ 10.0 6.0 60.0 530 10.25
M16 2.00 12.35 4.0 j 14.0 8.0 150.0 1325 14.0
M20 2.50 16.00 6.0 ! 18.0 10.0 300.0 2650 17.5
M24 3.00 18.95 8.0 20.0 12.0 475.0 4200 21.0
AM dimensions in millimeters.
t N o t appticable to screws with a length equal to or less than the diameter. STOCK SIZES
Length
Stock Size
Diameter
Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Steel.
10 12 16 20 25 i » 35 «0 4S SO 55 so
M3
Haronees — Rcckwefl C45-53 pra fYí m'.' i-;; ™ ' BM BH1M BJBJ BBM BRa'
M4 3
I.ÍI¿! i-.-s itJ i' > - JaVHaWaavaVe»

Lengths — EQual to Of ahorter than the M5
nominal diameier, the included point sngle L I J S i L'¿S! L- •< f-.i ¡¿;.'..ÍU'!' ' J a s a M a a a a W
shall be 120* máximum. M6 l^^r-T-' :f .---i---.il :~ - , ¿, -I
•
M8 /^¿fflí ú.¿ i¿.ife,--;:„¿i „¿ r,^.- : i', iiil
Thread Class — 4g 6g M10 i"- 3--.i ..'.a i'.'-. iZ
M12
M16
M20
M24
LENGTH TOLERANCE
Nominal Screw Día.
Nominal
Screw M3 thru M24
Length Tolerance on Lgrth, mm
Up to 12 mm, ind. ±0.3
Over 12 to 50 mm, ind. ±0.5
Over 50 mm ±0.8
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l l f l V f S l t T f l I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S e t S c r e w s — FLAT POINT
THREADS: 1 ANSI B M3M, ISO 2S2 (coma seriesonfy)

ORAOE: I 46H
Appfleebfem' I ANSI B 19J-6M, ASTM FÍ12W, ISO 402S.
Similar Spaelflcations: I 0*N 913
u - — r - x
— h \ >
, y

Recommended
Nom. O J L W Tap
Seating Torquef I
Thread Min. Drill
Size Piten Max. Max. Preferred Nom. N-m in-lbs. ; Size
M3 0.5 2.10 2.0 3.0 1.5 0.6 5 2.5
M4 0.7 2.75 2.5 3.0 2.0 2.0 18 3.3
M5 0.8 3.70 3.5 4.0 2.5 4.0 35 4.2
M6 1.00 4.35 4.0 4.0 3.0 7.0 62 5.0
M8 1.25 6.00 5.5 5.0 4.0 17.0 150 6.75
MIO 1.50 7.40 7.0 6.0 5.0 34.0 300 8.5
M12 1.75 8.60 8.5 8.0 6.0 60.0 530 ! 10.25
M16 2.00 12.35 12.0 12.0 8.0 150.0 1325 14.0
M20 2.50 16.00 15.0 14.0 10.0 300.0 2650 17.5
M24 3.00 18.95 18.0 20.0 12.0 475.0 4200 21.0

t N o l applicable to screws with a length equal to or less than the diameter.
Stock Size
Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Steel.
Hardness — Rockwell C 4 5 - 5 3
T h r e a d C l a s s — 4g 6g
LENGTH TOLERANCE
Nominal Screw Dia.
Nominal
M3 thru M24
Screw
Length Tolerance on Lgth, mm
Up to 12 mm, Incl, ±0.3
Over 12 to 50 mm. Ind. ±0.5
Over 50 mm ±0.8
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llfll«!rsll7S] I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S e t S c r e w s — DOG POINT
THREADS: I ANSI B1.13M, ISO 262 (coaree seríes onty}

GRADE: I *5H
Appltcable OT I ANSI B 18.3.6M. ASTM F912M. ISO 4028,
Similar Speclllc aliona: I DIN 915
! DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA
H Recommended
Nom. D L V W Seating Torquet Tap
Nom.
Th rían rt Min. Drill
f ni c a u N-m In-lbs.
Pltch Max. Short Lgth. Long Lgth. P retened Max. Nom. Size
Size
M3 0.5 2.10 0.75 1.5 5.0 2.00 1.5 0.6 5 2.5
M4 0.7 2.75 1.00 2.0 5.0 2.50 2.0 2.0 18 3.3
M5 0.8 3.70 1.25 2.5 6.0 3.50 2.5 4.0 35 4.2
M6 1.00 4.35 1.50 3.0 6.0 4.00 3.0 7.0 62 5.0

MS 1.25 6.00 2.00 4.0 8.0 5.50 4.0 17.0 150 6.75
MIO 1.50 7.40 2.50 5.0 8.0 7.00 5.0 34.0 300 8.5
! M12 1.75 8.60 3.00 6.0 12.0 8.50 6.0 60.0 530 10.25
M16 2.00 12.35 4.00 8.0 16.0 12.00 8.0 150.0 1325 14.0
• M20 2.50 16.00 5.00 10.0 20.0 15.00 10.0 300.0 2650 17.5
M24 3.00 18.95 6.00 12.0 22.0 18.00 12.0 475.0 4200 21.0
Alt dimensions ¡n millimeters. STOCK SIZES

tNot applicaole to screws with a length equal to or less than the diameter.
Length
Stock Size S5 SO
Material — UNBRAKO High Grade A Hoy Steel.
Hardnees — Rockwelt C45-S3
Dog Length — Parts to Ihe lett ot heavy line

< « } have shori length dog. Parts to ihe right of ina í-î, <¿~aíl
heavy line (—•) have long length dog.
Thraad Cless — 4g 6g ...JuJ 1.—• 1
LENGTH TOLERANCE
Nominal Screw Día.
Nominal
M3 thru M24
Screw
Length Tolerarte* on Lgth, mm
Up to 12 mm, ind. ±0.3
Over 12 to 50 mm. Ind. ±0.5
Over 50 mm ±0.8
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[ I J i i r 7 ^ ! 7 S l I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S c r e w K e y s
MATERIAL: I Heet Treeted AHOy Steel

Appllcable w I ANSI 8 18.3 2M. ISO 2936.
Similar Spacmcatlona: I DIN 911
DIMENSIONS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
C Torsional Shear Torsiona i Yield

Nominal Strength Mínimum Strength «inimum
Key Size W B
Nominal Short A r m Long Arm N-m In-lbs. N-m In-lbs.
Max. Min.
5,5 31 ' 69 0.13 1.2 0.12 1.1
0.711 0,698
9 31 71 0.27 2.4 0.24 2.1
0.B89 0.876
13,5 42 75 0.79 7.0 0.68 6.0
1,270 1.244
1.470 14 45 78 1.20 10.5' 1.02 9.0
1.500
1.970 16 50 83 3.0 26.5 2.7 24.0
2.000
2.470 56 90 6.2 55 5.4 48
2.500 18
63 100 10.5 93 9.1 80

3.000 2.960 20
25 70 106 24,9 220 21,7 190
4.000 3.960
28 80 118 488 430 42.5 375
5.000 4.960
90 140 83.5 740 72.8 645

6.000 5.950 32
7.950 36 100 160 199 1,760 173 1.530
8-000
10.000 9.950 40 112 170 386 3,420 336 2.970
125 212 634 5.610 551 4.880

12.000 11.950 45
140 236 995 8,800 867 7,700
14.000 13.930 55
160 250 1710 15,100 1490 13.200
17.000 16.930 60
18.930 70 180 280 2380 21,000 2070 18.300

19.000
22.000 21.930 80 *200 •335
24.000 23.930 90 *224 *375
27.000 26.820 100 •250 •500

32,000 31.820 125 -315 *630
36.000 35.820 140 *355 *710

All keys 2 mm and larger size stamped for easy METRIC KEY APPLICATION CHART
identificaron
•Non-stock siies S o c k e t Cap S c r e w s
Bulton
These UNBRAKO keys are made to higher re- Fiat Head Head
quirements than ISO or DIN keys. which may not Size Std. Head Low Socket Cap Socket Cap Shoulder Socket Set
properly torque Class 12.9 cap screws. The AJF Height Head Screws Screws Screws Screws
strength and dimensional requirements are
necessary to properly inslall the products in this 0.7 M1.6
catalog M2 ^
0.9
1.3 '• i
M2.5 •
1.5 M1.6/M2 M3
2.0 M2.5 M3 M3 M4
2.5 M3 M4 M4 M5
3.0 M4 M4 M5 M5 MÓ M6
4.0 M5 M5 M6 M6 M8 Ma
5.0 M6 M6 M8 M8 M10 MIO
. 1
6-0 M8 M10 MIO M12 M12
M8
8.0 M10 M12 M12 M16 M16
MIO
10.0 M12 M16 M16 M20 M20
M12
12.0 M14 M16 M20 M24 M24
14.0 M16 M20 M24
17.0 M20 M24
19.0 M24
22.0 M30
27.0 M36
32.0 M42
36.0 M48
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[IJi1»!r?ll7n I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S c r e w K e y K i t s
Metric Short Arm Key Kits

Klt Na 5 Perfect for worklng in tight spots, they u s e the same heat treated
Kll No. S alloy steel a s our standard keys to keep them performing on tough
Klt No. 23. 24 . 25 and 26 Jobs longer. Square cut end engages the socket to the full depth
Kit No. 52 í n d 53 allowing use of the full strength of the key.
Kit Na 100
Metric Long Arm Key Kit
Unbrako offers long arm keys for metric appücations that require
additional leverage.
Metric Short Arm Key Assortment
Our metric short arm assortment includes 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4 and 5
mm sizes. With 25 of each in 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3 mm; 10 e a c h of 4
and 5 mm. You will never be caught short in the increasingly
popular metric sizes with 120 tough Unbrako metrics.
Fold-A-Key Kits
UNBRAKO Fold-A-Key kits feature high-grade alloy steel keys,
heat-treated to obtain optimum strength and toughness. E a c h
kit is size stamped for quick and easy identification. Precisión
drawing and manufacturing assure sharp burr-free corners for full
positive socket engagement.
HEX KEY KIT NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION
Nominal
Size
Across
Fíats
0.7
0.9
1.3
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
14.0
17.0
Kns per DO* 10 1 1 10

'", ..US&Lí. Indícales key Size in Kit All dimensions in millimeters.
t A
Flexible Vinyl C a s e Molded Plástic Flexible Vinyl Partltioned
with Pocket» Case Envelppe» Poly Box Fold-A-Key
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Uíl|S?7s11Tfl M E T P Í I C D O W E L P I N S — Hardened and Qround
AppHeaMeor I
Similar Specltteatlona: I DIN 6325
B A C R L. Point Calculated
Crown Crown Angle Double Shear Recommended
Nominal Pin Diameter Point Diameter Height Radius Transition Strength Hole Size
1 Annth
Size L U I IUIII
Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. kN Pounds Max. Min.
(Note 5 )
3 3.008 3.003 2.9 2.6 0.8 0.3 8 14.8 3.340 3.000 2.987
4 4.008 4.003 3.9 3.6 0.9 0.4 10 26.4 5.930 4.000 3.987
5 5.008 5.003 4.9 4.6 1.0 0.4 10 41.2 9.270 5.000 4.987
6 6.009 6.003 5.8 5.4 1.1 0.4 12 59.4 13.300 6.000 5.987
8 8.009 8.003 7.8 7.4 1.3 0.5 12 105. 23.700 8.000 7.987
10 10.009 10.003 9.8 9.4 1.4 0.6 16 165. 37.100 10.000 9.98Í
12 12.009 12.003 11.8 11.4 1.6 0.6 20 238. 53.400 12.000 11.987
16 16.009 16.003 15.8 15.3 1.8 0.8 20 422. 94.900 16.000 15.987
20.009 20.003 19.8 19.3 2.0 0.8 25 660. 148.000 20.000 19.987
20
25.009 25.003 24.8 24,3 2.3 1.0 25 1030. 232.000 25.000 24.987
25
Ali dimensions in millimeters.

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11171 STk?] 17*1 C O N V E R S I O N C H A R T
Dt.li N a . Orm No. Orilt No.

Drill No.
0* Irvch v Lvttt» Indi mm Inch Inch
101 ? 5654 701 5 1054 -XI 7 6454 «01 10 1654

IX) 1 0 0754
10? 7 5906 TO? 5 U108 303 7 6708 40? 10 7106
00? 0 05CW 38
103 2 616? 703 5 1567 303 7 696? 403 10 7 3 6 7
003 0 016?
104 7 6416 703) 5 15!»* 30* 7 ??IG 404 10 7616
004 0 1016 37
105 7 6670 704 5 1H16 305 7 7470 405 10 78 JO
rtfc
oor.
0 l ? 70
0 l'j?4 36 106 7 69?4 ?05 5 30 70 3O0 7 7 7?4 406 ' 10 3 ' 34
107 2 71 78 706 5 7324 30 7 7 79 IB 13 37 4062 10 .1187
007 0 17 78
108 1 743? TO; 5 3578 308 7B737 407 10 3378
ooe 0 303?
109 ? 7í»6 308 5 3833 309 T 8486 403 10 3632
009 0 ??B6
1094 3 7 7S1 709 5 3086 310 7 8740 409 10 3 8 8 6
010 o ?5*o
110 3 7490 .710 5 33*0 311 7 899* 410 10 4140
01 1 0 ?794 35
1 11 38194 711 5 3594 313 7 9348 41 I 10 4394
01? o 30*8 34
II? ?e*4£ 21? 5 3848 3175 7 9375 412 10 4648
013 0 330?
80 Ol3*i 33 K3 2870? 713 5 4103 313 7 9503 413 10 4 9 0 2
014 0 3556
79 0145 1 14, ? 8956 714 5 4 35C 314 7 9 756 414 10 5 1 5 6
015 0 3810
115 29210 715 5 4610 3150 E 0000 415 10 5 4 1 0
l 64 0156 0 3969
116 7 9464 ?l£ 5 4864 315 6 0010 416 10 6664
01 c 0 4064 3?
117 3 9718 317 5 5118 316 8 0364 417 10 5918
017 0 4-1R
118 3997? 318 5 537? 317 80518 418 10 61 73
018 0 *57?
1181 3 0OO0 2187 5 556? 318 8 0773 419 10 G436
otp 0 4636
119 30336 319 5 5636 319 8 1076 430 10 (^-80
Ü?0 0 5OS0
1?0 3 0480 230 5 5880 330 8 1380 4?I 10 6*.i."-í
071 0 5334 31
l?l 30734 731 5 61 34 331 8 1534 27/64 4 ? 19 10 ' 1 5 6
0?? 0 55SS
1?7 309ES 22? 5 6388 33? 8 1 788 433 10 71S8
033 0 584?
133 3 1?4? 333 5 6M2 333 5 3043 433 10 744?
034 0 6096
1?4 3 1496 334 5 6TÍ96 334 6 3396 474 10 7696
035 0 6350
175 3 1 750 335 5 7150 325 8 3550 435 10 7950
0?C 0 6604
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SI UNITS & CONVERSIONS FOR CHARACTERISTICS OF MECHANICAl FASTENERS
Conversión Approxlmate
Properly Unlt Symbol From To Mulllply By Equivalen!
length meter m inch mm 25.4 25mm = 1 in.
centimeter cm tnch cm 2.54 300mm • 1 ft.
m tí tí meter mm foot mm 304.8 1m • 39.37 i n .
mass kllogram ounce g 28.35 28g « 1 02.

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tonne ( m e g a g r a m ) t t o n (2000 Ib) kg 907.2 I t = 2200 Ibs.
density k i l o g r a m per kg/m* p o u n d s per c u . ft. kg/rn» 16.02 16kg/m 3

= 1 lb/ft»
c u b i c meter
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100'C = 2l2°F
1
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square m i l l i m e t e r mm* s q . ft. m l

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inch-pound N-m .113 1 N m = 9 in.lb.
foot-pound N-m 1.356 1N-m = .75 ft.lb.
1.4 N-m = 1 ft.lb.
STRESS AREAS FOR THREADED FASTENERS
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(mm ) 1
(mm) (mm ) 2
(mm ) 2
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4.0x0.7 8.78 12.6 24x3 353 452
5.0x0.8 14.2 19.6 27x3 459 573
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MI6 .630 2 12.5
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M20 .787 2.5 10
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M27 1.063 3 8.5

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Cap Screws
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Socket Head Use stainless for corrosive, cryogenic or 80,000 30,000 800 F U
Cap Screws elevated lemperaiure environments,

1960 Series hygienic cleanliness
Stainless Steel
u
Socket Head KS 812 For higher tensiles than standard 125,000 40,000 aoo F
Cap Screws stainless screws; certified 125,000 psi,
plus exceltent corrosión resistance
KS812
Series SPECIAL ORDER O N L Y
Socket Head KS 1216 Made of stainless steel; 160.000 30,000 1200 F U
Cap Screws certified 160,000 psi (min.), plus

KS 1216 excellent corrosión resistance
U
Socket Head For lemperatures 10 1,000°F. Retains 180,000 20,000 1,D00 F
Cap Screws greater percentage of lensile strength
M 254 Series without "tempermg o u t . " Won't ream
when removed SPECIAL ORDER O N L Y
Socket Head Use in parts t o o thin for standard heiyht 170,000 20,000 550 F
Cap Screws heads and where clearance is limited
Low Head
Series
Tool and die industry heat treat shear

Shoulder standards; also replace ' level psi strength
Screws costly speciaí parts-shafts, in psi 550 F U
pivots, clevis pins, gu ides,

u u n m o n mountings,
I mkages, etc. 160,000 96,000
Fiat Head Uniform, controlled 8 2 °

Socket Screws under head angle for 160,000 96,000 550 F U
máximum flushness and

Alloy/ side wall contact; non-
Stainless slip hex socket prevenís
marring of material 56,000 45,000 800"F
8utton Head Low heads streamline U
design, use in materials 1G0.S&0 96,000 550 F

Cap Screws
too thin to countersink;
Alloy/
aiso for non-critical load-
Stainless ing requiring heat treated 45,000 800 F U
56,000
screws
Pasten collar^, sbeaves, qeais, fcnobs on shaíis. hardness

Socket
Lócate mach me parts. Cone. nal f-dog, fíat,
Set Screws oval, cup and ielf-locking cup points standard Re 45-53 450°F
Alloy Steel
Socket Use stainless for corrosive, cryogenic or

Set Screws elevated temperatura environments. Plain
800°F
Stainless cup point standard. Other styles on special
order
Steel
NOTE 1 P^ííf>rmancedata rifejefürenced are general d c ^ ^ ^ á S i

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
U N B R A K O ® Socket Screw Products
Part N o . Page
Quick Selector Guide 2-5
Socket Head Cap Screws 20097 Standards - Alloy Steel 6-12

72531 Low Heads - Alloy Steel 13
20098 Standards - Stainless Steel 14
56350 High Strength Stainless KS812 14-15
78794 High Strength Stainless KS1216 15
73015 High Temperature M-254 15
TRU-FLEX® Other Capabilities - High Fatigue 15-17
Self-Locking Socket Screws TF All Metal, Prevailing Torque, Self-Locking 18-19
Add "TF" to basic part number to indicate T R U - F L E X screws.
Shoulder Screws 12705 Al loy Steel 20-21
Fiat Head Socket Screws 16990 Alloy Steel 22-23

16991 Stainless Steel 22-23
Button Head Socket Screws 38030 Al loy Steel 24-25

38031 Stainless Steel 24-25
Socket Set Screws 26-32

28700 thru 28706 . . . .Alloy Steel 26-31
28707 thru 28713 . . . .Stainless Steel 30-31
Only UNBRAKO Products Come Sealed and Certified 33
Square Head Set Screws 05455 Knurled Cup Point 34-35

05456 Half Dog Point 34-35
PressurePlugs 29466 Dryseal Pressure Plugs .36-37

38194 LEVL-SEAL® Pressure Plugs .38-39
69188 PTFE/TEFLON*-coated L E V L - S E A L .40-41
pressure pfugs.
Hex Keys 05853 Short Arm Wrench .42-45
05854 Long Arm Wrench 42-45
78950 6" Long Arm Wrench .42-45
LOC-WEL®
SelMocking Socket Screws Add letter " L " to basic part number to indicate L O C - W E L screws 46-53
DoweIPins 28420 Standard 54-55
69382 Pull-out Type 56-57
Stock Sizes 58-67
Stress Area/Rockwell Hardness Tables 68
Precisión Plating . . 69
Technical Services -70-72
Metric Socket Screw Products . . . .See Current Unbrako Metric Socket Screw Catalog
FOLD-A-KEY®, LEVL-SEAL®, LOC-WEL®, TRU-FLEX® and UNBRAKO® are registered trademarks of SPS Technoiogjes
*Reg. Du Pont T.M.
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COUNTERBORED PROTRUDIMG
190,000 20,000 550°F
Socket Head
Cap Screws
1960 Seríes
Alloy Steel
180,000
Use alloy for máximum ¡ensiles; up to 190,000
psi, highest of any socket cap screw
Socket Head Use stainless for corrosive, cryogenic or 80,000 30,000 800"F
Cap Screws elevated temperature environments,
1960 Series hygienjc cleanliness
Stainless Steel
Socket Head KS 812 For higher tensiles than standard 125,000 40,000 800° F
Cap Screws stainless screws; certified 125,000 psi,
plus excellent corrosión resistance
KS812
Socket Head KS 1216 Made of stainless stee!; 160,000 30,000 1200 F U
Cap Screws certifíed 160,000 psi (min,), plus

KS 1216 excellent corrosión resistance
U
Socket Head For temperatures to 1,000°F. Retains 180,000 20,000 1,000 F
Cap Screws greater percentage of tensile strength
M 254 Series w i t h o u t "tempering o u t , " Won't ream
when removed SPECIAL ORDER O N L Y
U
Socket Head Use in parts too thin for standard height 170,000 20,000 550 F
Cap Screws heads and where clearance is limited
Low Head
Series
Tool and die induslry heat treat shear

Shoulder standards; also replace level psi strength
U
Screws costly special pans-shafts, in psi 550 F
pivots, clevis pirts, guides,
trunmon rnountings,
hnkages, etc. 160,000 96,000
Fiat Head Uniform, cuntrolled 8 2 °

U
Socket Screws under-head angle for 160,000 96,000 550 F

ta máximum flusbness and
Alloy/
side wall contact; non-
Stainless slip hex socket prevents U
marnng of material 56,000 45,000 800 F
Button Head Low heads streamline U
design, use in materials 160,000 96,000 550 F

Cap Screws ¡L too thin to countersink;
Alloy/
also for non-cntical load-
Stainless ing requiring heat treated 800°F
56,000 45,000
screws
Pasten collars, sheaves, gears, knobs on shafts. hardness

Socket Lócate machine parts. Cone, half-dog, fíat,
Set Screws oval, cup and self-locking cup points standard Re 45-53 450° F
Alloy Steel
Socket Use stainless for corrosive, cryogenic or

Set Screws elevated temperature environments. Plain U
800 F
Stainless cup point standard. Other styles on special
order
Steel
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QUICK SELECTOR GUIDE
For a complete list of Stock Sizes, see pages 58 thru 67
non-rnagnetic
non-magnetic
precipitaron non-magnetic
hardened
corrosión
resistant steel
heat treated
alloy steel
non-magnetic
heat treated
alloy steel
non-magnetic
heat treated MS51963-66

alloy steel MS51973-77
MS51981-82
non-magnetic
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Square Haif-dog or self-locking cup* points only. Re 45 450° F

Head Use where máximum tightening torques (min.)
Set Screws are required.
TRU-FLEX® Repositioned threads near end of screw depending on limit

for all-metal self-locking. No plástic plug or of material
All-Metal strip. Minimal thread distortion. Reusable.
SeEf-Locking
SPECIAL ORDER ONLY
Fasteners
LOC-WEL® Eliminates locking parts — nothing extra to

buy, stock or handle; resists vibration; -70°F
Fastener to
reusable; locks without seating; ideal for
Self-Locking parts frequently dismantled. Makes 250° F
Feature screw self-tocking.
Pressure Plugs Re 35-40 550° F

Features common to 3/4" and 7/8" tapers:
Dryseal threads for positive seal without
3/4" Taper sealing compound; controlled chamfer for 800° F
Dryseal f áster starting.
Rb82l 400°F
7/8" Taper LEVL-SEAL® plug features: controlled 7/8' Re 35 40 550° F

LEVL-SEAL® tape in 3/4* taper hole seáis plug level, flush
with surface within 112 pitch. LEVL-SEAL
Pressure Plug plug is an UNBRAKO original. Rb82T 400 °F
PTFE/ PTFE/TEFLON coaled plugs seal at 60%

lower seating torques without tape or Re 35 40
TEFLON**
compound; inslall faster al lower cost; smaller 450 "F
Coated s¡7es can be power inslalled; LEVL-SEAL plug Uincoated)
type for 100% flush seating.
torsional
Hex Tough. ductile, for high torquing; aecurate shear in-lb.
f¡t ¡n all types socket screws; size marked Re 47 57 mm.
Keys for quick identity. 1.2 to
276.000
£aícu|ated
(
"érisarpst .-'Stitfaceá
Dowel Formed ends, controlled heat treat;
Píns cióse tolerances; standard for d¡e
work, also used as bearings, gages, 6 micro-
(Standard) precisión parts, etc. core:
Re 50-58
150,000 inch (ma i
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Dowel For use in blind holes. Easily removed surface:
Pins without speeiaf tools. Reusable. Save 6 micro-
money. No need for knock-out holes. Re 60 150,000 meh Imai
Pull-Out Same phvsicals, finish, aceuracy and tole- (min )
Type rances as standard UNBRAKO dowel pins.
i mentí
- * .ti»!ÑA''.'«¡*iV£r<ffiL r..iiT• •Il*>• ' i . ¡edtol
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QUICK SELECTOR GUI DE
For a complete list of Stock S i z e s , s e e p a g e s 58 thru 67
plating magnetic # 1 0 lo 1-1/2 1/4" MS51955

optional 10
12" •
34-35
Most UNBRAKO socket screws can be made self-locking with the unique, all-metal locking threads that are
exclusive to TRU-FLEX locking fasteners. 18-19
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MS21262.
I All UNBRAKO screws can be (nade self-locking with LOC-WEL* fastener locking element.
MS21295
46-53
MI L-F 18240
| Nyton plug locking element also available upan request.
heat treated plating

alloy steel optional magnetic
alístenme excelleni non-magnetic NPTF 1/16" to2"
stainless steel 36-37
brass fair non-magnetic
heat treated plating magnetic

alloy steel optional
n
brass fau non-magnetic PTF 1/16" to2
38-39
heat treated
alloy steel
PTFE/ fair PTF 1/16" to 1-1/4"
magnetic 40-41
TEFLON
coated
5' . ' cJimensibns ácríjss fíats

heat treated
alloy steel
fair magnetic GGG K 275
028" to 2" (short arm keys) 42-45
5/64" to 1" Oong arm keysl
heat treated
mm
alloy steel MS 16555
magnetic .0002" over nominal .001" oversize 54-55
MS 16556
1/16" x 1,8" to 1" «6" 1/16"x 1 -8" to 1" xi
heat treated
alloy steel
fair magnetic 1 x 3'4" to 1 " x 4'
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UNBRAKO Metric Socket Screw Producís, ^ /

tpurfentUNBRAKO M e t n c Socket ScrewCaâfqgí
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S O C K E T H E A D CAP SCREWS . . . . Why Socket Screws? Why U N B R A K O ?
The most important reasons for the gree than any other threaded fastener the size of the component parts can
¡ncreasing use of socket head cap you can purchase "off-the-shelf." be reduced, since the cylindrical
screws in ¡ndustry are undoubtedly heads of socket screws need less space
safety and reliability, with economy TENSILE STRENGTH than hex heads and require no addi-
running a cióse third. All three All U.S. standard alloy steel socket tional wrench space. It is obvious
reasons are directly traceable to the head cap screws are now made to that an appreciable amount of weight
superior performance of socket screws strength levéis of 180,000 and can also be saved in this manner.
vs. other fasteners, and that, in turn, 170,000 psi to meet current govern-
is mainly due to their superior strength ment and ¡ndustry standards. How- Use of UNBRAKO socket screws
and advanced design. ever, the strength levéis of U N B R A K O can even save you money over ordi-
socket cap screws are consistently nary socket screws in some c a s e s
If you use threaded fasteners, maintained at 190,000 and 180,000 because of the UNBRAKO screws'
you know their importance ¡n today's psi (depending on screw diameter), higher strength — as much as 20,000
technology. Higher pressures, higher giving these screws as much as 12% psi, depending on screw diameter.
stresses and higher speeds in machines additional strength. This can be For example, if you have a part that
and equipment demand stronger, more very vaíuable to you, the user, in alJ normally uses ten 5/8 inch size socket
reliable joints and stronger, more three of the áreas mentioned above. screws (170,000 psi), you can get
reliable fasteners to hold them almost the same clamping forcé
together. The higher tensile strength of with only nine UNBRAKO screws
U N B R A K O socket screws can easily (t 90,000 psi).
Rising costs have made failure of be translated into savings. For
any description virtually intolerable, example, wherever you can replace Therefore, fewer holes mean
and shut-downs have become a major hex head bolts with U N B R A K O savings in drilling and tapping costs,
industrial problem. Bigger, more com- screws, savings can be significant. and you have fewer screws to buy,
plex units break down more frequently By using fewer socket screws of the handle and install. Weight reduction is
despite every effort to prevent it. same size or the same number of also a factor in this case.
Because of their very size and com- smaller diameter socket screws you FATIGUE STRENGTH
plexity, they are also harder and more can achieve the same clamping forcé
But tensile strength is not the whole
expensive to fix. The high cost of ¡n the joint. For example, a joint
story. As noted earlier, joints that are
downtime can be the difference requiring twelve 1-3/8" Grade 5 hex
subject to external stress and dynamic
between a comparty's profit and loss. heads would need only 7 U N B R A K O
loadíng are subject to fatigue failure.
socket head cap screws of the same
Here also, U N B R A K O socket screws
This is why the reliability of every diameter, or an equal number of 1"
have distinct advantages. Their super-
component has become crítical. ' U N B R A K O socket head cap screws.
ior fatigue resistance is no accident.
Components must stay together to When you use them size for size you
It's an U N B R A K O feature that gives
function properly, and to keep them save because there are fewer holes
you an extra bonus of protection
together joints must stay tight. A single to drill and tap and fewer screws to
against this hazard.
failure can destroy a satellite, shut buy and handle. If you use the
down an assembly line . . . or lose a smaller diameter screws you still Three major factors account for
customer, save because they cost less and the the greater fatigue resistance of UN-
smaller holes cost less to drill and B R A K O socket screws — design im-
To insure máximum joint reliability táp. Smaller drills and taps are less provements, mechanical properties
and safety, it is imperative to use expensive and take less energy to and closely controlled manufacturing
fasteners with máximum strength and drive. And with smaller screws there processes. All three combine to
fatigue resistance. UNBRAKO socket is a weight saving as well. achieve that superiority, and here
cap screws offer this to a greafer de- Furthermore, in many instances are their contributions. . .
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SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS
Why Socket Screws ? Why U N B R A K O ? 'Profile" of Extra Strength
PROFILE OF E X T R A S T R E N G T H
Deep, accurate socket for high torque wrenching.
Double knurls for easier handling, quick identificaron.
Head with increased bearing área for greater load-

carrying capacity. An U N B R A K O socket screw
"original."
Precisión forged for symmetrical grain flow, máximum

strength.
Elliptica! fillet doubies fatigue life at crítical head-shank

juncture. A n U N B R A K O socket screw development.
" 3 - R " (radiused-root runout) íncreases fatigue life in

this crítical área. An U N B R A K O socket screw "original.
SHAIMK
ROOT
BODY
CONVENTIONAL THREAD U N B R A K O " 3 - R " (RADIUSED-

RUNOUT _ Note sharp angle ROOT R U N O U T ) T H R E A D
at root where high stress con- Controlled radius of runout root
centration soon develops crack provides a smooth form that dis-
which penetrales into body of tribuies stress and increases fatigue
screw. life of thread run-out as much as
300% in certain sizes.
Fully formed radiused thread increases fatigue life 100% over

fíat root thread forms. An U N B R A K O socket screw development.
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Controlled heat treatment produces máximum strength without
• brittleness.
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Accurate control of socket depth gives Controlled head forging forms uniform Cross-section of radiused fully formed
I more wrench engagement than other grain flow with unbroken flow lines; threads. Contour-following flow lines
screws, permits full tightening without makes heáds stronger; minimJzes províde extra shear strength in threads,
cracking or reaming the socket, yet pro- faüure in vital fillet área; adds to resist stripping and provide high fatigue
vides ampie metal m the crucial fület fatigue strength of the screw. resistance. Note the large root radius,
área for máximum head strength. an U N B R A K O socket screw develop-
ment that doubies fatigue life when
• compared to fíat ioot thread forms.
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SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS • 1960 Series • Dimensions • Mechanical Properties
14" T H R U 1" D I A M E T E H S I D E N T I F I E D
WITH DIAMOND KNURL
Plain (unknurled) heads may be supplied on sizes tt2

and smaller and 1 - 3 / 4 " and larger at manufacturer's
option.
DIMENSIONS
#o .060 80 .096 .091 .060 .0568 .020 .025 .060

#1 .073 64 72 .118 .112 .073 .0695 .025 .031 .073
#2 .086 56 64 .140 .134 .086 .0822 .029 .038 ,086
#3 .099 48 56 .161 .154 .099 .0949 .034 .044 .099 .095 .0781 .008 .004 .625
#4 .112 40 48 .183 .176 .112 .1075 .038 .051 ,112 .108 .0937 .009 .005 .750
#5 .125 40 44 .205 .198 .125 .1202 .043 .057 .125 .121 .0937 .010 .006 .750
#6 .138 32 40 .226 .218 .138 .1329 .047 .064 .138 .134 .1093 .010 .006 .750
#8 .164 32 36 .2-70 .262 ,1.64 .1585 .056 .077 .164 .159 .1406 .012 .007 .875
#10 .190 24 32 .312 .303 .190 .1840 .065 .090 .190 .185 .1562 .014 .009 .875
1/4 .250 20 28 .375 .365 .250 .2435 .095 .120 .250 .244 .1875 .014 .009 1.000
5/16 .312 18 24 .469 .457 .3125 .3053 .119 .151 .312 .306 .2500 .017 .012 1.125
3/8 * .375 16 24 .562 .550 .375 .3678 .143 182 .375 .368 .3125 .020 .015 1.250
7/16 .437 14 20 .656 .642 .4375 .4294 .166 .213 .437 .430 .3750 .023 .018 1.375
1/2 .500 13 20 .750 .735 .500 .4919 .190 .245 .500 .492 .3750 .026 .020 1.500
9/16 .562 12 18 .843 .827 .5625 .5538 .214 .265 .562 .554 .4375 .028 .022 1.625
5/8 .625 11 18 .938 .921 .625 .6163 .238 .307 .625 .616 .5000 .032 .024 1.750
3/4 .750 10 16 1.125 1.107 .750 .7406 .285 .370 .750 .6250 .039 .030 2 000
7/8 .875 9 14 1.312 1.293 .875 .8647 .333 .432 .875 *8E4 .7500 .044 .034 2.250
1 1.000 12 1.500 1.479 1.000 .9886 .380 .495 1.000 .988 .7500 .050 .040 2.500
1 1/8 1.125 12 1.688 1.665 1.125 1.1086 .428 .557 1.125 1.111 .8750 .055 .045 2.812
1 1/4 1.250 12 1.875 1.852 1.250 1.2336 .475 .620 1.250 1.236 .8750 .060 .050 3.125
1 3/8 1.375 12 2.062 2.038 1.375 1.3568 .523 .682 1.375 1.360 1.0000 .065 .055 3.437
1 1/2 1.500 12 2.250 2.224 1.500 1.4818 .570 .745 1.500 1.485 1.0000 .070 .060 3.750
1 3/4 1.750 12 2.625 2.597 1.750 1.7295 .665 .870 1.750 1.734 1.2500 .080 .070 4.375
2 2.000 4 1/2 12 3.000 2.97,0 2.000 1.9780 .760 .995 2.000 1.983 1.5000 .090 .075 5.000
2 1/4 2.250 41/2 12 3.375 3.344 2.250 2.2280 .855 1.120 2.250 2.232 1.7500 100 .085 5.625
2 1/2 2.500 4 12 3.750 3.717 2.500 2.4762 .950 1.245 2.500 2.481 1.7500 .110 .095 6.250
2 3/4 2.750 12 4,125 4.090 2.750 2.7262 1.045 1.370 2.750 2.730 2.0000 .120 .105 6.875
3 3.000 12 4.500 4.464 3.000 2.9762 1.140 1.495 3.000 2.979 2.2500 130 .115 7.500
JrVj'urt. jii«¡¡da;&lv ,ted are Í Q F standard producen ítems only* Non-stoek Ítems
^tesmmethôfâÛfácftire. tt is sug§es't$d tha^the , -
ice_on any non-^n_dar(f jaarts for criticát.appítcations.
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1960 Series • Dimensions • Mechanical Properties • Application Data
NOTES:
Material: "UNBRAKO" high grade alloy steel or austenitic stainless steel.
Heat Treatment: Alloy steel — Re 38-43.
Concentricity: Body to head O.D. — wrthin 2% of body diameter T.I.R. or .006 T.I.R.
whichever is greater. Body to hex socket — (sizes through 1IT) — within 3% of body
diameter T.I.R. or .005 T.I.R. whichever is greater; (sizes over 11T) — within 6% of
body diameter.
The plañe of the bearing surface shall be perpendicular to the axis of the screw within
a máximum deviation of 1°.
For body and grip lengths see pages 10 and 11.
See page 14 for stainless steel mechanical properties and seating torques.
Thread Class: #0 through r día. — 3A; over 1" día. — 2A.
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES APPLICATION DATA
rdrgugb ^ ¿ ^ u í a f ^ - t o ¡riducé 106,ÓÓQ psi tensile stress ¡n thé screw threads. tSize&are básed on 3 Jh-rsjri-K'i:
1
rfííes/ a_re' for j ^ i n ^ l c r e w s fór • caürfiiurh plated screWs, muítíply recornmend- ^^Break'idgé Of bodi ír-ercw
f Seating torque b y ^ 2 & ; f o r zinc plated screws mtiittpty b y t.40. See note,
patje 17. '•' '
S O C K E T H E A D CAP SCREWS • 1960 Series • Body and Grip Lengths
LENGTH T O L E R A N C E S
i A ' - .-" r r»*tf*r>» •**
^ c í i ^ e ^ r '• •«.SÍ
# 0 thru 3/8 -.03 -.04 -.06 -.12
7/16 t o 3/4 -.03 -.06 -.08 -.12
7/8 to 1-1/2 -.05 -.10 -.14 -.20
over 1 1/2 -.18 -.20 -.24
B O D Y and G R I P L E N G T H S
2 3/4 2.000 1.844 1.875 1.719 1.875 1.667 1.500 1.250

3 1.875 1.719 1.875 1.667 2.000 1.750
31/4 2.375 2.219 2.375 2.167 2.000 1.750
3 1/2 2.375 2.167 2.500 2.250
3 3/4 2.875 2.667 2.500 2.250
4 3.000 2.750
4 1/4 3.000 2.750
4 1/2 3.500 3.250
4 3/4 3.500 3.250
5 4.000 3.750
5 1/4 4,000 3.750
5 1/2
5 3/4
6
6 1/4
6 1/2
6 3/4
7
7 1/4
7 1/2
7 3/4
8 1/2
9
9 1/2
10
11
13
14
"¡5
16
17
~I8
19
20
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1960 Series • Body and Grip Lengths
LQ ¡S the máximum grip length and is the distance f r o m the bearing including ¡mperfect threads shall be basic thread length plus five
surface to the first complete thread. pitches. Lengths too short to apply formula shall be threaded to
head. Complete threads shall extend w i t h i n t w o pitches of the
L is the mínimum body length and is the length of the unthreaded
B
head for lengths above the heavy line on sizes up to and including
cylindrical portion of the shank.
5/8 diameter. Larger diameters shall be threaded as cióse to the
Thread length for sizes up t o and including 1 " diameter shall be head as practicable.
controlled by the grip length and body length as shown in the table.
Screws of longer lengths than those tabulated shall have a thread
For sizes larger than 1 " the mínimum complete thread length shall length conforming to the formula for sizes larger than 1 " .
be equal to the basic thread length, and the total thread length
.¿fc * :-*>.-*
: L
G • L
B r » . I I , .
•'.i. ».¡ \mg¿ m
1
1 .625 .347 .500 .187

.625 .347 .500 .187 .625 .268
1 1.125 .847 1.000 .687 .625 .268 .750 .365
1.125 .847 1.000 .687 1.125 .768 .750 .365 .875 .458 .750 .295
•
1 1.625 1.187 1.500 1.187 1.125 .768 .750 .365 .875 458 .750 .295
1.625 1.347 1.500 1.187 1.625 1.268 1.500 1.115 .875 .458 .750 .295 1.000 .500
1 2.125
2.125
1.847
1.847
2.000
2.000
1.687
1.687
1.625
2.125
1.268
1.768
1.500
1.500
1.115
1.115
1.625
1.625
1.208
1.208
1.500
1.500
1.045
1.045
1.000
1.000
.500
.500
1.000
1.000
.444 |
.444 1.000 .375
9 2.625 2.347 2.500 2.187 2.125 1.768 2.250 1.865 1.625 1.208 1.500 1.045 1.000 .500 1.000 .444 1.000 .375
2.625 2.347j 2.500 2.187 2.625 2.268 2.250 1.865 2.375 1.958 2.250 1.795 2.000 1.500 1.000 .444 1.000 .375
3.125 2.847 3.000 2.687 2.625 2.268 2.250 1.865 2.375 1.958 2.250 1.795 2.000 1.500 2.000 1.444 1.000 .375
3.125 2.847 3.000 2.687 3.125 2.768 3.000 2.615 2.375 1.958 2.250 1.795 2.000 1.500 2.000 1.444 2.000 1.375
3.625 3.347 3.500 3.187 3.125 2.768 3.000 2.615 3.125 2.708 3.000 2.545 2.000 1.500 2.000 1.444 2.000 1.375
3.625 3.347 3.500 3.187 3.625 3.268 3.000 2.615 3.125 2.708 3.000 2.545 3.000 2.500 2.000 1.444 2.000 1.375
4.125 3.847 4.000 3.687 3.625 3.268 3.750 3.365 3.125 2.708 3.000 2.545 3.000 2.500 3.000 2.444 2.000 1.375
• 4.125 3.847 4.000 3.687 4.125 3.768 3.750 3.365 3.875 3.458 3.750 3.295 3.000 2.500 3.000 2.444 3.000 2.375
4.625 4.347 4.500 4.187 4.125 3.768 3.750 3.365 3.875 3.458 3.750 3.295 3.000 2.500 3.000 2.444 3.000 2.375
4.625 4.347 4.500 4.187 4.625 4.268 4.500 4.115 3.875 3.458 3.750 3.295 4.000 3.500 3.000 2.444 3.000 2.375
• 5.125 4.847 5.000 4.687 4.625 4.268 4.500 4.115 4.625 4.208 4.500 4.045 4.000 3.500 4.000 3.444 3.000 2.375
5.000 4.687 5.125 4.768 4.500 4.115 4.625 4.208 4.500 4.045 4.000 3.500 4.000 3.444 4.000 3.375
5.500 5.187 5.125 4.768 5.250 4.865 4.625 4.208 4.500 4.045 4.000 3.500 4.000 3.444 4.000 3.375
1 5.500 5.187 5.625 5.268 5.250 4.865 5.375 4.958 5.250 4.795 5.000 4.500 4.000 3.444 4.000 3.375
6.000 5.687 5.625 5.268 5.250 4.865 5.375 4.958 5.250 4.795 5.000 4.500 5.000 4.444 4.000 4.375
1 6.125 5.768 6.000 5.615 5.375 4.958 5,250 9 5 5.000 4.500 5.000 4.444 5.000 4.375
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7.125 6.768 7.000 6.615 6.875 6.458 6.750 6.295 6.000 5.500 6.000 5.444 6.000 5.375
1 7.625 7.268 7.000 6.615 6.875 6.458 6.750 6.295 7.000 6.500 6.000 5.444 6.000 5.375
8.000 7.615 7.625 7.208 7.750 7.295 7.000 6.500 7.000 6.444 7.000 6.375
1 8.000 7.615 7.625 7.208 7.750 7.295 7.500 7.500 7.000 6.444 7.000 6.375
9.125 8.708 9.250 8.795 9.000 8.500 8.000 7.444 8.000 7.375
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10.125 9.708 10.250 9.795 10.000 9.000 9.000 8.444 9.000 8.375
11.000 10.500 10.000 9.444 10.000 9.375
12.000 11.500 11.000 10.444 11.000 10.375
13.000 12.500 12.000 11.444 12.000 11.375
T 13.000 12.444 13.000 12.375
14.000 13.444 14.000 13.375
1 15.000 14.444 15.000 14.375

16.000 15.375
17.000 16.375
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SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS 1960 Series Cross Drilled Data
DETAILS
r
A« - 1
:*v/ & i** " ríiar
*Ser¿ Cross-brilí Locatión, , Hole D i a r n « t M ^ AJignmerit
Jl Sizfr . Plug -
P Nom ' Max; ^ Min. Max. Ref
TTVC .035 .025 .032 .026 .0210

#3 .035 .025 .032 .026 .0210
#4 .040 .026 .039 .033 .0280
#5 .045 .030 .039 .033 .0280
1 HOLI THHU 2 HOLES THRU 3 HOLES THRU
#6 .050 .035 .039 .033 .0280
.060 .040 .050 .044 .0340
#10 .065 .045 .050 .044 .0340
Any U N B R A K O socket head cap screw
1/4 .085 .065 .050 .044 .0340
(altoy, stainless steel or other material)
5/16 .104 .084 .050 .044 .0340
may be ordered with standard cross-drilling .0510
3/8 .123 .103 .067 .061
of the head for safety wiring. Such screws .141 .121 .067 .061 .0510
7/16
are considered special and price and delivery 1/2 .160 .140 .067 .061 .0510
for each order will be quoted individually. 9/16 .179 .159 .067 .061 .0510
Standard types of cross-drilling are shown 5/8 .198 .178 .067 .061 .0510
on this page. 3/4 .235 .215 .097 .091 .0810
7/8 .273 .253 .097 .091 .0810
NOTÉ: Recommended seating torques for screws w i t h cross 1 .310 .290 .097 .091 .0810
drilled heads should be reduced b y 25%. .328 .127 .119 .1040
1 1/8 .348
1 1/4 .385 .365 .127 .119 .1040
1 3/8 .423 .403 .127 .119 .1040
1 1/2 .460 .440 .127 .119 .1040
A P P L I C A B L E S T A N D A R D S - MS 24673 thru .498 .478 .127 .119 .1040
1 5/8
24678; ÑAS 1351, 1352; Fed. Spec. F F - S - 8 6 , 1 3/4 .535 .515 .127 .119 .1040
ASTM A574, ANSI B18.3 (See Note 2, page 2) 1 7/8 .573 .553 .127 .119 .1040
2 .610 .590 .127 .119 .1040
PART NUMBERING - 1960 S E R I E S - Socket Head Cap Screws
The part number of a socket head cap screw consists of: ( D a letter to indicate type of thread (UNRC or U N R F ) ; (3) a second
basic part number describing item and material and followed dash number for length (in 16ths), followed by a suffix letter for
by suffix letters noting optional features (i.e. LOC-WEL self- type of finish. The diagram below shows a typical part number
locking); (2) a dash number for the diameter, with one suffix and interprets each component number and letter.
FINISH
B - Chemical Black Oxide S - Silver Píate - PIO
C - Cadmium Píate - P2 U - Clear Zinc Píate - P6
Drilled
Alloy Head (3) and Cadmium D - Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate - P8
Steel LOC-WEL #4 UNRC 1 1/2" Píate No letter ¡ndícates standard black finish (Thermal Oxide)
for alloy steel and passivatíon for stainless steel.
20097 H3L 94 c -24 C
See page 69.for plating specifications
L E N G T H in 16ths
T H R E A D TYPE C-coarse, F-fine
DIAMETER
DIA. #0 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #8 #10 Vi H* fe V2 «i
DASH NO. 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 98 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
DIA.
Va Va 1 1V4 1% lVSe 1V4 2 21/4 2Vi 2% 3
DASH NO. 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 28 32 36 40 44 48
OPTIONAL FEATURES
Cross Drilled Heads: Self-Locking:
H1 - 1 Hole T h r u E - LOC-WEL to Mil-F-18240
H2 - 2 Holes Thru L - LOC-WEL (Commercial)
H3 - 3 Holes T h r u P - Nylon Plug
TF - T R U - F L E X
BASIC P A R T NUMBER
20097 - socket head cap screw - alloy steel
20098 — socket head cap screw — corrosión resistant stee!
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1960 Series • Cross-Drilled Data " L o w Head Series
SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS • Low Head Type
Smooth, burr-free sockets, High strength, precisión fasteners

uniformty concentric and usable for use in parts too thín for standard
to full depth for correct wrench height socket cap screws and for
engagement. applications with limited clearances.
Low head height for thin parts

and limited space.
Fillet under head increases fatigue

life of head-to-shank junction.
Class 3A rolled threads with radiused root

to increase fatigue life of threads by reducing
stress concentrations and avoiding sharp
corners where failures start.
LENGTH TOLERANCE
Highest standards of quality, material,

manufacture and performance.
B A S I C PART NUMBER
72531 — low head socket cap screw — alloy steel (See page 12 for applicable
dash numbers, etc.) (See page 69 for plating specifications and Note 1.)
MECHANICAL P R O P E R T I E S NOTE:
Material: Heat Treated A l l o y Steel Performance data listed are for standard
production ítems o n l y . Non-stock items may
Hardness: Re 38 - 43
vary due t o variables in methods of manufacture.
Tensile Strength: 170.000 psi m i n . It is suggested that the user verify performance
Y i e l d Strength: 150,000 psi m i n . on any non-standard parts for crítical applications.
•
Momin.il
MZfl UNRC UNRF- UNRC UNRV-
2,380 2,500 2,900 3,140 19
#10 2,980 3,400 3,620 4,280 34
1/4 5,410 6,180 6,600 7,800 80
5/16" 8,910 9,870 10,860 12,420 156
3/8" 13,200 14,900 16,080 18,800 273
1/2" 24,100 27,200 29,400 34,200 615
DIMENSIONS
< .
baste throddsppt incft' 1 % " ' fillet ¿X!
nominal screw r ) •* '.- -i
size diameter UNRC UNR? max min. bíKIC mjx. min. max. • rmn. norrt
mtn.
#8 .164 32 36 .270 .265 0.1640 .060 .085 .079 .012 .007 .0781
#10 .190 24 32 .312 .307 0.1900 .072 .098 .092 .014 .009 .0938
1/4" .250 20 28 .375 .369 0.2500 .094 .127 .121 .014 .009 .1250
5/16" .312 18 24 .437 ' .431 0.3125 .110 .158 .152 .017 .012 .1562
3/8" .375 16 24 .562 .556 0.3750 .115 .192 .182 .020 .015 .1875
1/2" .500 13 20 .750 .743 0.5000 .151 .254 .244 .026 .020 .2500
Thread Length: On all stock,íengths the last complete {full f o n » ) " i - j ' f n i ' A U I ' - Í w i l h a thread ring + . V xien H to
within two,thread^ pf the head. ¡ " < . * * £¿'*-¿ ''
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Threads: Threads are Class, 3A UNRC a n d U N R F , » • * , ' V ' "
'Torques calculated to induce ápproximately 50,000 psi tens . ds (See Note, page 17). - ' ' -
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1960 Series • Cross-Drilled Data • L o w Head Series
SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS • L o w Head Type
Smooth, burr-free sockets, High strength, precisión fasteners

uniformly concentric and usabfe for use in parts too thin for standard
to full depth for correct wrench height socket cap screws and for
engagement. applications with limited clearances.
Low head height for thin parts

and limited space.
Fitlet under head increases fatigue

life of head-to-shank junction.
Class 3A rolled threads with radiused root

to ¡ncrease fatigue life of threads by reducing
stress concentrations and avoiding sharp
corners where failures start.
LENGTH TOLERANCE
Highest standards of quality, material, *
manufacturé and performance.
B A S I C PART NUMBER
72531 — low head socket cap screw — alloy steel (See page 12 for applicable
dash numbers, etc.) (See page 69 for plating specifications and Note 1.)
MECHANICAL P R O P E R T I E S NOTE:
Material: Heat Treated Alloy Steel Performance data listed are for standard
Hardness: Re 38 - 43 production items only. Non-stock items may
vary due t o variables in methods of manufacture.
Tensile Strength: 170.000 psi m i n . It is suggested that the userverify performance
Yi el d Strength: 150,000 psi m i n . on any non-standard parts for critical applications.
'M\ U b f t & «
intuito ñtranylh - Ibs. rñijSJ- • in'tMreatís fea 8 ¡ ¡ H p
n o m u iiil :
UMRC j UNRF- UNRC UNRF '3*í
#3 2,380 2,500 2,900 3,140 19
APPR0X 45° #10 2,980 3,400 3,620 4,280 34
1/4 5,410 6,180 6,600 7,800 80
5/16" 8,910 9,870 10,860 12,420 156
3/8" 13,200 14,900 16,080 18,800 273
1/2" 24,100 27,200 29,400 34,200 615
DIMENSIONS
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ihrodds per iiich . A.'

WSgM " tUÍotej^f/or?^'
basic ; r
• **¿: H H
nominal screw
size diametii UNRC UNRV max. min. b.iMc min.
¡I min. inax mm. nom". *
• •
max
#8 .164 32 36 .270 .265 0.1640 .060 .085 .079 .012 .007 .0781
#10 .190 24 32 .312 .307 0.1900 .072 .098 .092 .014 .009 .0938
1/4" .250 20 28 .375 .369 0.2500 .094 .127 .121 .014 .009 .1250
5/16" .312 18 24 .437 • .431 0.3125 .110 .158 .152 .017 .012 .1562
3/8" .375 16 24 .562 .556 0.3750 .115 .192 .182 .020 .015 .1875
1/2" .500 13 20 .750 .743 0.5000 .151 .254 .244 .026 .020 .2500
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Thread Length: On all stock-lengths the last complete (full f u i m l •!»- urf inújs'uri-cl w i t h a thread ring gagVixtefidí t o - * í^.'-'
within twp,threáds of the head. *, - t
Threads: Threads are Ctass, 3Á-UNRG and U N R F . - ' • *~¿«¿.f*-Zt'*$

}
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*Torques calculated t o induce approximately 50,000 psi tensile stress ¡ff théScrew threads (See Note, page 17). '"
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S O C K E T HEAD CAP SCREWS retention of a high percentage of tensile fillets and other characteristics of UN-
strength and good creep resistance up to B R A K O stainless screw design and
8 0 0 ° F . without seating or oxidation, manufacture. Available with L O C - W E L
and good shock and impact resistance fastener locking element.
to temperatures as low as - 3 0 0 ° F .
Standard processing of U N B R A K O
non-magnetic — Valuable in certain elec- stainless steel socket screws includes
AUSTENITIC STAINLESS S T E E L trical applications. Máximum permeabil- a passivation surface treatment which
ity is 1.2. Can be reduced to 1.02 by removes any surface contaminations.
STANDARD SERIES
bright annealing. Si!ver plating or molybdenum disulfide
Also available in Type 316 stainless steel. cleanliness — Corrosión resistant charac- can be added as a lubricant to prevent
teristics of U N B R A K O screws are useful galling or reduce thread friction.
BASIC P A R T NUMBER
20098 — socket head cap screw — in chemicat, food processtng, appliance, A P P L I C A B L E STANDARDS—Threads
stainless steei (see page 12 for applic- paper, textile, packaging and pharma- per MIL-S-7742, Handbook H-28.
able dash numbers, etc.). ceutical industries, as well as labora-
tories, hospitals, etc. Standards: MS 16995 & 16996;
U N B R A K O stainless socket screws are MS 21295; MS 24673 & 24674;
made from austenitic stainless steel. eye-appeal — Bright, non-tarnishing ÑAS 1351 & 1352; ANSI B18.3
U N B R A K O stainless screws offer these qualities add to appearance and salabil- FF-S-86. (See Note 2, page 2).
advantages: ity of many products; are valuable
assets to designers. NOTE:
Excellent resistance to rust and cor- Performance data listed are for standard pro-
rosión from acids, organic substances, Use U N B R A K O stainless steel socket duction items only. Non-stock Ítems may
salt solutions and atmospheres. Wide screws where corrosión resistance is a vary due to variables ¡n methods of manufac-
temperature range — Superior proper- prime réquirement. They also have the ture, h is suggested that the user verify per-
formance on any non-standard parts for
ties attained with stainless steel ¡nclude forged heads, rolled threads, elliptical crítical applications.
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND SEATING T O R Q U E S
For dimensions see table orr page S. "See Note, page 17
OTHER CAPABILITIES -
resistant thread form after heat treat- strength, unusual corrosión or stress
HIGH F A T I G U E ment. Additional fatigue resistance can corrosión resistance, special configura-
Highly fatigue-resistant socket head cap also be achieved by cold-working the tions or design, and the competence
screws can be supplied with up to 8 head-to-shank fillet, reducing the body and facilities to test and certify your
times the fatigue strength of ordinary diameter, and/or, where wat ranted, fasteners to all of the above require-
socket cap screws. These fatigue-raied increasing the strength or changing the ments.
fasteners are manufactured with all the material. And if bending is part of the
For detailed information on any of
technology and expertise of SPS air- problem, reduced body desiqns are
available to help. these items, contact your local UN-
craft bolts, and are available in sizes
from #10 through 1 1/2" diameter. B R A K O distributor (ñame on request),
Many other improvements over or consult the Product Engineenng
Their exceptionally high fatigue standard screws can be supplied, such Department, U N B R A K O , a División
strength is obtained by rolling a fatigue- as cryogenic or elevated temperature of SPS Technologies.
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1960 Series • High Performance • K S 8 1 2 , K S 1 2 1 6 , M254
HIGH PERFORMANCE KS 812 S E R I E S - H I G H E R T E N S I L E BASIC P A R T NUMBER

Socket screw users often require capa- E X C E L L E N T CORROSION 56350 — socket head cap screw — high
RESISTANCE strength stainless steel (see page 12 for
biltties exceeding those of standard
applicable dash numbers, etc.).
UNBRAKO socket head cap screws.
In many cases the near standard ítems U N B R A K O KS 812 screws solve the
Usted can fulfitl the requirements of problem of combining good corrosión
beyond-normal applications or environ- resistance with higher tensiles than
ments, and at considerably lower cost those of standard stainless steel screws.
than outright specials. If they cannot, corrosión resistance — KS 812 screws
however, a diversity of special materials NOTE: Identification groove: denotes have excellent resistance to salt solutions,
(covering temperatures from -450° to high tensile, 125,000 psi acíds and high temperatures.
Heads shall be forged; hex socket
2400°F.), finishes, processing and con- machined or forged at manufactur- non-magnetic — Magnetic permeability
figurations to specification is available er's o p t i o n . of KS 812 is only 1.2.
on order. For more about U N B R A K O temperature usage — Usable from - 3 0 0 °
socket head cap screw specials, see to + 8 0 0 ° F . High percentage of tensile
pages 14 and 15. retained at elevated temperatures.
increased strength — Over 50% more M E C H A N I C A L P R O P E R T I E S AND S E A T I N G T O R Q U E S

strength than standard stainless screws
(KS812 is certified 125,000 psi min.)
provides extra clamping forcé that
reduces number of screws, tapped holes
and assembly time.
extended service Eife — Fatigue endur-

ance límit exceeds that of alloy steel
screws. High clamping forcé retained
at high temperatures because of J/a | ,J/b 1 SJ.oiJU | 1U,9SU J12b,UUU | BU.UUU j T
excellent resistance to stress relaxation. Dimensions will be found on page 8. "See Note, page 17.
KS 1216 HIGH T E N S I L E S T R E N G T H
M E C H A N I C A L P R O P E R T I E S AND S E A T I N G T O R Q U E S
E X C E L L E N T CORROSION (-,- c
<- r e n s i l e s t r e n g t h i, ' rioublr ¿ b
rocoto. I'MÍWÍMMHH
RESISTANCE
KM m i n . yield 'slif.irsjr • i.*i(ifi-fc im*}ihMra|
i, screw Mrcngth' of tíody
% n ^^^^ ir^nfíKi
M I »
#4 .112 966 1,060 160,000 120,000 1,730 15 17
#5 .125 1,270 1,330 160,000 120,000 2,160 22 23
.138 1,450 1,620 160,000 120,000 2,630 28 31
NOTE: Parts to be stamped KS1216 on face or m .164 2,240 2,360 160,000 120,000 3,720 51 54
head O.D. al manufacturera option. KS1216 #10 .190 2,800 3,200 160,000 120,000 4,990 75 85
socket screws are manufactured from UNS-S-
1/4 .250 5,090 5,820 160,000 120,000 8,640 152 174
66286 alloy. This non-magnetic material is a
corrosión resistant austenitic-alloy that 5/16 .312 8,380 9,280 160,000 120,000 13,500 314 347
develops its high strenth from a combination of 3/8 .375 12,400 14,000 160,000 120,000 19,400 465 527
cold working and heat treatment. 7/16 .437 17,000 19,000 160.000 120.000 26,500 743 830
1/2 .500 22,700 25,600 160,000 120,000 34,600 1140 1,280
These screws have high tensile and
5/8 .625 36,200 41,000 160,000 120,000 54,000 2260 2,560
shear strengths and good fatigue resist-
ance. The mínimum ultímate tensile 3/4 .750 53.500 59,700 160.000 120,000 77,800 4010 4,480
strength of these screws is double that 7/8 .875 73,900 81,500 160,000 120,000 106,000 6460 7,130
of standard austenitic (300 series) 1 1.000 96,900 106,000 160,000 120,000 138,000 9690 10,600
stainless steel screws.
For dimensions see page 8. *See Note, page 17. BASIC P A R T NUMBER
The useful temperature range is from 78794 — socket head cap screw — high
- 4 0 0 ° F to 1200OF, which makes them strength corrosión and heat resistant
suitabte for both cryogenic and hígh Corrosión resistance is comparable to alloy (see page 12 for applicable dash
temperature applications. 316 stainless steel. numbers, etc.).
UNBRAKO/SPS M-254 S E R I E S U N B R A K O M-254 socket screws, made erature for standard socket screws.
ELEVATED TEMPERATURES from a special aerospace-proven alloy,
are available for high-temperature BASIC P A R T NUMBER
applications such as jet engines, steam 73015 — socket head cap screw —
turbines, plástic extrusión equipment, temperature-resistant chrome-moly
forming presses or any applications vanadium steel (see page 12 for
where temperatures exceed the máxi- applicable dash numbers, etc.).
mum recommended operating temp-
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S O C K E T HEAD CAP SCREWS • Designing at Higher Strength Levéis with U N B R A K O Socket Screws
When you design threaded fasteners hole costs more than the fastener pressure units blow their tops, mach-
into a product you may be tempted that goes into it, to say nothing of ine tools break down, automobile
to save money by buying cheap ones. the cost of installation. steering mechanisms fail — all be-
Don't do ¡t — they may cost you cause of fatigue. It is estimated that
more in the end. For the cost of the Extra strength bonus of U N B R A K O
85% of all fastener failures are due
fasteners is so small a percentage of screws pays off in fewer of these
to fatigue.
the overall cost of the average assem- expensive holes, less material and less
space needed for the fasteners. By using U N B R A K O screws you
bly that it pays to use the strongest
can be sure of up to 50% more
and most reliable available, since As an example, the cost to drill fatigue strength than ordinary socket
a single fastener failure can ruin and tap the holes for each screw may screws, addíng an important safety
equipment, stop an assembly iíne be 5 to 10 times the cost differential factor to your assembly or product,
or aliénate a customer. between the matching socket head and minimizing chance of fatigue
cap screw and the same size hex head failure in the field. These higher
That's why it will pay you to take cap screw. This means that addition-
a hard look at U N B R A K O socket valúes are produced by the custom-
al screw costs can be "paid for" very ized heat treatrnent, elliptical fillet,
head cap screws for your next design quickly by savings on the number
project. They're the strongest underhead bearing surface square-
or size of the required tapped holes. ness and radiused root rolled
fasteners commercially available and
their higher strength-to-weight ratio threads of U N B R A K O socket screws.
Likewíse, if you're re-designing an
in most cases makes them the most And there's the matter of space and
assembly to get more joint strength,
economical. With U N B R A K O screws weight. You'd be surprised how
the símplest and most effective way
you can simplify design and save much U N B R A K O screws can save.
to do it is to use high strength UN-
substantially in space, weight and The stronger the screw, the smaller
B R A K O screws size for size in
assembly costs at the same time, diameter you need for a given job.
existing holes.
because you can use fewer screws Smaller screws weigh less themselves,
of the same size or the same number Fatigue resistance is another and let you reduce the size of flanges,
of a smaller size. major advantage of U N B R A K O T-sections and other components,
socket screws. With higher stresses saving appreciable amounts of basic
Even more significant is the savíng and accelerated operating speeds, material. The same goes for space.
in hole cost. Dnlling and tapping a fatigue is an increasing hazard. High Everybody's trying to get more and
F E W E R H O L E S TO D R I L L AND T A P COMPACT SPACING
•
three screws do the work of five clearance f o r socket wrench no wrench clearance necessary
oíd method U N B R A K O method oíd method U N B R A K O method

5 - 3 / 8 - 1 6 screws <a 120,000 3 - 3 / 8 16 screws @ 190,000 12—3/4-16 hexayon head 1 6 - 3 / 4 - 1 6 socket head cap
ps¡ tensile psi lensile screws &> 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 psi tensile screws fc? 130,000 psi tensile
strengih. strength
85,000 psi yielri - 170,000 psi yield -
Total strength = 5 3 7 , 1 0 0 Ibs. Total sm-ngth = 1,074,200 Ibs
5 x 85,000 x .0775 - 3 x 170,000 x .0775 -
33,000 Ibs. max. load 39,000 Ibs. max. load
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1960 Series Designing at Higher Strength Levéis with U N B R A K O Socket Screws
more into less and less space. (Ever

look inside an electroníc control
unit?) Again, UNBRAKO screws
let you reduce size without loss of
clamping forcé. An ordinary 145,000
psi screw has an ultímate strength of
23,000 Ibs. in the 1/2" size. A 7/16"
diameter UNBRAKO screw at
190,000 psi will provide 22,600 Ibs.
min., or the same strength in a screw
that's a full diameter smaller.
NOTE: The proper tightening of threaded fasteners can
Since it uses a smaller key, which have a significant effect on their performance.
needs less room, you gain even more
space. Many application problems such as self-loosening
and fatigue can be minimized by adequate tight-
Final!y, there's U N B R A K O socket ening.
screw uniformíty. This pays off in
speed of assembly and where power The recommended seating torques Usted in the
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or automatic installation is invoived. catalog tables serve as guidelines only.
Screws run smoothly into tapped
holes; the uniform strength of both E v e n when using the recommended seating
socket and key gives you full tighten- torques, the induced loads obtained may vary as
ing without danger of cracking or much as ± 2 5 % depending upon the uncontrolled
reaming. variables such as mating material, lubrication,
For details of dimensions, mech- surface finish, hardness, bolt/joint compliance, etc.
anical properties and other useful
design data, see pages 8 through 12.
HIGH T E N S I L E AND Y I E L D S T R E N G T H HIGH S H E A R S T R E N G T H
ordinary bolts socket head cap screws ordinary holts socket head cap screw
oíd method U N B R A K O method oíd method U N B R A K O method

120,000 psi 1/2-20 boli 190,000 psi 1/2-20 120,000 psi. 1/2-20 holt 190,000 psi. 1/2-20
Tensile - 19,200 Ibs. UNBRAKO Shear strength - 14,100 Ibs. UNBRAKO
yield 13,600 Ibs. ¡ensile - 30,400 Ibs." Shear strerujth 22,400 Ibs
Extra U N B R A K O shear
yield - 27,200 Ibs.
strength = 8,300 Ibs.
Extra U N B R A K O joint strength: less wrenchíng space needed
• tensile — 58% increase Example (shown above) — !n counterbored screw applica-
yíeld — 100% increase against adjacent machine tion U N B R A K O screws require
parts U N B R A K O screw re- mínimum couriterborc since
(juires 50% less space for nn wrench clearance >s
dcurante necessury.
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TRU-FLEX^ • All-Metaf, Prevailing Torque, Self-Locking Socket Screws
excellent accommodation to mating thread size
unique thread contours cause minimal internal thread distortion
retains locking action after repeated application
superior temperature and cryogenic application characteristtcs
I-FICÍ in™ li»piM¡t.,9li<>n Screw l ockiny F

ínqle at boltc"" socket 5 ThridricJ Prt<:hh". Max
PART NUMBERING Since most U N B R A K O screws can be made self-locking with the unique
all-metal locking threads that are exclusive to T R U - F L E X locking fasteners,
the part number for each type is formed by adding " T F " to the basic part
number.
T R U - F L E X fasteners are all-metal around their complete circumference mínimum of 5 times with little effect on
prevailing torque self-locking socket are relatively inflexible and are sensi- their locking ability. You may well obtain
head screws. Their locking action is tive to mating thread size. When more cycles, except during extremely
achieved through a unique thread thread fit is "loóse," prevailing torque severe applications which may negatively
configuration of a number of threads tends to be fow; when "tight" mating affect reusability. Overall, however, TRU-
near the end oí the screw. The non thread may be damaged. T R U - F L E X FLEX fasteners provide superior torque
symmetrlcally configured threads are fasteners can accommodate thread without excessive wear; a necessary
precisely repositioned at the root as sizes from the mínimum to the máxi- performance factor in costly tapped holes.
well as the crest, giving T R U - F L E X mum in the class 3 B tolerance range
screws excellent resilieney, reusability, with excellent torque characteristics. T R U - F L E X fasteners are all-metal.
and minimal thread distortion. Even when mated with the máximum The only temperature limit on their
This difference in the design of size internal thread their locking application is that of the fastener
the locking action is what gives the ability and excellent torque are un- metal itself and the coatings used, The
T R U - F L E X screw higher reusability impaired. addition of the locking feature has no
and better joint reliability. Fasteners T R U - F L E X fasteners, in a controll- effect on the hardness, shear strength,
with threads in a locking configuration ed performance test were cycled a or tensile strength of fastener.
Cross section of radiused fully formed

AccutaU' control oí socket depth gives Controlled head forgmg foims u m f o r m threads. Contour-foHowing flow lines
more wrench engagemeni than other grain f l o w with unbroken flow lines; provide extra shear strength in threads,
screws, permits full tightening without makes head stronger; mmimizes resist strippmg anü provide high fatigue
cracking or reaming the socket, yet pro- failure in vital fillet área; adds to resistance. Note the large root radius,
vides ampie metal in the crucial fillet an U N B R A K O development that
fatigue strength of the screw.
área for máximum head strength. doubies fatigue life when compared to
fíat root thread forms.
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TRU-FLEX
TRU-FLEX® All-Metal, Prevailing Torque, Self-Locking Socket Screws
Máximum temperature for use of

UNBRAKO brand T R U - F L E X The resistance to víbration loosen-
:¿STT5¿K| _ I fjt |_
m
¡ l i l i
fasteners depends on the material ing of T R U - F L E X screws compared
with other types of prevailing torque #8 3/8" 3/8" 5/8"
from which the fastener is made and
whether or not ¡t is plated. Unplated locking fasteners is outstanding. #10 3/8" 1/2" 3/4"
socket head cap screws are usable at T R U - F L E X screws are recommended 1/4" 3/8" 5/8" 1"
550°F, ¡n contrast to a general tem- for applications where fasteners have 5/16" 1/2" 3/4" 1-1/4"
perature limitation of 250°F for loosened because of vibration.
fasteners with most plástic locking The screws were tested on an SPS
elements. transverse vibration test unit, devel-
The prevailing torque level of the oped to simúlate as closely as possible
fasteners is greater in mínimum pitch actual vibration conditions encounter-
diameter companion threads, as might ed by fasteners. The standard test
be expecíed; however, the removal speed of 750 cycles per minute was
torque in máximum pitch diameter used in all tests, with the induced load §-
threads is also adequate to resist dependent on the size of the fastener.
«,l » Muí
loosening. Average valúes for remov- Test results for 1/2 13 T R U F L E X
~-
áis at minimum and máximum pitch screws are shown in Fig. 3.
diameters are shown in Fig. 1.
All of the advantages of the T R U -
Original tests with T R U - F L E X F L E X locking feature are available ¡n
screws were made in C1137 steel a broad range of U N B R A K O socket 1111111 a• n u i l 111 1 1 M I 1 1" 11 1' 1 "i 1r i1i 1 i l n
companion threads. As shown in screws, including:

Fig. 2, further tests in Grade 8003
iron casting and 2024 T4 atuminum 1960 series alloy screws
showed comparable locking ability.
Current performance specifications Shoulder screws
for prevailing torque locking screws Fiat head screws
often requíre no seating when testing,
Button head screws
or only one seated torque application
at the most. T R U - F L E X screws, how- M254 screws
ever, were tested for effective locking
action after a mínimum of 5 seating U N B R A K O socket head cap screws i-
applications, both at room tempera- with T R U - F L E X threads can be iden-
ture and after exposure to 550°F, tified by a triangle in the socket. Sizes
because this comes closer to actual are #8 through 3/4 inch, Class 3A
use situations. Therefore, results are thread fit except for T R U - F L E X
much more significant. feature. Minimum lengths are: -i 1 i 1 j 1 11.111
1 1 n: i. H u 1; i 11
TRU-FLEX SEATED LOCKING PERFORMANCE
r •» -. ••*
#10 24
30 1.5 ^0
#10-32
1/4 20
60 40
1/4-28
5/16-1S
100 10 80
5/16-24
3/8 16
160 16 120 12
3/8-24
7/16-14
240 24 12 180
7/16-20
1/2-13
320 32 16 240 24 12
1/2-20
9/16-12 Fío - i - . l i.m*»i*is* rfii>r.(lirírr^
420 42 21 320 32 16
9/16-18
5/8-11
530 53 27 400 40 20
5/8-18 r
I M ; lí«rfflfiríni*v / i O i v i n •inpluu'li,'*
3/4-10 > 000
760 76 38 570 57 28
3/4-16
Alt torque valúes listed in inch pounds.
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SHOULDER SCREWS Dimensions Mechanical Properties • Seating Torques
precisión hex socket for máximum wrenching strength
knurled head for sure finger grip and fast assembly
neck to allow assembly with minimal chamfering
controlled concentrícity between head and body for

easier, more accurate assembly
shoulder diameter held to .001 inch tolerance up to 1-1/4" diameter.

.002 inch tolerance over 1-1/4" diameter.
concentricity controlled between body and thread.

Finished threads cióse to body for máximum holding power.
Threads per MIL-S-7742; ANSI B1.1; Handbook H-28.

MS Standards: MS 51975. ANSI B18.3. SS-100. MIL-S-21 472
{See Note 2, page 2)
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mtn. min. miv • Vnitft ' *nrnm m

m ii b
h
1/4 .190 24 .375 .357 .248 .247 .094 .188 .182 .125 .227 .142 .133
5/16 .250 20 .438 .419 .3105 .3095 .117 .219 .213 .156 .289 .193 .182
3/8 .312 18 .562 .543 .373 .372 ,141 .250 .244 .187 .352 .249 .237
1/2 .375 16 .750 .729 .498 .497 .188 .313 .306 .250 .477 .304 .291
5/8 .500 13 .875 .853 .623 .622 .234 .375 .368 .312 .602 .414 .397
3/4 .625 11 1.000 .977 .748 .747 .281 .500 .492 .375 .727 .521 .502
7/8 .750 10 1.125 1.100 .873 .872 .375 .625 .616 .500 .852 .638 .616
1 .750 10 1.312 1.287 .998 .997 .375 .625 .616 .500 .977 .638 .616
1-1/4 .875 9 1.750 1.723 1.248 1.247 .469 .750 .741 .625 1.227 .750 .726
1-1/2 1.125 2.125 2.095 1.498 1.496 ,656 1.000 .980 .875 1.478 .964 .934
1-3/4 1.250 2.375 2.345 1.748 1.746 .750 1.125 1.105 1.000 1.728 1.089 1.059
2 1.500 2.750 2.720 1.998 1.996 .937 1.250 1.230 1.250 1.978 1.307 1.277
sfóre pinino . <*k? tisted are for standard prodtíejióry íteirac^&yNon-sj

(ry.dtte to variables tn methodsîmanufacturé. Tt~«pg1^éWtf
v™?i. pétf&frnanceon
Tí arty non-standárcí parts for crítical appripatiofts.
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SHOULDER SCREWS
Dimensions Mechanical Properties • Seating Torques
socket squareness f u l l y formed

of shoulder threads
Uniform depth and size
assure strength, accurate Held to cióse finished cióse
key fit, and application tolerances to to shoulder
of higher tightening provide more and improved
torques. accurate seating. root radius.
APPLICATIONS
stationary guide moving shaft or pívot pul ley shaft uses
PART NUMBERING The part number consists of (1) a basic part number describing
the ítem and a letter denoting optional features; (2) a dash number
and letter designating diameter and thread series; (3) a dash number
shoulder cadmium and letter designating length and finish.
screw LOC-WEL 5/16" coarse 4" píate
FINISH
12705 L -5 c -64 C D - Cadmium Píate - P4
i B
C
-
-
Chemical Black Oxide
Cadmium Píate - P2
u - Zinc Píate - P6
Z Zinc Píate - P8
No letter indicates standard ground body finish. (Thermal Oxide on
threads and head¡ See page 69 for plating specifications and Note 1.
T H R E A D TYPE C-coarse
D I A M E T E R (Shoulder)
I DIA. lU I y is l % li/z | Va % 7/8 I lia IV; 2
I DASH NO. | 4 { 5J_ 6 ] 8 110 12 14 16 20 "24 28 32
OPTIONAL FEATURES Self-locking

BASIC PART E - LOC-WEL to Mil-F-18240
NUMBER 12705 L - LOC-WEL (Commercral}
P - Nylon Plug
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND S E A T I N G TORQUES T F - TRU-FLEX
H wJSBsmi
NOTES
doublé roratíT
u l i . ! shear,. rjrtr$tte¡EL ' ' o ,< ; * j ,
s ,. ; Material: U N B R A K O alloy steel.
r , li iisiíe strengrit . Sóajiifir. * \ , tapr > * Iioily. | n u m i i i j l
> ono strunjth o t b o d y t ^ q ü ^ * ilrírf drill shoultlet. Heat treatment: Rockwell C 36-43;
-U20 Ibs min Ibs min <¡ize ! diorm-ter 160,000 psi tensile strength.
Concentricity: Head to body W i t h i n .005 T.I.R. when
.093 .083 .375 2,220 9,420 45 25 17/64 1/4 checked in " V " block equal to or.longer than body length.
Pitch diameter to body — w i t h i n .00*4 T.I.R. when held in
.093 .100 .437 4,160 14,720 112 #7 21/64 5/16 threaded bushing and checked at a distance of 3 / 1 6 " from
.093 .111 .500 7,060 21,200 230 F 25/64 3/8 shoulder at threaded end.
.093 .125 .625 10,640 37,700 388 5/16 33/64 1/2 Shoulder must rest against face of shoulder of standard
" G O " ring gage. Bearing surface of head — perpendicular
.093 .154 .750 19,810 58,900 990 27/64 41/64 5/8 o
to axis of body w i t h i n 2 máximum deviation.
I .093 .182 .875 31,670 84,820 1,975 35/64 49/64 3/4 Tensile strength based on m i n i m u m neck área " K " . Shear
.093 .200 1.000 47.680 115,500 3,490 21/32 57/64 7/8 strength based on shoulder diameter " B " .
.125 .200 1.000 47,680 150,800 3,490 21/32 1 -1 /64 1 Thread class: 3A
.125 .222 1.125 66,230 235,600 5,610 49/64 1-9/32 1-1/4 Screw point chamfer: The point shall be fíat or slightly
concave, and chamfered. The plañe of the point shall be
.125 .286 1.500 110,000 339,000 12,000 25 m m 1-19/32 1-1/2 approximately normal to the axis of the screw. The chamfer
.125 .286 1.750 141,000 462,000 16,000 1 -7/64 1- 25/32 1-3/4 shall extend slightly below the root of the thread, and the
edge between fíat and chamfer may be slightly rounded. The
.125 .333 2.000 205,000 603,000 30,000 34 mm 2- 1/32 2 included angle of the point should be approximately 9 0 ° .
i*See Noté>paqe 17
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FLAT HEAD SOCKET SCREWS Dimensions • Mechanical Properties • Seating Torques
deep, accurate socket for máximum key engagement
uniform 8 2 ° angle under head for máximum contaet
fully formed threads for greater strength and precisión fit
continuous grain flow throughout the screw for increased

strength
heat treated alloy steel for máximum strength without

brittleness or decarburization

MS Standards; MS 24667 and MS 24671. ANSI B 18.3,
ASTM F835, ASTM F879. (See Note 2, page 2}
LENGTH TOLERANCE
••"Sí
Di mu !<•*
$3?W.
# 0 to 3 / 8 " -.03 -.04 -.06
7/16 to 1 " -.03 -.06 -.08
THREAD LENGTH
MAX. - 2 IMPERFECT THREADS
APPROX 45°,
MACHINED SOCKET
LENGTH 1MANUF A C T U R E R ' S OPTIONI
MEAD PROTRUStON
DIMENSIONS and A P P L I C A T I O N D A T A
.060 80 .138 .117 .060 .0568 .031 .0812 .045 .500 .032 .027 .011 .006 .035 1
# i %
.073 64 72 .168 .143 .073 .0695 .036 .0942 .055 .750 .042 .035 .014 .008 .050
#2*'. .086 56 64 .197 .168 .086 .0822 .043 .1234 .064 .750 .041 .034 .015 .010 .050 mu
#3'' .099 48 56 .226 .193 .099 .0949 .049 .1444 .073 .750 .046 .037 .018 .010 .0625 •
•#4 .112 40 48 .255 .218 .112 .1075 .055 .1652 .082 .875 .051 .041 .021 .012 .0625
#5 .125 40 44 .281 ' .240 .125 .1202 .061 .1795 .090 .875 .057 .046 .022 .014 .0781 £
&
#8
.138
.164
32
32
40
36
.307
.359
.263
.311
.138
.164
.1329
.1585
.066
.076
.1985
.2400
.097
.112
.875
1.000
.061
.067
.049
.055
.024
.026
.015
.015
.0781
.0937 mt
#10 .190 24 32 .411 .359 .190 .1840 .087 .2440 .127 1.250 .095 .081 .029 .015 .1250 •
1/4 .250 20 28 .531 .480 .250 .2435 .111 .3314 .162 1.250 .113 .099 .028 .015 .1562
5/16 .312 18 24 .656 .600 .3125 .3053 .135 .4047 .198 1.500 .143 .128 .031 .015 .1875 •
3/8 .375 16 24 .781 .720 .375 .3678 .159 .4854 .234 1.750 .168 .152 .033 .015 .2187 ™
_ -Hi
7/16 .437 14 20 .844 .781 .4375 .4294 .159 .5698 .234 2.000 .155 .140 .034 .015 .2500 má
1/2 .500 13 20 .937 .872 .500 .4919 .172 .6500 .251 2.250 .162 .147 .034 .015 .3125 •
9/16 .562 12 18 1.063 .993 .5625 .5560 .220 .7200 .288 2.250 .194 .177 .036 .015 .3125 ^
5/8 .625 11 18 1.183 1.112 .625 .6163 .220 .8012 .324 2.500 .219 .201 .040 .015 .3750 M
3/4 .750 10 16 1.438 1.355 .750 .7406 .220 1.1100 .396 3.000 .181 .165 .040 .015 .5000 ^
7/8 .875 9 14 1.688 1.605 .875 .8647 .248 1.2896 .468 3.250 .221 .206 .040 .015 5625 J
1 1.000 8 12 ' 1.938 1.855 1.000 .9886 .297 1.4682 .539 3.750 .260 .246 .040 .015 .6250 m]
iu ihi-iT.iti.tiir
jusoluli-Al
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FLAT HEAD SOCKET SCREWS
Dimensions • Mechanical Properties • Seating Torques
radius socket corners

reduce angtes that can
initiate cracks continuous
threads grain f l o w
are fully formed in head,
to maintain shank and threads
continuous grain makes the whole
flow and resist screw stronger.
shearing. Con- Deep socket pro-
trolled radius at vides máximum
root adds strength. wrench engagement.
PART NUMBERING The part number consists of (1) a basic part number describing the ítem and
material and a letter denoting optional features: (2) a dash number and
letter designating diameter and thread series: (3) a dash number and letter
alloy cadmium designating length and finish.
steel LOC-WEL 5/16" fine 4" píate
FINISH
F -64 C B -- Chemical Black Oxide S - Silver Píate — PIO
16990 L -5
C Cadmium Píate P2 U - Clear Zinc Píate P6
D Cadmium Píate P4 Z - Zinc Píate P8
No letter indícales standard black finish {Tlietmal 0«ide[ for altoy sieel and passivalign for
stainless sleel See page 69 for plating specifications and Note 1.
T H R E A D TYPE C-coarse, F fine
DIAMETER
I DIA. #0 # l #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 *8 #10 Vi % ¥» V? «i ¥s % VB
I OASH NO. 90 91 y¿ 93 94 95 96 98 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 1
O P T I O N A L FEATURES Self-locking: E - LOC-WEL to Mil-F-1 8240

L - LOC-WEL ICommercialt
P Nylon Plug
BASIC PART TF TRU-FLEX
NUMBER 1 6 9 9 0 - a l l o y steel, 16991-stainless steel
3 Thread Class. 3A 5. Concentricity: Socket to body diameter

NOTES.
- w i t h i n " X " T.l R. Thread to b o d y -
1. Material: " U N B R A K O " high grade alloy 4. Thread Length: Screw lengths equal to w i t h m .005 inch per mch of body
steel, austenitic stainless steel. or shorter than listed in column L will bt length (unthreaded portion) total indi-
threaded 1 0 head. For screws longer calor reading taken directly under the
2. Heat Treatment: Re 36-43 for alloy than listed. minimum usable thread
steel; 160,000 psi tensile strength. head when screw is held by the full
length shall be 2D + 1/2", with máxi- threads closest to the head and shall
mum at manufacturera option. not exceed a máximum of .025
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
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BUTTON HEAD CAP SCREWS • Dimensions " Mechanical Properties • Seating Torques
~ precisión hex socket for máximum key engagement
low head height for modern streamline design
fully formed threads rolled under extreme pressure

provide greater strength
continuous grain flow makes the whole screw stronger

brittleness or decarburízation

ANSI B18.3, ASTM F835, ASTM F879 (See Note 2,
page 2}.
LENGTH TOLERANCE
MACHINED SOCKET
( M A N U F A C T U R E R A OPTION)
#3 .099 48 56 .188 .176 .099 .0949 .035 .052 .044 .500 .015 .110 .010 .005 .0625
#4 .112 40 48 .213 .201 .112 .1075 .035 .059 .051 .500 .015 .135 .010 .005 .0625
#5 .125 40 44 .238 .226 .125 .1202 .044 .066 .058 .500 .015 .141 .010 .005 .0781
#6 .138 32 40 .262 .250 .138 .1329 .044 .073 .063 .625 .015 .158 .010 .005 .0781
.164 32 36 .312 .298 :164 .1585 .052 .087 .077 .750 .015 .185 .015 .010 .0937
#10 .190 24 32 .361 .347 .190 .1840 .070 101 .091 1.000 .020 .213 .015 .010 .1250
1/4 .250 20 28 .437 .419 .250 .2435 .087 .132 .122 1.000 .031 .249 .020 .015 .1562
5/16 .312 18 24 .547 .527 .3125 .3053 .105 .166 .152 1.000 .031 .309 .020 .015 .1875
3/8 .375 16 24 .656 .636 .375 .3678 .122 .199 .185 1.250 .031 .368 .020 .015 .2187
1/2 .500 13 20 .875 .851 .500 .4919 .175 .265 .245 2.000 .046
5/8 .625 11 18 1.000 .970 .625 .6163 .210 .331 .311 2.000 .062
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BUTTON HEAD CAP SCREWS
Dimensions • Mechanical Properties • Seating Torques
ontinuous
f u l l y formed threads •ain f l o w ¡n head,
provide máximum lank and fillet
strength and precisión lakes the whole
f i t in tapped holes. ;rew stronger.
There are no straight 'eep socket
precisión hex socket has radius in flow lines along the rovides máx-
socket corners to reduce the sharp direction of loading. imum key
angles that can initiate cracks engagement.
| PART NUMBERING
The part number consists of (1) a basic part number describing the ítem
and material and a letter denoting optional features; (2) a dash number
alloy cadmium
and letter designating diameter and thread series; (31 a dash number and
steel LOC-WEL #4 coarse 1" píate
letter designating length and finish.
FINISH
38030 L -94 c -16 C
B — Chemical Black Oxide S Silver Píate - P10
C - Cadmium Píate - P2 U Clear Zinc Píate - P6
1 D - Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate P8
No letter indicates standard black (inish ¡Thermal Ox¡de¡ (or alloy sieel and passivation for
stainless steel, See page 69 for plating specifications and Note 1
LENGTH in 16ths
DIAMETER
DIA. #0 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #8 #10 »/« y» % Vi
DASH NO. 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 98 3 4 5 6 8 10
OPTIONAL F E A T U R E S Self-locking: E - LOC-WEL to Mil-F-18240

L - LOC-WEL (Commercial)
P - Nylon Plug
BASIC P A R T TF - TRU-FLEX
NUMBER 38030-alloy steel 38031-stainless steel
NOTES: 4. Thread Length: Screw lengths equal Bearing surface of head to be square
o
to or shorter than listed in column L w i t h body within 2 .
1. Material: " U N B R A K O " high grade alloy
wiü be threaded to head. For screws
steel, austenitic stainless steel. 5. Concentricity: Socket to thread P.D.
longer than listed, minimum usable
— w i t h i n " X " T.I.R. head to axis of
2. Heat Treatment: Re 36-43 for alloy thread length shall be 2 D + 1/2" with shank of screw — within 3% T.I.R. of
steel; 160,000 ps¡ tensile strength. máximum at manufacturera o p t i o n . máximum body diameter, or .008,
3. Thread Class: 3A whichever is greater.
M E C H A N I C A L P R O P E R T I E S AND S E A T I N G T O R Q U E S
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llfflffiSlgSI
SOCKETSETSCREWS Point Selection According to Application
In a socket set screw you buy three types required and the assembled cost of the
of holding power: torsional (resistance to product.
rotation); axial (resistance to lateral move-
mentí; and vibrational. An U N B R A K O The set screw point by its penetraron, can
set screw gives you a máximum of all add as much as 15% to total holding power.
three because its extra strength (up to Cone points, with deepest penetration,
40% more than competitive screws) íets give the greatest increase;,oval points,
you tighten ¡t tighter for greater pressure with minimum penetration, the least. If
between the mating parts. In addition, you make 1 the index for cup point,
you have a choice of locking devices to holding power valúes from table on pages
resist loosening from vibration. 30 and 31 should be multiplied by 1.07
for cone point, 0.92 for fíat or dog points,
Size selection is an important factor in and 0.90 for oval point.
holding power. As a rule-of-thumb the
screw diameter should be roughly 1/2 that Relative hardness between set screw and
of the shaft. (For more specific size data shaft is also a factor. A 10-point differen-
see pages 28 thru 31.) Although based on tial between the screw's normal Rockwell
a single point style (cup}, valúes in the C 50 and shaft should be maintained for
table can be modified by percentage full holding power. As much as 15% loss
factors for other points. Some additional in holding power can result from a lower
design considerations appear below. differential.
Holding power is almost directly propor- Self-locking devices maintain the vibration
tional to seating torque in cup, fíat, and resistance achieved by correct size and
oval point screws. Henee, within the proper tightening. The U N B R A K O set
assembly's strength Mmitsyou can increase screw offers cup point users an exclusive
holding power by increasing seating torque. self-locking cup point (knurled), or can
The U N B R A K O set screw's superior make any point style self-locking by the
strength and uniformity permit use of addition of the L O C - W E L fastener locking
consistently higher torques than with other element described in detail on pages 50
screws, the greater holding power thus thru 55. (The knurled cup point is
achieved reduces the number of screws explained elsewhere on this page.)
POINT S E L E C T I O N
according to application
Point selection is normally determined
by the nature of the application —
materials, their relative hardness, fre-
queney of assembly and re-assembly
and other factors. Reviewed here are
standard point types, their general knurled cup plain cup with LOC-WEL
fastener locking element
features and most frequent áreas of
application of each type. For dimen- For quick and permanent iocation Use against hardened shafts, in
ot gears, collars, pulleys or knobs zinc, die castings and other soft
sions, mechanicaí properties, seating, on shafts. Exclusive counterclock- materials where high tightening
torques, etc., see following pages. wise locking knurls resist screw torques are impraciieai. Plástic
loosening, even in poorly tapped self-locking feature locks screws
holes. Resists most severe securely whether seated or not.
vibrations. Cup counterbored for See pages 50 thru 53 for details.
máximum locking power. Also
available with plástic locking
element for double safety.
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SOCKET SET SCREWS
Point Selection According to Applications
radiused socket corners—Rounded corners resist cracking

and allow U N B R A K O set screws to withstand high tighten-
ing torques.
deep socket—Key fits deeply into socket to provide extra

wrenching área for tighter tightening without reaming the
socket or rounding off corners of key.
continuous grain f l o w - F l o w lines of rolled threads follow

closely the contour of the screw.
fu|[y formed threads -are rolled, not cut or ground. Metal

is compressed, rnakíng it extra strong. Threads resist shear-
ing, withstand higher tightening torques.
class 3A threads—Formed with closest ínterchangeable fit

for máximum cross-section with smooth assembly. Assure
better mating of parts.
balanced heat treatment—It's customized to individual lots

of screws for uniform hardness, assuring máximum strength
without brtttleness.
counterbored knurled cup point—Exclusive U N B R A K O

self-locking point provides 5 times greater vibrational hold-
ing power than other knurled points.
Threads per MIL-S-7742; ANSI B1.1; Handbook H-28. AN-565. Army Ordnance Dwg. BCTX 1.1, 1.2,1.3,1.5.
MS Standards: MS 51021, 51023, 51025, 51029, 51031, ANSI B 18.3 Federal Specification F F - S - 2 0 0 . ASTM F912,
51033, 51038, 51040, 51045, 51047, 51963 thru 51966, ASTM F880, U.S. Patenl No. 2992669. (See Note 2, page 2.)
51976, 51977, 51981, 51982, as applicable. AN Standards:
fíat oval half dog
Use where parts must be fre- Use for frequent adjustment For permanent locatton of Used for permanent loca-
quently re-sei, as it causes little without deformation of part parts. Deep penetration tion of one part to another.
or no damage TO part it bears it bears against, also for seat- gives highest axial and tor- Point is spotted m hole
against. Can be used agamst ing against an angular surface. tional holding power. In drilled in shaft or against
hardened shafts (usually with Circular U-grooves or axial material over Rockwell C15 fíat (milled). Often replaces
ground fíat for better contaet) V-grooves sometimes put in point is spotted to half its dowel pins. Works well
and as adjusting screw. Pre- shaft to permit rotational length to develop snear against hardened members
ferred for thin wall thickness or longitudinal adjustment. strength across point. Used or hollow tubing if plástic
and on soft plugs. for pivots and fine adjust- locking eiemeni is used to
ment. hold it in place.
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Hfiisragq I
SOCKET S E T SCREWS Dimensions • Application Data • Seating Torques
LENGTH TOLERANCE
I1IIÉ¡1É§ & v e f 2 " ta 6 "
All ±010 ±.031 ±.062
119°
1 SEE NOTE " '
S E E NOTE *
PLAIN CUP K N U R L E O CUP
DIMENSIONS
-'• - i ••-i'-i"K,i #BL." .I»

.. *, i"
IJNRF max. UNRC UNRF max. min. miix
#0 .060 80 .0600 .0568 .033 .027 .040 .037

#1 .073 64 72 .0730 .0692 .0695 .040 .033 .049 .045
#2 .086 56 64 .0860 0819 .0822 .047 .039 .057 .053
#3 .099 48 56 .0990 .0945 0949 .054 .045 .066 .062
#4 .112 40 48 .1120 .1069 .1075 .061 .051 .075 .070
#5 .125 40 44 .1250 .1199 .1202 .067 .057 .083 .078
#6 .138 32 40 .1380 .1320 .1329 .074 .064 .092 .087
#8 .164 32 36 .1640 .1580 .1585 .087 .076 .109 .103
#10 .190 24 32 .1900 .1828 .1840 .102 .088 .127 .120
1/4 .250 20 28 .2500 .2419 .2435 .132 .118 .156 .149
5/16 .312 18 24 .3125 .3038 3053 .172 .156 .203 .195
3/8 .375 16 24 .3750 .3656 .3678 .212 .194 .250 .241
7/16 .437 14 20 .4375 .4272 .4294 .252 .232 .296 .287
1/2 .500 13 20 .5000 .4891 .49.19 .291 .270 .343 .334
9/16 .562 12 18 .5625 .5511 .5538 .332 .309 .390 .379
5/8 .625 11 18 .6250 .6129 .6163 .371 .347 .468 .456
3/4 .750 10 16 .7500 .7371 .7406 .450 .425 .562 .549
7/8 .875 9 14 .8750 .8611 .8647 .530 .502 .656 .642
1
1 1.000 12 1.0000 .9850 .9886 .609 .579 .750
1 1/8 1.125 12 1.1250 1 1086 1.1136 .689 .655 .843
1 1/4 1.250 12 1.2500 1.2336 1.2386 .767 .733 .937
1 3/8 1.375 12 1.3750 1.3568 1.3636 .848 1.031
1 1/2 1.500 12 1.5000 1.4818 1.4886 .926 .886 1.125
•Aili, k
N O Y E ^ P ^ r t á t ^ n c e data liit&rj are f o r standard p r o d u c t i o n j t e m s only.,. Nrjri9sto.ek Ítems
?-V "> ' m ^ k i e ! t S ' v a ¡ r § P £ m méthods o f manufacture. I t is suggés'ferj'that the user
s í
J!'^ \^ * Wrify^perfarrrftnCft ó r \ a n y non-standard parís forcritical:appl¡cations .-; .
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SOCKET SET SCREWS
Dimensions • Application Data • Seating Torques
i 5<V -} 12
NOTES:
:
1. Material: "UNBRAKO" high grade alloy steel, austenitic stainless steel. % - > i/
2. Length tolerance: 2 inches and under + .010, over 2 ¡nenes to 6 inches ± . 0 3 1 , over 6 inches I
+ .062.
3. Hardness: Re 45-53 (for alloy steel only).
4. Thread class: 3A
* When length equals nominal diameter or less, included angle is 1 1 8 ° . 4*
( # 1 x 1 / 8 and #8 x 3/16 also have 118° angle) V
* * When length equals nominal diameter or less, included angle is 1 3 0 ° .
UNBRAKO socket set screws are also useful where cleanliness is important. tion treatment wFfTch'remcíves surface
available in austenitic stainless steel. contamination. Silver plating or
U N B R A K O stainless steel socket
They offer advantages of excellent molybdenum disulfide can be added
set screws have the same deep, strong
rust and corrosión resistance, wide as a lubricant to minimize galling
sockets and rolled threads character-
temperature range (—300°F to and reduce thread friction.
istic of all U N B R A K O set screws for
+800°F) and freedom from scaling
máximum strength and holding power. APPLICABLE S T A N D A R D S -
or oxidation.
For even greater reliability and vibra- Threads per Mil-S-7742; ANSI B1.1;
They are non-magnetic, a valuable tion resistance specify L O C - W E L Handbook H-28.
property in certain electrical and self-locking socket set screws by Standards: MS 51021, 51023;
electronic applications. (Máximum UNBRAKO. ANSI B18.3 — Fed. Spec. F F - S - 2 0 0 ,
permeability is 1.2 and can be reduced ASTM F912, ASTM F880.
Standard processing of these
to 1.02 by bright annealing.) In addi- (See Note 2, page 2.)
socket set screws includes a passiva-
tion, their corrosion-resistance is
c
$/it#5|fc
RECOMMENDED V¿J ^
APPLICATION DATA SEATING TORQUES-inch-lbs.
, Applicabfejdrjty to nominal m
E
w F n 1 tp drill , 1 7 » fengths shown or longer,
• m a n H U H H
t R E G U L A R «id LOC Wl L SCREWS* .
m x nom. •Hoy " nom m i n m i n key
l min min t
.035
toom. „- • irl UNRC UNRF
3/64
Mili stainless ,i f . - W k n q t h frwiunt ñu nt
.4
1 .017 .013 .028 .047 #0 — 1.0 3/32 .050
.021 .017 .035 .035 .055 #1 1.5mm #53 1.8 1.2 1/8 .060
.024 .020 .035 .035 .062 #2 #50 #50 1.8 1.2 1/8 .060
.027 .023 .060 .050 .078 #3 #47 #15 5 4 5/32 .070
.030 .026 .075 .050 .084 #4 #13 #12 5 4 5/32 .070
.033 .027 .075 .0625 .093 #5 #38 #38 10 7 5/32 .080
.038 .032 .075 .0625 .109 #6 #36 #33 10 7 3/16 .080
.043 .037 .075 .0781 .125 #8 #29 #29 20 16 3/16 .090
.049 .041 .105 .0937 .141 #10 #25 #21 36 26 3/16 .100
.0665 .0585 .105 .125 .188 1/4 #7 #3 70 5/16 .125
.082 .074 .140 .1562 .234 5/16 F 1 "ifcs< 130 3/8 .156
.0987 .0887 .140 .1875 .281 3/8 5/16 Q 290 230 7/16 .188
.114 .104 .190 .2187 .328 7/16 U 25/64 430 340 1/2 .219
.130 .120 .210 .250 .375 1/2 27/64 29/64 620 500 9/16 .250
.1456 .1356 .265 .250 .422 9/16 31/64 13 mm 620 500 5/8 .250
.164 .148 .265 .3125 .468 5/8 35/64 14.5 mm 1,325 980 11/16 .312
.1955 .1795 .330 .375 .562 3/4 21/32 11/16 2,400 1,700 3/4 .375
.2267 .2107 .450 .500 .656 * 7/8 49/64 20.5 mm 3,600 3,000 3/4 .500
l .260 .240 .550 .5625 .750 1 7/8 59/64 5,000 4,000 7/8 .562
|r .291
.3225
.271
.3025
.650
.700
.5625
.625
.844
.938
1 1/8
1 1/4
25 m m
1 7/64
1 3/64
1 11/64
7.200
9,600
5,600
7,700
1
1 1/8
.562
.625
.3537 .3337 .700 .625 1.032 1 3/8 1 7/32 1 19/64 9,600 7,700 1 1/4 .625
.385 .365 .750 .750 1.125 1 1/2 34mm 36 mm 11,320 9,100 1 1/4 .750
%¡!?tCAUTIOM—Valúes shown in;cotumn F aresf^rriintrrnirn stock length cup p o i r t t screws:: Screws shorter than nominal m í n i m u m length
'"rJ^shcwndpnot&a^ key or mating threads.
•*>For nvforr plug use 8 0 % of alloy steel valúes
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S O C K E T S E T S C R E W S Torsional and Axial Holding Power
SIZE SELECTION OF S O C K E T S E T SCREWS

The user of a set-screw-fastened
assembly is primarily buying static
holding power. The data in this chart
offers a simplified means for selecting
diameter and seating torque of a set
screw on a given diameter shaft.
Torsional holding power in ¡nch-
pounds and axial holding power in
pounds are tabulated for varíous cup
point socket set screws, seated at
recommended ¡nstallation torques.
Shafting used was hardened to Rock-
well C15. Test involved Class 3A
screw threads in Class 2B tapped
holes. Data was determined experi-
mentally in a long series of tests in
which holding power was defined as
the minimum load to produce 0.01
F i g . 1 A N G L E [ 3 L T W F E N S C R E W S . i <*?[j )
inch relative movement of shaft and
collar.
From this basic chart, valúes can be

modified by percentage factors to
yield suitable design data for almost
any standard set screw application.
T O R S I O N A L AND A X I A L H O L D I N G POWER {Based on Recommended Seating Torques - Inch-Lbs.)

sh.itt duniL-tiT (shdlt hardness Rb 15 o Re 301
jxial
seating holding l/TO J J¿ 1-8 5/32 3/16 '5/10'/", 3/8 7/16 1/2 9/16
iiom. lonuu* power
SI/I» inch-íhS tpoiinch) liirsitmnl Imliliny |>nwt t. 1 Uw.
#Ü 1.0 50 1.5 2.3 3.1 3.9 4.7 5.4 6.2

•
#1 1.8 65 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.1 7.1 8.1 10.0 1
#2 1.8 85 2.6 4.0 5.3 6.6 8.0 9.3 10.6 13.2 16.0 •
#3 5 120 3.2 5.6 7.5 9.3 11.3 13.0 15.0 18.7 22.5 26.3 1
#4 5 160 7.5 10.0 12.5 15.0 17.5 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 •
#5 10 200 12.5 15.6 18.7 21.8 25.0 31.2 37.5 43.7 50.0 56.2 1
#6 10 250 19 23 27 31 39 47 55 62 70 mm
#8 20 385 30 36 42 48 60 72 84 96 108 l
84 101
#10 36 540 51 59 68 118 135 152 •
1/4 87 1,000 125 156 187 218 250 281 1
5/16 165 1,500 234 280 327 375 421
3/8 290 2,000 375 437 500 562 •
7/16 430 2,500 545 625 702
1/2 620 3,000 750 843 1
9/16 620 3,500 985
Á
5/8
3/4
1,325
2,400
4,000
5,000
1
2
7/8 3,600 5,600 1
1 5,000 6,500
m
30
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SOCKET SET SCREWS
Torsional and Axial Holding Power
PART NUMBERING The part number consists of l l ) a basic part number describing
the Ítem and material and a letter denoting optional features:
(2) a dash number and letter designating diameter and thread
series; (3) a dash number and letter designatmg length and finish.
alloy steel cadmium FINISH

fíat point LOC-WEL 1/4" fine 1/2" píate B - Chemical Black Oxide S - Silver Píate - P10
i 28700 L -4 F -8 c D - Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate - P8
No letter indícales standard black finish (Thermal Oxidet
for alloy steel and passivation for stainless steel.
LENGTH in 16ths See page 69 for plating specifications.
DIAMETER
DIA. #0 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #8 #10 Va Ya y» Vj VB VA % 1 IVs 1V4

DASH H0. 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 98 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
OPTIONAL FEATURES Self-locking -

E - LOC-WEL to Mil-F-18240 P - Nylon Plug
L— LOC-WEL (Commercial)
BASIC NUMBER
description alloy steel stainless steel
fíat point 28700 28707
cup point 28701 28708
knurled cup point 28704 28709
NOTES cone point 28702 28710
oval point 28705 28711
Tabulated axial and torsional holding powers are typical strengths and
half dog point 28706 28713
should be used accordingly, with speaf ic safety factors appropriate to
the given application and load conduions. Good results have been
I obtained w i t h a factor of 1.5-2.0 under static load conditions (i.e.,
where a collar is supporting a vertical load on ,i post) and of 4.0-8.0 'or
various dynamic situations.
Valúes in bold type in the chart indicate recommended set screw si?es on
the basis ihat screw diameter should be roughly one-haif shaft dmmeier.
UNBRAKO S O C K E T S E T S C R E W S - U N R C or U N R F Thread-Plain or Plated-Seated Against Steel Shaft
- shaft dianíerter (shaft hardness Re 15 t o Re.35TJí iBfl 9H§I

Slllt axial 3 1/2 4
ÉÉ
seatíng holding 5/a ll,4_ 1 1/2 13/4
•
rajni torque pojwer
inch-lp's. luiiiinricf torsional holding p<i w e r inch •i».
#0 1.0 50
#1 1.8 65
i #2 1.8 35
#3 5 120
#4 5 160
#5 10 200 62
i #6 10 250 78 94 109
#8 20 385 120 144 168 192
i #10 36 540 169 202 236 270 338

1/4 87 1,000 312 375 437 500 625 750
i — 5/16 165 1,500 468 562 656 750 937 1125 1310 1500
3/8 290 2,000 625 750 875 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
7/16 430 2,500 780 937 1095 1250 1560 1875 2210 2500 3125
i
1/2 620 3,000 937 1125 1310 1500 1875 2250 2620 3000 3750 4500
1310 1530 1750 2190 2620 3030 3500 4370 5250 6120
i 9/16 620 3,500 1090
|
r
5/8
3/4
1,325
2,400
4,000
5,000
1250 1500
1875
1750
2190
2000
2500
2500
3125
3000
3750
3500
4375
4000
5000
5000
6Z50
6000
7500
7000
8750
8000
10000
6,000 2620 3000 3750 4500 5250 6000 7500 9000 10500 12000
7/8 5,200
3500 4375 5250 6120 7000 8750 10500 12250 14000
i 1
7,200 7,000
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SOCKET SET SCREWS
Torsional and Axial Holding Power
PART NUMBERING The part number consists of l i t a basic part number describing
the ¡tem and material and a letter denoting optional features:
(21 a dash number and letter designating diameter and thread
series; (3) a dash number and letter designating length and finish.
cadmium FINISH
alloy steel
fine 1/2" ptate B - Chemical Black Oxide S - Silver Píate - P10
f. tat point LOCWEL 1/4"
-4 F -8 c D - Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate - P8
! 28700 L
No letter indicates standard black finish (Thermal Oxide)
for alloy steel and passivation for stainless steel.
LENGTH in 16ths See page 69 for plating specif ications.
DIAMETER
DIA. #0 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #8 #10 V» Mi ¥ñ '/>. Vj K» Vs % 1 IVe IV» 1^8 IV2
DASH NO. 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 98 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
OPTIONAL FEATURES Self-locking -

E— LOC-WEL l o Mil-F-18240 P - Nylon Plug
L - LOC-WEL (Commercial)
BASIC NUMBER
description atloy steel stainless steel
fíat point 28700 28707
cup point 28701 28708
knurled cup p o m i 28704 28709
NOTES cone point 28702 23710
oval point 28705 28711
Tabulated axial and torsional holding powers are typical strengths and
haif doy point 28706 28713
should b r used aceordmgly, w n h specific safety factors appropriate to
the given application and load conditions. Good results have been
obtained with a factor oí 1 5-2.0 undei staiic load conditions O.e..
where a collar <s supporting a vertical load on a post) and of 4.0-8.0 for
various dynemic situations.
Valúes in bold type in the chart indicate recommended set screw sizes on
the basis that screw diameter should be roughly one half shaft diameter.
UNBRAKO S O C K E T S E T S C R E W S - U N R C or U N R F Thread-Plain or Plated-Seated Against Steel Shaft
31
S O C K E T S E T S C R E W S Why U N B R A K O set screws stay tight...
If you know set screws, you know that applied. The sharp corners of other maintaining the necessary controlled
the tighter you can tighten them, the set screws créate high stress concen- Re 45-53 hardness for máximum
better they hold and the more they trations and can cause cracking, even strength.
resist loosening from vibration. But at lower tightening torques. By elimi- Fínally, point style affeets holding
there's a limit to how much you can nating the corners, the radü distribute power. As much as 15% more can be
tighten the average socket set screw. tightening stresses to reduce the contributed, depending on the depth
If you're not careful, you can ream chance of spütting to a minimum. of penetration. The cone point (when
or crack the socket, and in some cases, Controlled Manufacturing — The used without a spotting hole in the
even strip the threads. So you're never shaft) gives greatest increase because
fully-formed threads of U N B R A K O
quite sure whether or not it will of its greater penetration. The oval
set screws are rolled under extreme
actually stay tight. point, with the least contact área,
pressure to minimize stripping and
With UNBRAKO set screws its a handle the higher tightening torques. affords the least. The cup point lies
difieren* story. A unique combínation of Also, with rolled threads, tolerances in between, but is by far the most
design and carefully controlled can be more closely maintained. UN- commonly used, because of the wide
manufacturing and heat treating gives B R A K O set screws have Class 3A range of applications to which it is
these screws extra strength that threads, closest interchangeable fit, adaptable.
permits you to tighten them gíving máximum cross-section with However, there is one cup point
appreciably tighter than ordinary smooth assembly. The thread form that can give you both a máximum
screws with minimal fear of reaming or itself has the radiused root that in- of holding power and of resistance
cracking the socket. This extra creases the strength of the threads and to vibration. It is the exclusive UN-
strength represents a substantial resistance to shear. B R A K O knurled cup point, whose
bonus of extra holding power and the
Controlled Heat Treatment — This locking knurls bite into the shaft
additional safety and reliability that
is the third element of the combína- and resist the tendeney of the screw
goes with it.
tion. Too little carbón in the furnace to back out of the tapped hole. The
atmosphere (decarburization) makes chart on this page shows clearly how
screws soft, causing reamed sockets, much better the U N B R A K O set
Design - Deeper U N B R A K O stripped threads and sheared points screws resist vibration in comparison
sockets give more key engagement when screws are tightened. Too much with plain cup point set screws.
to let you seat the screws tighter. carbón (carburization) makes screws U N B R A K O knurled cup point self-
Corners are radiused to safeguard brittle and hable to crack or fracture. locking set screws give you excellent
against reaming or cracking the socket The heat treatment is literally tailored performance under conditions of
when the extra tightening torque is to each "heat" of U N B R A K O screws, extreme vibration.
IMPACT INDUCED V I B R A T I O N TEST

( U N B R A K O screw thread strength is shown in the microphoto. A T S H A F T HARDNESS: RC 15
Note "strength bands" are still visible w i t h material removed
.010 betow root diameter. Competitive screw's cut threads
disappear at root diameter.)
P
f
• knurlEd cup poim
U N B R A K O S E T SCREWS
Oplain cup point
/
/
TIME (MINUTES)
C irve
•/
/
•/ /
Pitch .005" above Root .005" below .010"below
diameter root diameter diameter root diameter root diameter
COMPETITIVE SCREWS / C jrve A
/
/
AL]
S E A T I N G T O R Q U E
IINCHPOUNDSI
1
25 50 75 100 125
5/16-18 U N B R A K O Se •Me\ S e l S c r e w s
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SQUARE HEAD SET SCREWS • Dimensions • Application Data

brittleness or decarburization
fully formed threads with continuous grain flow for

greater strength and precisión fit
knurled cup point for positive self-locking and vibration

resistance
Threads per ANSI B1.1; Handbook H-28.

ANSI B18.6.2.
Federal Specification FF-S-210
(See Note 2, page 2)
SELF L O C K I N G K N U R L E D C U P POINT
INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL KNURLED
F U H N I S H E D A T SPS O P T I O N
•111 • ?:•?.;••- :•
WSÍC threads 8 9 W lip I C I mil
B »
nom. «re.w per - ESflBHi turi||ip
i «.
d ¡¿meten inch min!. . '• líoni inch tos
• s *. IIKlV]
#10 .190 24 .247' .102 .88 .127 .120 .045 .143 .f^4* 31/64 .188 .180 #25 100
1/4 .250 20 .331 .132 .118 .156 .149 .063 .196 .fre. 5/8 .250 .241 #7 212
5/16 .312 18 .415 .172 .156 .203 .195 .078 .245 .224 ' 25/32 .312 .302 F 420
3/8 .375 16 .497 .212 .194 .250 .241 .094 .293 .270 15/16 .375 .362 5/16 830
7/16 .437 14 .581 .252 .232 .297 .287 .109 .341 .315 1 3/32 .437 .423 U 1,350
1/2 .500 13 .665 .291 .270 .344 .334 .125 .389 .361 1 1/4 .500 .484 27/64 2,100
9/16 .562 12 .748 .332 .309 .391 .379 .140 .437 .407 1 13/32 .562 .545 31/64 2,850
5/8 .625 11 .833 .371 .347 .469 .456 .156 .485 .452 1 9/16 .625 .606 35/64 4,250
3/4 .750 10 1.001 .450 .425 .563 .549 .188 .582 .544 1 7/8 .750 .729 21/32 7,700
7/8 .875 9 1.170 .530 .502 .656 .642 .219 .678 .635 2 3/16 .875 .852 49/64 12,600
1 1.000 8 1.337 .609 .579 .750 .734 .250 .774 .726 2 1/2 1.000 .974 7/8 16,600
1 1/8 1.125 7 1.505 .689 .655 .844 .826 .281 .870 .817 2 13/16 1.125 1.096 25mm 20.800
1 1/4 1.250 7 1.674 .767 .733 .938 .920 .312 .966 .908 3 1/8 1.250 1.219 1 7/64 25,000
1 3/8 1.375 6 1.843 .848 .808 1.031 1.011 .344 1.063 1.000 37/16 1.375 1.342 1 7/32 32,000
1 1/2 1.500 6 2.010 .926 .886 1.125 1.105 .375 1.159 1.091 3 3/4 1.500 1.464 34mm 44,000
* »f 0 may have head dimensions frorfr 114 nominal size fumished at SPS option. " i,'
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SQUARE HEAD SET SCREWS
Dimensions • Application Data
head design f u l l y formed threads

provides extra strength w i t h continuous
grain flow, resists self-locking
to minimize possibility knurled cup point
of head twisting off stripping. Controlled
radius at root adds minimizes loosening
under higher seating even in poorly tapped
torques. strength.-
holes.
The part number consists of 11) a basic part number describing the item
and a letter denoting optional features; (2) a dash number and letter
designating diameter and thread series; (3) a dash number and letter
designating length and finish.
B - Chemical Black Oxide S - Silver Píate - P10

knurled cadmium C - Cadmium Píate — P2 U - Clear Zinc Píate - P6
cup point 3/8" coarse 5/8" píate D - Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate - P8
FINISH
05455 -6 c -10 c No letter indicates standard Black finish. (Thermal Oxide)
See page 69 for plating specifications.
I
• L E N G T H in 16ths
T H R E A D TYPE C-coarse
DIAMETER
DIA. #10 VA *li V¿ YA % 1 Wi 1% IV2

DASH ND. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 IS 18 20 22 24
BASIC P A R T NUMBER 05455 knurled cup point

05456-half dog point
NOTES V I B R A T I O N A L H O L D I N G POWER vs S E A T I N G TORQUE Size: 5 / 1 6 " - 1 8 x 1/2'

M a t e r i a l : " U N B R A K O " high grade Seconds
alloy steel 1000 UttflRMCO -
MID1STK1
Hea.t treatment: Re 45 m m
Thread: CJass 2A.
GREATER TIGHTENING
800
TORQUES.... i
These torques are appreciably of U N B R A K O Square Heads, made 1
higher than socket set screw of high quülity alloy steel, provide 400% m re I
torque valúes, therefore 50% more axial holding power than 600 Vibratiú
thread stripping strength of ordinary carbón steel square heads. 1 Holding Pov er |
mating material must be A n d , because of the increased torque *
considered. (Not recom- plus the Knurled Cup Point, U N - 5
400 S — 1
mended in standard collars) B R A K O Square Head Set Screws

delivar up to 400 percent more
Vibrational Holding Power. mi
200
Length tolerance:
diameter u p t e 1" ¡ t i c . 1» t o 2" i r t e . 2" and over I
up to W -.03 -.06 -.09 SítTING TDHJUÍ [WHh!
1 1
W and ovir -.06 .12 -.18
100 200 300 400
35
Dryseal Type - with 3/4-inch taper per foot • Dimensions • Application Data
precisión hex socket with máximum depth for posítive

wrenching at higher seating torques
dryseal-thread form achieves a seal without need for

compound
continuous grain flow makes the whole plug stronger
heat treated alloy steel for strength
roundness-closely controlled for better sealing
uniform taper of 3/4 inch per foot
controlled chamfer for faster starting
Threads NPTF per ANSI B1.20.3
* 5 ° CHAMFER
BELOW T H R E A D
ROOT (BOTH ENDSt
%„. 'ti A ' F • G i W X baSic thread d i m e n s i ó n ^ , recom,£

• nominal threads +ri!rrfcilA
í thread size per i n . ref. min. min. + .010 s nom. Note 4 M mch-lbsí i H p z * '• --i
1/16 .062 27 .318 .062 .140 .312 .156 .003 .27118 .28118 .160 150 15/64 ^
1/8 .125 27 .411 .062 .140 .312 .188 .003 .36351 .37360 .1615 250 21/64 •
1/4 .250 18 545 .073 .218 .437 .250 .003 .47739 .49163 .2278 600 27/64
3/8 .375 18 .884 .084 .250 .500 .312 .005 .61201 .62701 .240 1,200 9/16 •
1/2 .500 14 .847 .095 ' .312 .562 .375 .005 .75843 .77843 .320 1,800 11/16
3/4 .750 14 1.061 .125 .312 .625 .562 .007 .96768 .98887 .339 3,000 57/64 1
1 1.000 111/2 1.333 .125 .375 .750 .625 .007 1.21363 1.23863 .400 4,200 11/8 At
1 1/4 1.250 111/2 1.679 .156 .437 .812 .750 .010 1.55713 1.58338 .420 5,400 37.5mm ^
1 1/2 1.500 111/2 1.918 .156 .437 .812 1.000 .010 1.79609 1.82234 .420 6,900 43.5mm B
2 2.000 111/2 2.395 .156 .437 .875 1.000 .010 2.26902 2.29627 .430 8,500 2 3/16
IWith use o! reamer [taper thread). tfWithout using tapered reamer.

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PRESSURE PLUGS
Dimensions Dryseal Type with 3/4-inch Taper per Foot
i
internaI root crushes
NPTF ex terna I crest here
INTERNAL THREADS
(HOLE)
•xttrnat root crushes-

PLUG interntl crest rter*
precisión hex socket with radius in the socket roundness—closeiy controlled NPTF fully formed Dryseal threads
corners to minimize stress concentrations. achieve seal in tapped holes without
Deeper sockets for higher tightening torques. need for sealing compounds.
PART NUMBERING
The part number consists of { ! ) a basic part number describing the

cadmium item followed by a suffix letter denoting optional features: {2) a dash
Dry-Seal Stainless 1/4' ptate number for the diameter w i t h suffix letter for type of finish.
I 29466 A
FINISH B - Chemical Black Oxide S -Silver Píate-P10
C - Cadmium Píate - P2 U — Clear Zinc Píate - P6
D - Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate - P8
No letter indícales standard black finish (Thermal Oxide) for alloy steel
and passivation for stainless steel. See page 69 for plating specificatlons.
N O M I N A L SIZE I N 16ths.
OPTIONAL FEATURES A - austenitic stainless steel
No letter — alloy steel D — alumínum anodízed per MÍI-A-8625
E — brass
BASIC PART N U M B E R 29466
¿,V .N'JQVIIlilhf rf
'ir*" TÍIIP ¡íisi/o' ' JapDiiHSiAitt NOTES
1/16 1/4 1. Material: "UNBRAKO" high grade alloy, austenitic

stainless stee!, brass, alumínum.
1/8 11/32
2. Hardness: Re 35-40 for steel.
1/4 7/16
3. Basic thread dimensions: En—piten diameter at small
3/8 37/64 end of plug; Et —pitch diameter at Li distance from small
end of plug; Li —length of hand-tight engagement.
1/2 23/32
4. Bottom of plug to be fíat within "X" T.I.R.
3/4 59/64
Small end of plug to be flush with face of standard N.P.T.F.
1 i 5/32 ring gages wtthin one thread (Li, l_2 and tapered ring)
r 1 1/4
1 1/2
5. Undercut in socket at manufacturéis option.
6. UNBRAKO recommends using a tapered reamer with

2 corresponding size tap drill.
7. Dimensions apply before plaling and/or coating.
37
P R E S S U R E P L U G S L E V L - S E A L ® T Y P E Dryseal thread form with 7/8-inch taper per foot
precisión hex socket with máximum depth for positive

wrenching at higher seating torques

roundness closely controlled for better sealing
high pressure seal is developed through a delibérate

difference of taper between the plug and tapped hole
having standard 3/4" taper
flush seating is achieved through closer control of thread

forms, sizes and taper — improves safety and appearance.
fully formed P T F dryseal threads for better sealing

without the use of compound
controlled chamfer for fastei starting
DIMENSIONS
A F 1 , V X E • NOTES
¡H / inch J
"ref. min. r rrrirr.
® J
i» note 4
note 3
ref.
1. Material: " U N B R A K O " high grade alloy
steel, austenitic stainless sleel or brass.
|
2. Hardness: Re 35-40 for steel. •

1/1 ñ .062 27 .307 .052 .141 .250 .156 .003 .28118 3. Basic pitch diameter: E—pitch dia. at a
distance of one-haif pitch from large end mg
1/8 .125 27 .401 049 .141 .250 .188 .003 .37360 of plug. •
1/4 .250 18 .529 .045 .266 .406 .250 .003 .49163 PTF thread from 7/8-inch taper per foot.
3/8 .375 18 .667 .040 .266 .406 .312 .005 .62701 4. B o t t o m of plug to be fíat within " X " H
T.I.R.
1/2 500 14 .830 067 .329 .531 .375 .005 .77843
Large end of plug to be flush with face H
3/4 .750 14 1.041 054 .329 .531 .562 .007 .98887 of special 7/8 taper ring gages within ^
one-half thread. J
1 1.000 111/2 1.302 .112 .360 .656 .625 .007 1.23863
5. Undercot in socket at min. opuon.
1 1/4 1.250 111/2 1.647 .102 .360 .656 .750 .010 1.58338
6. Stx equally spaeed identification grooves l
1 1/2 1.500 111/2 1.885 .102 .360 .656 .750 .010 1.82234 (1/16—27 plug t o have 3 identificaron M
grooves) on alloy steel plugs. ^
2 2.000 11 1/2 2.360 .084 .360 .656 1.000 .010 2.29627
7. Dimensions apply before plating and/or coating. —
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PRESSURE PLUGS
Dimensions Flush Seating L E V L - S E A L Type Dryseal Thread Form with 7/8-inch Taper per Foot
Delibérate difference in taper between the plug tines near moving parts. Designed for use in
and the tapped hole. Ideal for use in assemblies hard materials and in thíck walled sections
where clearance is limited and in hydraulic as well as f o r normal plug applications.
Internal root crushes

NPTF external^rest here
INTERNAL THREADS
(HOLE)
externa) root cruaf

PLUG internal crest here
high pressure seal-Achieved through metal- flush seating—Design of LEVL-SEAL plug PTF fully formed Dryseai threads designed
'to-metal contact at the large end of the plug. permits seating within half a pitch in a normally to achieve seal in tapped holes w i t h o u t
High load placed on the few mating threads tapped hole. Conventional plugs have the greater need for sealing compounds.
near the top of the hole. tolerance of a full pitch and usually protrude above
the surface.
PART NUMBERING
The part number consists of (1) a basic part number describing the
ítem followed by a suffix letter denoting optional features; (2) a
dash number for the diameter w i t h suffix letter for type of finish.
FINISH B - Chemical Black Oxide S - Silver Píate - PIO

stainless cadmium C - Cadmium Píate - P2 U - Clear Zinc Píate - P6
LEVL-SEAL steel 1/4" píate D — Cadmium Píate - P4 Z - Zinc Píate - P8
No letter indlcates standard black finish (Thermal Oxide) for alloy
| 38194 A -4 C steel and passivation f o r stainless steel.
See page 69 for plating speclfIcatlons.
+ N O M I N A L SIZE in 16ths
OPTIONAL FEATURES A — austenitic stainless steel

E — brass
No letter — alloy steel
BASIC PART N U M B E R 38194
RECOMMENDED P R A C T I C E S FOR F L U S H S E A T I N G
t.ipping infm m i t i n »
INflNlllll
tJp prüi'octioil ti'i ommincltd fac
threads re©» TI un nckd hn|i> di,t. NiipiMfrt l •iip'
- nom. thru L * rmi) 1
per , rtriH
r 1/16
W inch
27
ITI •
.2374
unir
.2334
m iv
.375
min
.250
illowdhlr*
4 15/64
dlhiv W H I
150
-
1/8 27 .3311 .3271 .375 .250 4 21/64 250
1/4 18 .4249 .4209 .521 .397 4 27/64 600
3/8 18 - .5655 .5615 .516 .392 4 9/16 1200
1/2 14 .6905 .6865 .641 .517 4 11/16 1800
• 3/4 14 .8936 .8896 .627 .503 4 57/64 3000
L 1 111/2 1.1280 1.1240 .772 .584 4 1 1/8 4200
f 1 1/4
1 1/2
111/2
111/2
1.4794
1.7165
1.4754
1.7116
.780
.793
.592
.605
4
4
37.5mm
43.5mm
5400
6900
2 111/2 2.1905 2-1865 .761 .573 4 2 3/16 8500

¡
"For taper thread (using tapered reamer). For tap drillsize {wrthoet usírvg tapered reamer) see table on page 3? and corresponding commenton-pílges3»3,n Sü:K
• 39
•
PRESSURE PLUGS PTFE/Teflon-coated ( L E V L - S E A L type)
precisión hex socket with máximum depth for positive
wrenching at higher seating torques.

roundness closely controlled for better sealing
high pressure sea) is developed through a delibérate

difference of taper between the plug and tapped hole
having standard 3/4-inch taper
flush seating is achieved through closer control of thread

forms, sizes and taper
fully formed P T F dryseal threads for better sealing
without use of compound
controlled chamfer for faster starting

-2>
IDENTIFICATION
GROOVE - NOTE 6
45 CHAMFER
BE LOW T H R E A D
ROOT (BOTH ENDS)
4 10'14"
L O C A T I O N OF E DI A M . - NOTE 3
DHVTEIMSIJNS 3EFORF T E E L D J S L C O A TINO

\ ?« V, NOTES •
" t .- 1 '.
A • P - '* 6 , • í 1. Material: " U N B R A K O " high grade a l i o '
threads \ steel, austenitic stainless steel.
nominal per. +.000 > t"
npte 3 2. Hardness: Re 35-40 for steel. fl
thread size inch • ref. min. min. -.015 „ nom. note 4
. reí. ; 3. Basic pitch diameter: E - p i t c h día. at a
1/16 .062 27 .307 .052 .141 .250 .156 003 28118 distance of one-half pitch (rom large e i i d j
o l plug.
1/8 .125 27 .401 .049 .141 .250 .188 .003 .37360
PTF thread f o r m 7/8-inch taper per f t . mm
1/4 .250 18 .529 .045 .266 .406 .250 .003 .49163 4. Bottom of plug t o be fíat within " X "
T.I.R.
3/8 .375 18 .667 .040 .266 .406 .312 .005 .62701
Large end of plug t o be flush with face •
1/2 .500 14 .830 .067 .329 .531 .375 .005 .77843 of special 7/8 taper ring gages within
3/4 .750 14 1.041 054 one-half thread. _
.329 .531 .562 .007 .98887
5. Undercut in socket at mfrs. option.
1 1.000 111/2 1.302 .112 .360 .656 .625 .007 1.23863
6. Six equaüy spaced identification g r o o v e i j
1 1/4 1.250 111/2 1.647 .102 .360 .656 .750 .010 1.58338 (1/16—27 plug t o have only 3 i d e n t i f i - B
catión grooves) on alloy steel pluas.
\ PRESSURE PLUGS
Dimensions Flush Seating P T F E / T E F L O N Coated - L E V L - S E A L Type
A major advance in pressure sealing — P T F E / T E F L O N - c o a t e d pressure plugs . . .

By precision-coating UNBRAKO brand they involve increasingly higher pres- selected for the coating material be-
L E V L - S E A L pressure plugs with tough, sures. Seal is effective without use cause of its combination of extra
corrosion-resistant P T F E / T E F L O N an of tapes or sealing compounds, even hardness and abrasión resistance. The
entire new área of pressure plug effect- with liquids of very low viscosity. toughness of this coating permits re-
iveness has been achieved. Here are SPS laboratories have tested these use up to 5 times without appreciable
some of the features of the new plugs plugs with surges up to 13,500 psi loss of seal.
and what they mean in terms of 8 times in 5 minutes, then held peak
advantages to the user. pressure for 6 full hours without
Lower seating torques mean lower trace of leakage. The coating is serviceable to +450°
costs. Installation of the new plugs is Flush seating improves appearance F. without deterioration and the heat
substantially speeded up by the coat- and adds safety. The S P S LEVL- required to fuse the coating is not high
ing of P T F E / T E F L O N which acts as SEAL plug design offers the user flush enough to affect the hardness of the-
a lubricant as well as a seal, lowering seating. No unsightly protruding plugs plugs.
seating torques as much as 60%. Now that detract from appearance or créate At this point it should be noted
power equipment can be used to safety hazards. LEVL-SEAL plugs seat that temperatures lower than —100°F.
install the smaller sizes instead of flush because of a combination of require the use of stainless steel plugs.
the manual wrenching required by (1) gaging procedures, and (2) a These are available in the same range
the higher torques of uncoated plugs. delibérate difference in taper between of sizes as the alloy steel plugs.
Savings of time and money are con- the plug and a normally tapped NPTF Since there is no tape or sealing
siderable, especially in assembly line hole. (The taper of the plug is 7/8" per compound involved, there is no danger
production. Installation of all sizes, foot, whiíe that of the hole is 3/4" per of foreign matter entering and contam-
whether by hand or power, is faster foot.) ínating the system or equipment. And
and more economical because of the coating reduces any tendency of
the lower torques. Flush seating makes products the plug to "freeze" in the hole because
Excellent seal at elevated pressures. and equipment the plugs are used of rust or corrosión, as is often the
With PTFE/TEFLON-coated on look better, and permits the plugs case with uncoated plugs.
UNBRAKO pressure plugs, pressures to be used cióse to moving parts, or Therefore, for critical pressure seal,
well above normal hydraulic and where space is restricted or clearances U N B R A K O pressure plugs with P T F E /
pneumatic working pressures can be limited. T E F L O N coating should be specified.
effectively sealed. This is important P T F E / T E F L O N assures top No other plugs seal high pressures so
in today's sophisticated systems, as performance. P T F E / T E F L O N was effectively at such low seating torques.
PART NUMBERING
LEVL-SEAL The parí number consists of (1) a basic part number describing the
PTFE/TEFLON- stainless item followed bv a suffix letter denoting optional features; (2) a
coated steel 1/4' dash number for the diameter w i t h suffix letter for type of finish.
69188 -4 FINISH Plain with P T F E / T E F L O N
N O M I N A L SIZE IN 16ths.
O P T I O N A L FEATURES A — austenitic stainless steel

No letter - alloy steel
BASIC PART NUMBER 69188
RECOMMENDED P R A C T I C E S FOR F L U S H S E A T I N G
iapping ínformation — See Note Below
- tap projection fnáx. recommended'i
tqninr>iiclmi luilt día. \ r ;thrü L , , r Í n g • tap** (inch-ibs.)
drill .
min. maxi mm. si2e* alloy steel
27 .2374 .2334 .375 .250 15/64 150

27 .3311 .3271 .375 .250 21 /64 250
18 .4249 .4209 .521 .397 27/64 600
3/8 18 .5655 .5615 .516 .392 9/16 1200

1/2 14 .6905 .6865 .641 .517 11/16 1800
3/4 14 .8936 .8896 .627 .503 57/64 3000
1 111/2 1.1280 1.1240 .772 .584 1 1/8 4200

1 1/4 111/2 1.4794 1.4754 .780 .592 37.5mm 5400
NOTE: Holes for UNBRAKO LEVL-SEAL plugs With PTFE/TEFLON coaling must be tapped with NPTF taps. This is important.
'Seating torques shown are máximum, but can be reduced as much as 60% in most applications ' s
"For taper thread (using tapered reamer).
43
HEX KEYS • DIMENSIONS • MECHANICAL PROPERTIES • SCREW SIZE TABLE
accurately sized across fíats and corners to insure snug fit and full wall contact
heat treated alloy steel-key is hard, tough and ductile clear through for longer
life and retention of dimensional accuracy
size stamped for easy identification — 5/64" — 1" across fíats
square cut end engages the socket full depth for better tightening of screw
G G G - K - 2 7 5 . ANSI B18.3
; o
DIMENSIONS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
B riom nrsion il
sin ir
h ' strength yieltf
lina» wng ar'm long arm nom. inch-lbs. min inch-íbsí^nm.
.028 .0275 1.219 2.594 .219 1.2 1.1

.035 .0345 1.219 2.672 .344 2.4 2.1
.050 .049 1.656 2.844 .531 7.0 6.0
1/16 .0615 1.750 3.000 .562 12.5 11
5/64 .0771 1.875 3.188 6.000 .609 26 23
3/32 .0927 2.000 3.375 6.000 .656 46 40
7/64 .1079 2.215 3.562 6.000 .703 73 63
1/8 .1235 2.250 3.750 r-6.000^ .750 108 94
9/64 .1391 2.375 3.960 6.000" - .796 154 134
10 5/32 .1547 2.500 4.125 6.000 .844 210 183
11 3/16 .1860 2.750 4.500 6.000 .938 364 317
12 7/32 2172 3.000 4.875 6.000 1.031 580 502
13 1/4 .2485 3.250 5.250 6.000 1.125 860 750
14 5/16 .3110 3.750 6.000 6.000 1.250 1.685 1,465
15 3/8 .3735 4.250 6.750 6.000 1.375 2,900 2,520
16 7/16 .4355 4.750 7.500 1.500 4,400 3,860
17 1/2 .4975 5.250 8.250 1.625 6,600 5,750
18 9/16 .5600 5.750 9.000 1.750 9.200 8,000
19 5/8 .6225 6.250. 9.750 1.875 12,650 11,000
20 3/4 .7470 7.250 11.250 2.125 20,800 18.100
21 7/8 .8720 8.250 12.750 2.375 29,200 25.400
22 1 .9970 9.250 14.250 2.625 43,700 38.000
23 1 1/4 1.243 11.250 3.000 71,900 62,500
24 1 1/2 1.493 13.250 3.500 124,000 108,000
25 1 3/4 1.743 15.250 4.000 198.000 172,000
26 2 1.993 17.250 4,500 276,000 240.000
42
\
HEX KEYS
Dimensions Mechanical Properties • Screw Size Table
the above micro photo of the U N B R A K O Hex note the white áreas of decarburization square cut end—accurately s¡2ed
Key córner shows no trace of decarburization. present under high magnification in the across fíats and córner to insure
The complete structure is uniform. ordinary socket key córner. snug fit and full wall c o n t a d .
PART NUMBER ING
The part number consists of (1) a basic part number describing

the item; (2) a dash number designating size and a letter denoting
finish.
long arm 1/4"
05854 -13 FINISH Standard Black Finish (Thetmal Oxide)
See dash number in dimensión table.
BASIC PART NUMBER 05853-short arm wrench

05854-long arm wrench
7 8 9 5 0 - 6 " long arm wrench
SCREW SIZE S E L E C T O R T A B L E
¿*1 . key size 1960 Series

•"i
socket buttort fíat mil uti.lii-t"
mm . . .
head head head shoulder pruwirc* NOTES:
max. min. cap screws screws screws screws " ••' SCTBW!» pltiqs
w
_ .028 .0275 _ .. #0 _
Material: " U N B R A K O '
high grade alloy steel.
.035 .0345 - #0 #0 #1,#2 —
.050 .049 #0 #1.#2 #1,#2, — #3, #4 _ Heat treat: Re 47 57

1/16 .0615 #1 #3, #4 #3, #4 #5, #6 _ * 1 -1/2 L E V L - S E A L
5/64 .0771 #2, #3 #5, #6 #5, #6 #8 —
has 3/4 socket,
3/32 .0927 #4, #5 #8 #8 — #10 — 1-1/2 D R Y S E A L
7/64 .1079 #6 — — — has 1 " socket.
1/8 .1235 - #10 #10 1/4 1/4 —
9/64 .1391 #8 - — — _
5/32 .1547 #10 1/4 1/4 5/16 5/16 1/16
3/16 .1860 1/4 5/16 5/16 3/8 3/8 1/8
7/32 .2172
- 3/8 3/8 _ 7/16 _
1/4
5/16
.2485
.3110
5/16
- 7/16 1/2 1/2 1/4
3/8 1/2 1/2,9/16 5/8 5/8 3/8
3/8 .3735 7/16, 112 5/8 5/8, 3/4 3/4 1/2
7/16 .4355 9/16 - — - -
1/2 .4975 5/8 - 3/4 7/8, 1 7/8 —
9/16 .5600 -
- 7/8 — 1,11/8 3/4
5/8 .6225 3/4
- 1 1 1/4 1 1 /4,1 3/8 1
3/4 .7470 7/3, 1 -
- - • 1 1/2 1-1/4, 1-1/2
L 7/8 .8720 11/8,11/4 - - 1 1/2 - -
m
1 .9970 1 3/8.1 1/2
- 1 3/4 — 1 1/2,2
f• 1 1/4
1 1/2
1.243
1.493
1 3/4
2
- -
—
2
_
_ -
_
1 3/4 1.743 2 1/4,21/2 - - — -
2 1.993 2 3/4
- - -
43
\
llfflffiSlBSI
HEX K E Y S Why U N B R A K O keys tighten socket screws tighter, safely
An U N B R A K O key is not an ordinary Photographs of a destruction test Still the U N B R A K O screw has not
hexagon key—it is a precisión internal show what we mean. Under excessive been harmed. The broken piece of
wrenching tool of great strength and torque a 5/64" U N B R A K O key the key is not wedged into the socket.
ductility. With an U N B R A K O key, twists but does not shear until a It can be lifted out with a small
far more tightening torque than is torque has been reached that is magnet, convincing proof that the
needed can be applied without approximately 20% greater than can socket has not been reamed or
damaging the screw or the key, and it be applied with an ordinary key. otherwise damaged.
can be done safely. This is an impor- At this point it shears off clean, NOTE: The use of an extensión in these
tant feature, especially true of the flush with the top of the socket, illustrations is for demonstration purposes
smaller sizes (5/32" and under) leaving no jagged edge to gash a hand. only. The manufacturer does not
which are normally held in the hand. recommend the use of extensions with any
hex key product under normal conditions.
a 5 / 6 4 " U N B R A K O key will twist up to twisted to about 2 7 0 ° , the key shears off the socket hasn't been reamed or damaged.
JS0° w i t h o u t weakening. clean. Note the extensión bar illustrated Broken section can be lifted out w i t h a
for test purposes only. magnet.
TORQUE A N G U L A R DISPLACEME N T
CURVE 1 / 8 " H E X A G O N KEYS
This chart compares U N B R A K O keys

with ordinary keys. It shows how BREAK ING
much torque you most apply before POINT
a key takes a permanent set (twisting
forcé) and how much before it breaks
(shear forcé). The lower the ratio
between twisting forcé and shearing
forcé, the tougher and less b n i t l e the
key.
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HEX KEY KITS
The same high quality hex keys are also available in a wide variety of inch and metric kits to fit almost any need. Shown be low are the various
stytes and types of kits that are currently stocked. For detailed information, refer to the sepárate Unbrako Hex Key & Key Kit Catalog.
LEXIBLÉ VINYL ENVIÉ!! LÓED CASLS Vi?

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Short Arm — Inch/Metric Short A r m - Inch/Metric Short A r m — Inch/Metric

Long Arm — Inch/Metric Long A r m - Inch Long A r m — Inch
6" Arm - Inch 6" A r m - Inch
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Torx Drive
HEXDRIVER
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LOC-WEL® Self-locking socket screws by U N B R A K O
HOW THE LOC-WEL FASTENER

LOCKING ELEMENT WORKS
;
The LOC-WEL fastener locking element is a strtp"of "
plástic material.f used t o the screw threads Loe^rrig™, *. •
action isdeveloped through f n c t i o n andrinterferertce*;
1
of the plástic locking element and the mating threads- '
of the tapped hole or nut. The resultmg reaetiorv^ s.-
presses the screw against the opposite si de oí the hole,
developmg a high frictional forcé between the mating
1
threads that locks the fastener securelyi, ~ ^ . ^ i ^
Now...you can have F U L L H A R D N E S S socket screws a combination of the right and the L O C - W E L fastener element
and F U L L W R E N C H A B I L I T Y in self- materials, the right design and the right locking the set screw in the tapped hole. ,
locking socket set screws, F U L L processing has produced a level of strength Finally, with no holes or slots to trap
S T R E N G T H and F U L L CLAMPING and clamping forcé that is the highest of dirt or moisture, a frequent cause of cor-
F O R C E in self-locking socket cap any threaded fastener commercially avail- rosión in the screw's crítical stress área,
screws! Only LOC-WEL socket screws able. Now, for the first time, the LOC- chances of failure are lessened and the
offer you these important advantages... W E L socket screws by U N B R A K O give life of the screw lengthened. In addition,
you full strength and clamping forcé in L O C - W E L screws can be re-used.
F U L L H O L D I N G P O W E R - l n a set
a self-locking cap screw.
screw you buy holding power. And the BROADÉR U S A G E - Y o u can use LOC-
tighter you can tighten the screw, the Again, the reason is the L O C - W E L WE L socket screws in many places where
more holding power you get. fastener locking element. As in set screws, the use of locking screws has not been
it eliminates the weakening effeets of feasible. The plástic locking element cov-.
But to take this tightening, the screw
machining and tempering. It does away ers 5 threads instead of the usual 2, mak-l
must have sufficient strength and hard-
with the entire range of related prob- ing hole depth less significant and provid-
ness to provide the necessary wrench-
lems: chips and burrs, inserts that pop ing satisfactory locking in thin nuts and
ability. Standard U N B R A K O socket set
out or come loóse, broken flow lines in thin-section materials.
screws have it, exceed the average.
the screw threads, holes or slots to trap
That's why they give you more holding Moreover, the L O C - W E L fastener lock-
dirt or moisture. Only L O C - W E L socket
power than any other you can buy. ing element is ideal for rust-resistant
screws by U N B R A K O combine optimum
But self-locking set screws are some- fasteners, since it can be applied over a
clamping forcé and positive self-locking.
thing else. Only LOC-WE L set screws by variety of finishes and protective coatings,
U N B R A K O can gíve you the same SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS-Because an important consideration in the overall
wrenchability, plus positive self-locking. they are fuli-strength fasteners, you can rust resistance of your product.
Here's why. often use fewer L O C - W E L socket
Use L O C - W E L fasteners by UNBRAKOl
screws or smaller sizes to accomplish
Only LOC-WEL set screws have the anywhere you need fuil-strength locking
the same results. Since they cost no
exclusive LOC-WEL fastener locking fasteners. Máximum safety, reliability and
more, savings over other locking screws
element that's f used to the surface of vibration resistance, plus a wide range of
can be substantial. Also, in many non-
the screw threads, NOT inserted in a sizes, types and materials, adapt them to i
critical uses, you can dispense with
hole or slot. hundreds of uses in ¡ndustry. Freedom
chamfering the holes, an absolute neces-
from chips and burrs give them an addi- ¡
Other locking set screws use plug- sity for piug-type locking elements. 1
tional advantage in electronic, acrospace
type locking elements in holes or slots. Since this eliminates an entire operation,
and similar applications requiring dirt-free,
These must be machined, which weakens in-place costs are reduced. Also, the
components. 1
the threads. And the screw must be soft- plástic locking eiement's thickness can
ened for machining, which weakens the . be more accurately controlled, providing Specify L O C - W E L socket screws for
screw itself by reducing its hardness be- satisfactoty self-locking in both Class 3B any product or equipment where loóse j
low the correct level of Re 45-53. With and iess crttical Class 2B holes. fasteners cannot be tolerated. And if you
LOC-WEL set screws there's no weak- are an appliance or other volume manu- ]
MAXIMUM R E L I A B I L I T Y — F o r the facturar, don't forget their rapid, simpli-
ening of threads from machining, no
reduction in vital hardness of the screw. ultímate in set screw reliability use fied assembly, and the extra reliability 1
knurled (locking) point L O C - W E L set they can add to your end product. These
F U L L CLAMPING F O R C E - l n a socket screws by U N B R A K O . They afford are the self-locking screws that give you i
cap screw you buy strength and clamp- double safety and vibration resistance, ful! valué because they give you full 1
ing forcé. In non-locking U N B R A K O with the point locking against the shaft strength! ,
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LOC-WEL
Dimensions " Locking Torques * Self-Locking Socket Screws by U N B R A K O
Socket Head, Low Head, Button Head,

and Fiat Head Cap Screws Shoulder Screws
FUSED LOCKING
FUSED LOCKING
ELEMENT
ELEMENT
SECTION A-A
#5-44 .135 .050 .124 .057 .204 .250 up .312 up 6.0

.116 .046 .218 .250 .375
' 6 32 .148 .062 8.0 2.0 1.0
.172 .078 .297 .328 up .390 up
^6-40 .148 .062 .138 .062 .225 .250 up .375 up 8.0 2.0 1.0
.116 .046 .218 .250 .375

#8-32 .174 .062 12.0 2.5 1.5
.172 .078 .297 .328 up .453 up
.131 .063 .222 .250 .375
#8-36 .174 .062 12.0 2.5 1.5
.153 .070 .251 .279 up .404 up
.147 .063 .270 .312 .437
10-24 .200 .062 .189 .082 .333 .375 .500 1/4 .083 .312 .375 17.0 3.5 2.0
.229 .104 .396 .438 up .553 up
.123 .046 .219 .250 .375
# 10-32 .200 .062 .166 .066 .281 .312 .437 1/4 .172 .078 .297 .375 17.0 3.5 2.0
.172 .078 .297 .328 up .453 up

.200 .075 .350 .375 .500
.095 .237 .100 .412 .437 .562 5/16 .225 .100 .375 .437 40.0 6.0 3.5
1/4-20 .260
.275 .125 .475 .525 up .650 up
.108 .053 .214 .250 .437
.260 .095 .152 .071 .276 .312 .500 5/16 .196 .089 .339 .437 40.0 6.0 3.5
1/4-28
.196 .089 .339 .375 up .562 up
.153 .083 .320 .375 .562
.197 .102 .382 .437 .625
.323 .125 3/8 .250 .111 .417 .500 30.0 10.5 6.5
5/16-13
.241 .120 .445 .500 .687
.306 .138 .528 .583 up .770 up
.147 .062 .272 .312 .500
5/1 6-24 .323 .125 .188 .083 .334 .375 .562 3/8 .229 .104 .396 .500 80.0 10.5 6.5
.229 .104 .396 .437 up .625 up

.228 .114 .437 .500 .750
.125 .270 .135 .500 .5*62 .812 1/2 .312 .125 .542 .625 105.0 16.0 9.5
3/8-16 .385
.344 .156 .594 .656 up .844 up
.188 .083 .334 .375 .625 9.5
.385 .125 1/2 .229 .104 .396 .625 105.0 16.0
3/8-24 .637 up
.229 .104 .396 .437 up
.258 .125 .490 .562 .812
.303 .143 .553 .625 .875 135.0 23.0 14.0
7/16 14 .448 .125
.348 .161 .615 .687 .937
.393 .178 .678 .750 up 1.000 up
L O C - W E L Self-Locking Socket Screws • Dimensions • Locking Torques
h :
-FUSED LOCKING
FUSED LOCKING ELEMENT
ELEMENT
SECTION A-A
.218 .095 .387 .437 .687

7/16-20 .448 .125 .260 .115 .450 .500 .750 135 0 23.0 14.0
.275 .125 .475 .525 up .775 up
.252 .115 .482 .562 .812
,29b 134 .544 .625 .875
1/2-13 .510 125 .338 153 .606 .687 .937 5/8 .384 .154 .643 .750 200 0 30.0 18 0
.380 .172 669 .750 1.000
.423 192 .731 808 up 1.062 up
218 .095 .387 .437 .687
1/2-20 .510 .125 .260 .115 .450 .500 .750 5/8 .275 .125 .475 .750 200.0 30.0 18 0
.275 .125 475 5?5 up .775 up
288 125 .54? .6? 5 .875
.330 .146 .604 .687 .937
9/16-1? .573 .160 .373 .167 .667 .750 1.000 ?65 0 40 0 24.0
.415 .188 .729 .812 1.062
.458 .208 .792 .875 up 1.125 up
.222 .083 .382 .437
.260 .107 .445 .500 .750
9/16 18 .573 .160 265.0 40.0 24.0
.293 .130 .507 .562 .812
.306 .133 .528 .583 up .833 up
.323 .136 .593 .687 1.000
.363 .159 .660 .750 1.062
5/8-11 .635 .160 .403 .182 .723 .812 1.125 3/4 .454 .182 .754 .875 400.0 52.0 32.0
.443 .205 .785 .875 1.187
.500 .227 .864 954 up 1 267 up
.222 .083 .38? .437
.200 .107 .445 .500 .812
5/8-18 .635 .160 3/4 .306 .138 .528 .875 400.0 52 0 32.0
.293 .130 .507 . .662 .875 '
.306 .138 .528 .583 up .896 up
.336 150 .650 .760 1.126
.382 167 .712 .812 1.187
.428 .184 .775 .875 1 250
3/4 10 .760 .160 7/8 and .500 .200 .870 1.000 535.0 78.0 50.0
.4/4 .201 .837 .937 1.312
1
.520 .218 .900 1.000 1.375
.550 .250 .950 1.050 up 1.425 up
\ LOC-WEL
Dimensions • Locking Torques • Self-Locking Socket Screws by U N B R A K O

SECTION A-A
. 1 3>J .o /;> .o to
.234 .112 .438 .500 .938 7/8
3/4-16 .760 .160 .278 .130 .500 .562 1 000 and .344 .156 .594 1.000 535.0 78.0 50.0
.322 .148 .563 .625 1.062 1
.344 .156 .594 .656 up 1.094 u p
.295 .166 .701 .812
.348 .176 .764 .875
.401 .186 .826 .937 1.250
7/8-9 .885 .250 .454 .196 889 1.000 1.312 1 1/4 .556 .222 .984 1.125 800.0 117.0 70.0
.507 .206 .951 1.062 1.375
.555 220 1 014 1.125 1.437
.611 .227 1.056 1.167 up 1.480up
.261 125 490 .562 1 062
.305 .143 .553 .625 1.125
7/8-14 .885 .160 1 1/4 .393 .178 .678 1.125 800.0 117.0 70.0
.349 .161 .615 .687 1188
.393 .178 .678 .750 up 1.250 up
.380 .187 .751 .875 1.437
.424 .205 .813 .937 1.500
.468 .223 876 1.000 1.562
.512 .241 .938 1.062 1.625
1-8 1.015 .250 1070.0 160.0 92.0
.556 .259 1 000 1.125 1.687
.600 .277 1.063 1.187 1.750
.644 295 1 126 1.250 1.812
.688 .312 1.188 1.312 up 1.875 up
.294 .125 .542 .625
.335 .146 .604 .687 1.188
1-12 1.015 .160 .376 .167 .667 .750 1.125 1070.0 160.0 92.0
.417 .188 .729 .812 1.312
.458 .208 .792 .875 up 1.375 up
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.187 .100 .047 .187 .100 .054 .187 .072 .075 .187 .071 .076 .187
40 1.0 0,5
ÍÍ4-40 .122 .050 .250 .138 .078 .250 .138 .085 .250 .135 .075 .250 .134 .076 .250
.312 .138 .078 .250 .138 .085 .250 138 .106 31? .133 .107 .312
.18/ .105 .047 .187 .100 .054 .187 .080 .075 .187 .080 .076 .187 4.0 1.0 0.5
#4-48 .122 .050 .250 .115 .078 .250 .115 .085 .250 .115 .075 .250 .115 .076 .250
.312 .115 .078 .312 .115 .085 .312 .115 .106 31? .115 .107 .31?
.187 .100 .047 .187 .100 .055 .187 .072 .088 .187 .072 .076 .187
6.0 1.5 0.7
=5-40 .135 .050 .250 .138 .084 .250 .138 .090 .250 .138 .088 250 .138 .076 .250
.312 .138 .084 .250 .138 .090 .250 .138 .113 312 138 .107 .312
.187 .105 .047 .187 .100 .055 .187 .062 .088 .187 .080 .076 .187
.250 .124 .047 .124 .250 .124 .250 .124 .076 .250 6.0 1.5 0.7
±¿5-44 .250 .090 .088
.135 .050
.312 .124 .084 .312 .124 .090 .312 124 .113 .312 .124 .107 .312
.375 .124 .084 .375 .124 .090 .375 .124 .1 13 .375 .134 107 .375
.187 .084 .058 .187 .083 .066 .187
.250 .147 058 .250 .146 .066 .250 .113 .092 .250 .111 .094 .250 8.0 2.0 1.0
iG-32 .148 .062 .312 .172 .097 .31? .17? .105 .31? .171 .092 .312 .170 .094 312
.375 .172 .097 .312 .172 .105 .312 .172 .131 .375 172 .1 33 .375
.437 .172 .097 .312 .172 .105 .31? .172 .131 .375 .17? ..,1.33 .T7R
.187 .094 .058 .187 .086 .066 .187 .078 .074 .187 .051 .094 .187
.250 .137 .058 .250 .114 .066 .250 .123 .092 .250 .120 .094 .250 1.0
8.0 2.0
= 6 - 40 .148 .062 .312 .137 .097 .312 .137 .105 .312 137 .092 .312 .137 .094 .312
.375 .137 .097 .375 ,137 .105 .375 .137 .131 .375 .137 .133 .375
.437 .137 .097 .437 .137 .105 .437 .137 .131 .437 .137 1 33 .437
.18/ .078 .064 .187 .075 .074 .187 .068 .074 .187
.250 141 .064 25Q; ,.138 074 250 .100 .105 .250 .099 .106 .250
12.0 2.5 1.5
=8-32 .174 06? .312 .172 .099 * .312, (.172 .105 .312 .162 .105 .312 .161 .106 .312
.375 .172 .099 .312 '.172 .105 .312 .172 .144 .375 172 .144 375
.437 .172 .099 .312 .172 .105 .312 172 .144 .375 .172 .144 .375
.187 .085 .064 .187 .075 .074 .187 .075 .074 .187 .055 .106 .187
.250 .145 .064 .250 .137 074 .250 .107 .105 .250 .113 .106 .250
12.0 2.5 1.5
=8-36 .174 06? .312 152 .099 312 .15? .105 .31? .152 .105 .312 .153 .144 .312
.375 .152 .099 .375 .152 .105 .375 .152 .144 ,375 .153 .144 .375
.437 .152 .099 .437 .152 .105 .437 .152 .144 .437 .153 .144 437
.187 .051 .081 .187 .048 .092 .187
.250 .114 .081 -.250 .111 .092 .250 .068 .127 .250
.312 .176 .081 .312 .173 .092 .312 .130 .127 .312 .130 .127 .312
17.0 3.5 2.0
4
#10-24 .200 .062 375 .229 .082 .375 .228 .092 .375 .193 .127 .375 .193 .127 .375
.437 .229 .133 .437 .229 .144 .437 229 .144 .437 .229 144 .437
.500 .229 .133 .437 .229 .144 .437 .229 .179 .500 .229 .179 .500
.562 .229 .133 .437 .229 .144 .437 .229 .179 .500 .229 .179 .500
.187 .067 .072 .187 .064 .083 .187
.250 .130 .072 .250 .127 .083 .250 .084 .116 .250 .084 .118 .250
17.0 3.5 2.0
=10-32 .200 .062 .312 .172 .088 .312 .172 .096 .312 .146 .116 .312 146 .118 .312
.375 .172 .112 .375 .172 .123 .375 .172 .158 .375 .1 72 .158 .375
.437 .1 72 .112 .375 .172 .123 .3/5 .1 72 .158 .375 .172 .158 .375
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LOC-WEL
Dimensions Locking Torques Self-Locking Socket Screws by U N B R A K O
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.250 .086 .100 .250 .078 .116 .250 071 115 250
.312 .148 .100 .312 .132 .116 .312 .086 .162 .312
.375 .211 .100 .375 .195 .116 .375 .149 .162 .375 .140 .171 .375
1/4-20 .260 .095 .437 .267 .100 .437 257 .116 .437 .211 .162 .437 .202 .171 .437 40.0 6.0 3.5
.500 .275 .161 .500 .275 .148 .500 .268 .162 .600 .263 .171 .500
.562 .275 .161 .500 .275 .179 .562 .275 .223 .562 .275 .210 .562
.625 .275 .161 .500 .275 .179 .562 .275 .223 .562 .275 .234 .625
.750 .275 .161 .500 .275 .179 .562 .275 .223 .562 .275 .234 .625
.250 .107 .090 .250 .099 .106 .250 .092 .105 .250
.312 .169 .090 .312 .153 .106 .312 .107 .152 .312 .098 .161 .312
.375 .196 .129 .375 .196 .120 .375 .1 70 .152 .375 .161 .161 .375
1/4-28 .260 .095 40.0 6.0 3.5
.437 .196 .129 .375 .196 .150 .437 .196 .191 .437 .196 .182 .437
.500 .196 .129 .375 .196 .150 .437 .196 .191 .437 .196 .205 .500
.562 .196 .129 .375 .196 .150 .437 .196 .191 .437 .196 .205 .500
.312 .128 .116 .312 .120 .132 .312 .103 .141 .312
.375 .191 .116 .375 .183 .132 .375 .109 .198 .375 .105 .202 .375
.437 .253 .116 .437 .237 .132 .437 .171 .198 .437 .167 .202 .437
5/16-18 .323 .125 .500 .303 .116 .500 .295 .132 .500 .234 .198 .500 .230 .202 .500 80.0 10.5 6.5
.56? .305 .136 .562 .305 .173 .562 .293 .198 .562 .291 .202 .562
.625 .305 .186 .562 .305 .202 .625 .305 .236 .625 .305 .236 .625
.750 .305 .186 .562 .305 .202 .625 .305 .268 .750 .305 .272 .750
.250 .086 .106 .250 .087 .122 .250 .063 .131 .250
.312 .149 .106 .312 .141 .122 .312 .124 .131 .312 .063 .192 .312
.375 .212 .106 .375 .196 .122 .375 .130 .188 .375 .126 .192 .375
5/16-24 .323 .125 .437 .229 .152 .437 .229 .142 .437 .192 .188 .437 .188 .192 .437 80.0 10.5 6.5
.500 .229 .152 .437 .229 .173 .500 .229 205 .500 .229 .206 500
562 .229 .152 .437 .229 .173 .500 .229 .239 .562 .229 .243 .562
.625 .229 .152 .437 .229 .173 .500 .229 .239 .562 .229 .243 .562
.312 .105 .134 .312 .100 .150 .312
.375 .168 .134 .375 .160 .150 .375 .138 .164 .375
.437 .230 .134 .437 .214 .150 .437 .130 .235 .437 .130 .234 .437
.500 .293 .134 .500 .277 .150 .500 .192 .235 .500 .193 .334 .500
3/8-16 .385 .125 105.0 16.0 9.5
.562 .344 .134 .562 .332 .150 .562 .254 .235 .562 .255 .234 .562
.625 .344 .205 .625 .344 .189 .625 .35 7 .235 .625 .318 .234 .625
í .750 .344 .205 .625 .344 .229 .750 .344 .314 .750 .344 .313 .750
.875 .344 .205 .625 .344 .229 .750 .344 314 .750 .344 .313 ./50
.250 .073 .119 .250 .065 .135 .250
.312 .136 .119 .312 .128 .135 .312 .106 .149 .312
375 .199 .119 .375 .191 .135 .375 .160 .149 .375 .098 .219 .375
.437 .229 .142 .437 .229 .142 .437 .160 .220 .437 .161 .219 .437
3/8-24 .385 .125 105.0 16.0 9.5
500 .229 .170 .500 .229 .186 .500 .221 .220 .500 .222 .219 .500
.562 .229 .170 .500 .229 .186 .500 .229 .275 .562 .229 .270 .562
625 .229 .170 .500 .229 .186 .500 .229 .271 .562 .229 .270 .562
.750 .229 .170 .500 .229 .186 .500 .229 .271 .562 .229 .270 .562
.375 .142 .153 .375 .120 .178 .375 .104 .190 .375
.43/ .205 .153 .437 .180 .178 .437 .168 .190 .437
.500 .268 .153 .500 .243 .178 .500 .149 .272 .500 .154 .267 .500
7/16-14 .448 .125 .562 .328 .153 .562 .303 .178 .562 .209 .272 .562 .214 .267 .562 135.0 23.0 14.0
.625 .380 .153 .625 .366 .178 .625 .272 .272 .625 .277 .265 .625
.750 .393 .242 .750 .393 .267 .750 .383 .272 .750 .385 .267 .750
.875 .393 .242 .750 .393 .267 .750 .393 .361 .375 .393 .377 875
1.000 .393 .242 .750 .393 .267 .750 .393 .361 .875 .393 .428 000
.312 .110 .137 .312 .085 .162 .312 .073 .174 .312
.375 .173 .137 .375 .148 .162 .375 .136 .174 .375
.437 .236 .137 .437 .211 .162 .437 .199 .174 .437 .122 .251 .437
500 .2/5 .148 .500 .268 .162 .500 .180 .256 .500 .185 .251 .500
7/16-20 .448 .125 135.0 23.0 14.0
.562 .275 .220 .562 .275 .221 .562 .240 .256 .562 .245 .251 .562
.625 .275 .220 .562 .275 .221 .562 .275 .271 .625 .275 .271 .625
.750 .275 .220 .562 .275 .221 .562 .275 .319 .750 .275 .31 / .750
.875 .275 .220 .562 .275 .221 .562 .275 .319 .750 .275 .317 .750
LJimtt"iiuri:> IOI screws longer man xaouiaiea are same a s . s n o w n i o r longest appíicaoie typfe
Set Screw. L ref. = .275; N min. = .161. P max. = .500 (same as for 14—20 X .750, fórigest
' 'Lengths too short for the application of a locking element of atsleast 4 thread pitchéVías s oíd) are capabté oí f>rov
posntve indication of torque after f ive test cycles. '
NOTÉ : LOC-WEL screws have an effective temperature range of 5 - 7 0 ° F i t o + 2 5 0 ° F .
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.375 .122 .170 .375

.437 .185 .170 .437 .160 .195 .437 .147 .214 .437
.500 .248 .170 .500 .223 .195 .500 .204 .214 .500 .117 .298 .500
.562 .308 .170 .562 .283 .195 562 .170 .308 .562 .180 .298 ..562
1/2-13 .510 .125 .625 .371 .170 .625 .346 .195 .625 .230 .308 .625 .243 .298 .625 200.0 30.0 18.0
.750 .423 .216 .750 .423 .216 .750 .355 .308 .750 .368 .298 .750
.875 .423 .266 .875 .423 .291 .875 .423 .338 .875 .423 .341 .875
1.000 .423 .266 875 .423 .291 .875 .423 .404 1.000 .423 .394 1.000
1.125 .423 .266 875 .423 .291 .875 .423 .404 1.000 .423 .394. 1.000
.312 .103 .149 .312 .073 .174 .312
375 .166 .149 .375 .136 .174 .375 .117 .193 .375
.437 .228 .149 .437 .199 .174 .437 .180 .193 ,437 .093 .277 .437
.500 .274 149 500 .262 .1 74 500 .243 .193 .500 .156 .277 .500
1/2- 20 .510 .125 200.0 30.0 18.0
.562 .275 .212 .562 .275 .208 562 .209 .287 .562 .219 .277 .562
625 .275 .212 .562 .275 .237 .625 .267 .287 .625 .272 .277 625
.750 .275 .212 .562 .275 .237 .625 .275 .350 .750 .275 .340 .750
.875 .275 .212 .562 .275 .237 .625 .275 .350 .750 .275 .340 .750
.437 .159 .188 .437 .134 .213 .437
.500 .222 .188 .500 .197 .213 .500 .173 .237 .500
.562 .285 .188 .562 .260 .213 .562 .236 .237 .562 .141 .332 .562
.625 .348 .188 .625 .323 .213 .625 .193 .343 .625 .204 .332 .625
9/16-12 .573 .160 265.0 40.0 24.0
.750 .451 .188 .750 .438 .213 .750 .318 .343 .750 .329 .332 .750
.875 .458 .292 .875 .458 .317 .875 .436 .343 .875 .441 .332 ^.875
1.000 .458 .292 .875 .458 .31 1 .875 .458 .444 1.000 .458 .436 í.ego
1.125 .458 .292 .875 .458 .317 .875 .458 .444 1.000 .458 .436 1.000
.375 .138 .172 .375 .106 .193 .375 .087 .217 .375
.437 .200 .172 .437 .169 .193 .437 .150 .217 .437
.500 .263 .172 .500 .232 .193 .500 .213 .217 .500 .118 .312 .500
.562 .305 .172 .562 .295 .193 .562 .276 .217 .562 .181 .312 .562
9/16-18 .573 .160 265.0 40.0 24.0
.625 .305 .237 .625 .305 .235 .625 .233 .323 .625 .244 .312 .625
.750 .305 .237 .625 .305 .262 .750 .305 .360 .750 .305 .374 .750
.875 .305 .237 .625 .305 .262 .750 .305 .392 .875 .305 .374 .750
1.000 .305 .237 .625 .305 .262 .750 .305 .392 .875 .305 .374 .750
.437 .137 .204 .437
.500 .200 .204 .500 .167 .235 .500 .141 .263 .500
.562 .263 .204 .562 .232 .235 .562 .204 .263 .562
.625 .326 .204 .625 .295 .235 .625 .267 .263 .625 .186 .344 .625
5/8-11 .635 .160 .750 .451 .204 .750 .420 .235 .750 .274 .381 .750 .311 .344 .750 400.0 52.0 32.0
.875 .500 .247 .875 .500 .247 .875 .399 .381 .875 .436 .344 .875
1.000 .500 .318 1.000 .500 .349 1.000 .495 .381 1.000 .500 .372 1.000
1.125 .500 .318 1.000 .500 .349 1.000 .500 .495 1.125 .500 .458 1.125
1.250 .500 .318 1.000 .500 .349 1.000 .500 .495 1.125 .500 .458 1.125
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LOC-WEL
Dimensions Locking Torques Self-Locking Socket Screws by U N B R A K O
.437 .179 .194 .437 .135 .234 .437 .135 .237 .437
.500 .242 .194 .500 .200 .234 .500 .200 .237 .500
.562 .305 .194 .562 .262 .234 .562 .262 .237 .562 .135 .359 .562
5 / 8 --18 .635 .160 .625 .305 .247 .625 .305 .234 .625 .305 .237 .625 .200 .359 .625 400.0 52.0 32.0
.750 .305 .247 .625 .305 .278 .750 .305 .359 .750 .305 .359 .750
.875 .305 .247 .625 .305 .278 .750 .305 .424 .875 .305 .415 .875
1.000 .305 .247 .625 .305 .278 .750 .305 .424 .875 .305 .415 .875
.500 .162 .234 .500

.562 .225 .234 562 .194 .266 .562 .151 .309 .562
.625 .288 .234 .625 .257 .266 .625 .214 .309 .625
.750 .414 .234 .750 .382 .266 .750 .339 .309 .750 .244 .404 .750
3/4--10 .760 .160 .875 .525 .234 .875 .507 .266 .875 .323 .450 .875 .369 .404 .875 535.0 78.0 50.0
1.000 .550 .310 1.000 .550 .310 1.000 .448 .450 1.000 .494 .404 1.000
1.125 .550 .359 1.125 .550 .391 1.125 .542 .450 1.125 .550 .435 1.125
1.250 .550 .359 1.125 .550 .391 1.125 .550 .575 1.250 .550 .529 1.250
1.375 .550 .359 1.125 .550 .391 1.125 .550 .575 1.250 .550 .529 1.250
.500 .202 .225 .500 .167 .260 .500 .138 .290 .500
.562 .264 .225 .562 .229 .260 .562 .200 .290 .562 .111 .376 .562
.625 .327 .225 .625 .292 .260 .625 .263 .290 .625 .174 .376 .625
3/4--16 .760 .160 .750 .344 .284 .750 .344 .316 .750 .344 .290 .750 .299 .376 .750 535.0 78.0 50.0
.875 .344 .284 .750 .344 .316 .750 .344 .437 .875 .344 .453 .875
1.000 .344 .284 .750 .344 .316 .750 .344 .500 1.000 .344 .453 .875
1.125 .344 .284 .750 .344 .316 .750 .344 .500 1.000 .344 .453 .875
.562 .186 .266 .562

.625 .249 .266 .625 .217 .298 .625
.750 .374 .266 .750 .342 .298 .750 .283 .357 .750 .176 .464 .750
.875 .499 .266 .875 .467 .298 .875 .408 .357 .875 .301 .464 .875
1.000 .596 266 1.000 580 .298 1.000 .369 .521 1.000 .426 .464 1.000
7/8--9 .885 .250 800.0 ' 117.0 70.0
1.125 .611 .360 1.125 .611 .360 1.125 .494 .521 1.125 .551 .464 1.125
1.250 .611 .405 1.250 .611 .437 1.250 .593 .521 1.250 .611 .485 1.250
1.375 .611 .405 1.250 .611 .437 1.250 .611 .610 1.375 .611 .603 1.375
1.500 .611 .405 1.250 .611 .437 1.250 .611 .660 1 500 .611 .603 1.375
1.625 .611 .405 1.250 .611 .437 1.250 .611 .660 1.500 .611 .603 1.375
.625 .284 .260 .625 .254 .290 .625 .200 .334 .625 .110 .434 .625
.750 .393 .260 .750 .379 .290 .750 .325 .334 .750 .235 .434 .750
.875 .393 .326 .875 .393 .358 .875 .393 .334 .875 .360 .434 .875
7/8--14 .885 .160 800.0 117.0 70.0
1.000 .393 .326 .875 .393 .358 .875 .393 .502 1.000 .393 .520 1.000
1.125 .393 .326 .875 .393 .358 .875 .393 .581 1.125 .393 .520 1.000
1.250 .393 .326 .875 .393 .358 .875 .393 .581 1.125 .393 .520 1.000
.625 .205 .301 .625

.750 .330 .301 .750 .291 .340 .750 .225 .406 .750
.875 .455 .301 .875 .416 .340 .875 .350 .406 .875 .226 .530 .875
1.000 .580 .301 1.000 .541 .340 1.000 .475 .406 1.000 .351 .530 1.000
1.125 .671 .301 1.125 .651 .340 1.125 .412 .594 1.125 .476 .530 1.125
1 - -8 1.015 .250 1070.0 160.0 92.0
1.250 .687 .393 1.250 687 .393 1.250 .537 .594 1.250 .601 .530 1.250
1.375 .687 .457 1.375 .687 .496 1.375 .649 .594 1.375 .681 .530 1.375
1.500 .687 .457 1.375 .687 .496 1.375 .687 .643 1.500 .687 .674 1.500
1.625 .687 .457 1.375 .687 .496 1.375 .687 .750 1.625 .687 .674 1.500
1.750 .687 .457 1.375 .687 .496 1.375 687 .750 1.625 .687 .674 1.500
.625 .237 .295 .625 .208 .329 .625 .136 .375 .625
.750 .362 .295 .750 .333 .329 .750 .261 .375 .750 .168 .498 .750
.875 .458 .295 .875 .458 .329 .875 .386 .375 .875 .293 .498 .875
1 - 12 1.015 .160 1.000 .458 .374 1.000 .458 .413 1.000 .458 .428 1.000 .418 .498 1.000 1070.0 160.0 92.0
1.125 .458 .374 1.000 .458 .413 1.000 .454 .562 1.125 .458 .553 1.125
1.250 .458 .374 1.000 .458 .413 1.000 .458 .667 1.250 ,458 .603 1.250
1.375 .458 .374 1.000 .458 .413 1.000 .458 667 1.250 .458 .603 1.250
1.500 .458 .374 1.000 .458 .413 1.000 .458 .667 1.250 .458 .603 1.250
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D O W E L PINS • Dimensions • Application Data
formed ends resist chipping
surface hardness, Rockwell " C " 60 minimum
surface finish: 6 microinch máximum
core hardness, Rockwell " C " 50—58
case depth: .020 in. minimum
shear strength: 150,000 psi (calculated)
heat treated alloy steel for strength and toughness
held to precise tolerance by automatic gaging and

electronic feed-back equipment
MS Standards: MS 16555 & MS 16556, ANSI B18.8.2.

(See Note 2, page 2)
SEE NOTE 5 j —n
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LENGTH - ±.010
DIMENSIONS AND A P P L I C A T I O N D A T A
1/16 .056 .0628 .0626 .0636 .0634 .0646 .0644 .016 5/16 930 .0625 .0620
3/32 .084 .0940 .0938 .0948 .0946 .0958 .0956 .018 5/16 2,070 .0937 .0932 |
1/8 .116 .1253 .1251 .1261 .1259 .1271 .1269 .022 5/16 3,690 .1250 .1245
5/32 .147 .1565 .1563 .1573 .1571 .1583 .022
3/16> .178 .1878 .1876 .1886 .1884 .1896
.1581
.1894 .023
5/16
5/16
5,760
8,280
.1562
.1875 .1557
.1870 J
Í7A ' .237 .2503 .2501 .2511 .2509 .2521 .2519 .031 7/16 14,730 .2500 .2495 |
5/16 .298 .3128 .3126 .31 36 * .3134 .3146 .3144 .034 1/2 23,000 .3125 .3120
3/8 .359 .3753 .3751 .3761 .3759 .3771 .3769 .038 9/16 33,150 .3750 .3745 |
7/16 .417 .4378 .4376 .4386 .4384 .4396 .4394 .047 5/8 45,090 .4375
.4370 jg
1/2 .480 .5003 .5001 .5011 .5009 .5021 .5019 .047 3/4 58,920 .5000 .4995 fl
9/16 .542 .5628 .5626 .5636 .5634 .5646 .5644 .047 3/4 74,550 .5625 .5620 '
5/8 .605 .6253 .6251 .6261 .6259 .6271 .6269 .047 3/4 92,040 .6250 .6245 |
3/4 .725 .7503 .7501 .7511 .7509 .7521 .7519 .059 13/16 132,540 .7500 .7495
7/8 .850 .8753 .8751 .8761 .8759 .8771 .8769 .059 13/16 180,390 .8750 .8745 |
1 .975 1.0003 1.0001 1.0011 1.0009 1.0021 1.0019 .059 13/16 235,620 1.0000 .9995
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DOWEL PINS
continuous grain flow resists

chipping of ends. Precisión heat APPLICATIONS
treated for greater strength and
surface hardness. Widely used as plug gages in
various production operations,
and as guide pins, stops, wrist
chamfered end provides easier
¡nsertion in hole. Surface pins, hinges and shafts. Also
finish to 6 microinch m á x i m u m .
used as position locators on
indexing machines, for align-
ing parts, as feeler gages in
assembly work, as valves and
valve plungers on hydraulic
equipment, as fasteners for
laminated sections and
machine parts, and as roller
bearings in casters and truck
wheels.
PART NUMBERING The part number consists of ( D a basic part number describtng
the item; (2) a dash number and letter designating diameter and
oversize dimensión; (3) a dash number designating length.
dowel pin 1/4" .001 oversize 1/2"
28420 -250 B -8 L E N G T H in 16ths
OVERSIZE A-.0002, B-.001, C-.002 (see below)
D I A M E T E R in thousandths
BASIC PART NUMBER 28420 (Standard Dowel Pins)

69382 (Pull-Out Dowel Pins)
NOTES:
1. Material: alloy steel

2. Heat treat: core-50-58 Re, surface-60 Re min. (one sixteenth diameter pins may be,
through-hardened except, core hardness shall not exceed surface hardness.)
3. Rourtdness: within 50 miltionths (.00005)

i. Surface finish: on O.D. — 6 micro-inch máximum.
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5. Point angle (approx.): 5 on point for lengths that are the same or longer Ihan "X". For
lengths shorterlhan "X" use 15° angle.
6. Shear Strength: 150,000 psi (calculated)
SIZE DESIGNATION
SPS dowel pins are available in 3 size ranges, each heid to a tolerance of .0002 inches.
A. Standard (Blue label) are .0002 over nominal.

B. First oversize (Red label) are .001 over nominal.
C. Second oversize (Brown label) are .002 over nominal.
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P U L L - O U T D O W E L PINS Dimensions • Application Data
tapped hole for easy pull-out (per MIL-S-7742}
exclusive sptral grooves afford uniform relief for

insertion and removal, reduce chances of hole-scoring
surface hardness—Rockwell C 60 minimum
surface finish—6 microinch máximum
core hardness—Rockwell C 50-58
shear strength: 150,000 psi (calculated)
heat treated alloy steel for strength and toughness
held to precise tolerance—.0002 on diameter and

roundness to 50 millionths of an inch.
formed ends resist chipping
GROOVE W I T H 5 PITCH
SEE NOTE 5
A DIA
THREADS PER MIL-S-7742
DIMENSIONS AND A P P L I C A T I O N D A T A
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5/16" # 1 0 - 3 2 UIMF-2B .298 .3128 .3126 .034 .625 .243 1/2 23,000 .3125 .3120
3/8" #10-32 UNF-2B .359 .3753 .3751 .038 .625 .243 9/16 33,150 .3750 .3745
7/16" #10-32 UNF-2B 417 .4378 .4376 .047 .625 .243 5/8 45.090 4375 .4370
1/2" 1/4-20 UNC-2B .480 .5003 .5001 .047 .750 .315 3/4 58,920 .5000 .4995
5/8" 1 / 4 - 2 0 UISIC-2B .605 .6253 .6251 .047 .750 .315 3/4 92,040 .6250 .6245
3/4" 5/16-18 UNC-2B .725 .7503 .7501 .059 .875 .390 13/16 132,540 .7500 .7495
7/8" 3/8—16 UNC—2B .850 .8753 .8751 .059 .875 .390 13/16 180,390 .8750 .8745
1 3/8-16 UNC-2B .975 1.0003 1.0001 .059 .875 .390 13/16 235,620 1.0000 .9995
NOTES
PULL-OUT DOWEL PINS
5 W A Y S TO S A V E
U N B R A K O Pull-Out
Dowel Pins are easier,
more accurate and
more economical
than "do-it-yourself"
modifications of
standard dowels.
They save you
money F I V E ways:
You don't need any special tools to remove U N B R A K O pull-owt d o w e l s -

just an ordinary die hook and a socket head cap or button head socket screw.
1. Y O U S A V E C O S T OF S E P A R A T E K N O C K - O U T 4. Y O U S A V E MODIFICATION C O S T S ,
H O L E S IN B L I N D H O L E S W H E R E PINS MUST BE YOU AVOID H E A D A C H E S AND YOU S A V E
REMOVED. YOUR S K I L L E D P E O P L E F O R
UNBRAKO pull-out dowel pins aie easy to install in MORE P R O F I T A B L E WORK.
blind hoíes, easy to remove. Exclusive spiral grooves U N B R A K O pull-out dowel pins have tapped
reléase trapped a¡r for insertion or rernoval without holes and relief grooves built in. Time-
danger of hole-scoring. consuming "do-it-yourself" modification of
standard pins is eliminated. No need for
annealing (lo make pins soft enough to drill
2. Y O U S A V E COST OF NEW PINS E A C H TIME and tap) and re-hardening, which can result
DIE IS S E R V I C E D OR D I S M A N T L E D . ¡n damage to finish, and in ¡naccuracies and
UNBRAKO pull-out dowel pins are reusable. The distortion.
hole tapped in one end for a removal screw or
threaded "puller" makes it easy and fast to remove
5. Y O U S A V E TIME AND M O N E Y B E C A U S E ,
the pin without damage tu pin or hole, permits
OF T H I S Q U A L I T Y " R E P E A T A B 1 L I T Y " . NO
repeated re-use.
SPECIAL PREPARATION OF INDIVIDUAL
H O L E S N E E D E D — Y O U C A N BE S U R E O F
A C C U R A T E FIT E V E R Y TIME.
3. Y O U S A V E MONEY IN R E D U C E D
U N B R A K O pull-out dowel pins are ¡dentical and
DOWNTIME AND LOSS O F P R O D U C T I O N
interchangeable with standard U N B R A K O dowels.
U N B R A K O pull-out dowel pins speed up die
They have the same physicals, finish, accuracy and
servicing and reworkíng. You can remove them
toíerances. And they are consistently uniform.
without turning the die over, and you can takc
Their exclusive spiral relief grooves provide more
out individual sections of the die for rework or
uniform relief than other types of removable pins.
service without rcmoving entire die assembly
assuríng more uniform pull-out valúes.
from the press.
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\ ••••••• " '.. r
i*
1/4
5/16 | t H.
3/8
#8 1/8
5/64" Key 3/16 -~!¿?¿L.
1/4 i t, Jl L «SH*
1
. J . ™
5/16 - - t
3/8
1/2 •M, - i.
#10 3/16
3/32" Key 1/4 f ; ' i y*.Hi , -
5/16
3/8 ' >
1
1/2
3/4
1/4 3/16
1/8" Key 1/4 "I 1 t i WEBS» JUtHj 1
J
5/16 \..\w:C""
3/8 * "y: - ,' ¡ p i p |S||ff|||}
1/2
5/3
.
"' . 1
I P
3/4 \
1
5/16 1/4
5/32" Key 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
i -i
1
j i" * t
Bill
1 i
SÜfrl
3/8 1/4
3 / 1 6 " Key 3/8 1
n- | K
1/2 1 ,-1 i
* 5/8 '*K ' '¡! i„iw*=^&iei"
n
WWW
** 3/4 MSÉjlMk
1
1-1/4
1/2 3/8
1/4" Key 1/2
fj
•itf t y ' ti
5/8 ,*lí ! ' ( "
3/4
1
1-1/4
5/8 5/8
5/16" Key 1
1-1/4
- " " NOTES: Above items are also fnanufactured ín shorter, tóhgeránd intermedíate lengths- s'ii)jject.M"s(%iál arder requtrements. .
i 1 . , ; T ,, > ~ ' ' . L i "
1 ! T
J Indícales stock sizes available. •j. \* ' - V *\
61
\
umagiaa
S O C K E T S E T S C R E W S (Cont'd.)
with with
[ S E T S C R E W S Knurled and Ptain Cup Point plain LOC-WEL plain LOC-WEL
UNRC -coarsa UNRF-fine stain- stain- stain- stain-
diameter length alloy less alloy less alloy less alloy less
with with #8 1/8 K K
5 / 6 4 " Key 3/16 K 1 •• " K K
stain- stain- stain- stain- 1/4 K • ,. K «1 *, 1 K
diameter tength alloy less alloy less alloy less alloy less "T' •"'—*~
5/16 K * *< 1
K
#0 1/16 " ''
3/8 K ¡"' K K
.028" Key 3/32
7/16 K
1/8 t«'
1/2 K K K
3/16 5/8 K
1/4 ' s
* 1
3/4 K K
#1 1/16 :
7/8 K
.035" Key 3/32 ... ¡,,1,„
1 K
1/8 K
#10 3/16 ,'n ' . K Vi K K
3/16 K K
i j
J -r 3 / 3 2 " Key 1/4 K fe
1/4 •j. .
5/16 K. K s i i i K ÉÉRi
#2 1/16 - ti' 3/8 K V, K 1 1
1 ; • K
.035" Key 3/32 ' . T 7/16 K
1/8 S >4fit 1/2 K, K K K Mjfljjl
3/16
1/4
5/8
3/4
K
K K
K
K
K
K
ÉS8I
#3 3/32 7/8 K
. 0 5 0 " Key 1/8 - 1 K K k
3/16 1-1/4 K K
1/4 1/4 3/16 K • K
#4 1/8 K K 1/8" Key 1/4 K K K K
.050" Key 3/16 K K K 5/16 K K K K
1
1/4 K K K 3/8 K K K K
5/16 K 7/16 K K
3/8 K K K 1/2 K K K. K
1/2 K K 5/8 K K K K
5/8 K 3/4 K K K K
#5 1/8 K K 7/8 K
1/16" Key 3/16 K 1 K K K K
1/4 K K 1-1/4 K K K K
5/16 K 1-1/2 K K
3/8 K 1-3/4 K
1/2 K 2 K K
5/8 K 5/16 1/4 K K
3/4 K 5 / 3 2 " Key 5/16 K K K K
#6 1/8 ' K 3/8 K K K. K
1/16" Key 3/16 k K
•. £ K
K
7/16 K K.
1/4 .* : 1" K 1/2 K K K K
5/16 K K K K
5/8 K
3/8 JT- K K 3/4 K K K K
7/16 K 7/8 K
1/2 K K 1 K K K
5/8 K 1-1/4 K K K
3/4 K K ••
1-1/2 K K
7/8 K 1-3/4 K
1 K 2 K
Aboye ítems are also manufactured in shorter/^tíii-opi miJ mte-irkH ¡ i f 1i i-nt)j£~5Ubiect to spectai order requirérnents.
Indicates Plain Gup Point stock"siiesayail

tnd¡cates Knurled Cup Point stock sizes a*n'obl
62
V
STOCK SIZES
Socket Set Screws • Low Head Socket Cup Screws
IHBK^^REWS (Conttt)'- V ' - í V ^ * LS*'A-¿K
UNRC-coarse UNRF-fine UNRC-coarse UNRF-fine

with with with with
plain LOC-WEL plain LOC-WEL plain LOC-WEL plain LOC-WEL
stain- stain- stain- stain- stain- stain- stain- stain-
diameter length alloy less alloy less alloy less alloy less diameter length alloy less alloy less alloy less alloy less
1/4 K
3/8
Ém 7/8 7/8 K
3/16" Key 5/16
3/8
K
K
jlI t K
K K
1/2" Key 1
1-112
K
K
K
7/16 K
2 K
1/2 K K K
2-1/2 K
5/8 K K K
ffSJÍSii. 3 K
3/4 K K K
1 1 K K
7/8 K
1 K K K 9 / 1 6 " Key 1-1/2 K K
1-1/4 K K 2 K
1-1/2 K K 2-1/2 K
1-3/4 K 3 K
2 K K
2-1/2 K
7/16 3/8 K K
7/32" Key 7/16 K K
1/2 K K
5/8 K K
•
3/4 K K
7/8 K
1 K UNRC-coarse UNRF-fine
1-1/4 K
1-1/2 K plain plain
2 K
1/2 3/8 K
1/4" Key 7/16 K diameter length alloy stainless alloy stainless
1/2 K ' - t
K K as 3/8
y SIÍP -
5/8 K "t ! -T K •
5 / 6 4 " Key 1/2
3/4 K ~ C . ( K K
5/8 > í ir.:
7/8 K
1 K ' K K 3/4 - V -
K
1-1/4 K K «10 3/8
1-1/2 K K 3/32" Key 1/2
1-3/4 - -
K K 5/8 i
2 K K ,\
3/4
2-1/2 K
1 - íys
3 K 1. .- n.. -----
5/8 1/2 K K 1 /4 3/8
5/16" Key 5/8 K K c K : K 1/8" Key 1/2
3/4 K K 5/8
7/8 K 3/4
• -Ûw-
1
1-1/4
K
K
K
K *
& 1
5/16 1/2 , ,T , ^
1-1/2 K K
5/32" Key 3/4
1-3/4 K
2 K 1
2-1/2 K 1-1/4 • . vi:.". •
:
3 K 1-1/2 - ' i_
3/4 5/8 K K 3'8 1/2

3 / 8 " Key 3/4 K K
3 16" Key 3/4
1 K K :(,•-' i
1
1-1/4 K K
1-1/4 • \ •'••< -l\V !
1-1/2 K K
1-3/4 K 1-1/2 •
2 K K 1/2 1
2-1/2 K K 1 / 4 " Key 1 -1 /4
3 K 1-1/2
NQTESj Above ítems are also manufactured ¡n shorter, iongee a r ^ ¡nterrtie"dJBte lengths—subjecf ta special orderrequiréments.
| | indicates stock sizes availabe ^ **•' '
63
\
ÍKET C A P S C R E W S (Cont'd.)
with with
diameter length alloy stainless altoy alloy stainless alloy
5/16 1/2
3/16" Key 5/8
3/4 - .
1 't v"
1-1/4 f - > . t.
1-1/2 í >;
•r
1-3/4
2
2-1/4
1-1/2
3/8 1/2
7/32" Key 5/8
3/4
1
1-1/4
1-1/2
1-3/4
2
2-1/4
2-1/2
3
7/16 3/4
1 / 4 " Key 1
1-1/4
1-1/2
1-3/4
2
• I':.
1/2 3/4
5/16" Key 1
1-1/4 ">
1 -1 /2 ~ ^ \
1-3/4
2
2-1/4
2-1/2
3
5/8 1-1/4
3 / 8 " Key 1-1/2
1-3/4
•
2
2-1/4
2-1/2
3
3/4 1-1/4
1/2" Key 1-1/2
1-3/4
2
2-1/4
2-1/2
3
64
\
^ A J H E A D S O C K E T C A P S C R E W S (Cont'd.)
with with
diameter length alloy stainless altoy alloy stainless alloy
FLAGEAD SQ0KET C A P S C R E W ' 5/16 1/2 j •
UNRC-coarse UNRF-fine 3 / 1 6 " Key 5/8
3/4 !• • *
with with 1 **t ' V i
. * *„ i¿
1-1/4
1-1/2
diameter length alloy stainless alloy alloy stainless alloy
1-3/4
82 3/16 2
.050" Key 1/4 2-1/4
3/8 1-1/2
1/2 3/8 1/2
#3 1/4 7/32" Key 5/8
1/16" Key 3/8 3/4 ' 2" 381 l l l l l l l l l l i l
1/2 1 ¿i „
84 1/4 1-1/4
1/16" Key 3/8 1-1/2
1/2 1-3/4
5/8 2
3/4 2-1/4
1
85. 1/4 2-1/2
5/64" Key 3/8 3
1/2 7/16 3/4
5/8 1/4" Key 1
3/4 1-1/4
86 1/4 i J™**' >•» 1-1/2
5/64" Key 3/8 1-3/4
1/2 2
5/8 1/2 3/4
3/4 5/16" Key 1
88 3/8 1-1/4
3/32" Key 1/2 1-1/2
5/8 1-3/4
3/4 • \'\ 2
1 2-1/4
810 3/8 2-1/2
1/8" Key 1/2 3
5/8 5/8 1-1/4
3/4 3/8" Key 1-1/2
|LîWhte^^|*^4i
1 1-3/4
1-1/4 2
1-1/2 2-1/4
1/4 3/8 2-1/2
5/32" Key 1/2 3
5/8 3/4 1-1/4
3/4 1 / 2 " Key 1-1/2
1 1 -3/4
1-1/4 2
1-1/2 2-1/4
1-3/4 2-1/2
2 3
N O T E S : Abovü ítems are al* HI.IUNI «.i'iiail'ift -i u m r lnii jw «dViuth i n ^ Jiol engths— subject t o speciat order requirements*
i • •' - 1 1 "* * • V-* ' • -" i»
1
.. i Indícales st
64
\
STOCK SIZES
Fiat Head Socket Cap Screws • Square Head Set Screws • Pressure Plugs
immm ,
S E T S C R E W S (Corrt'd.y
UNRC-Coarse
Knurl
Cup
diameter length alloy stainless

UNRC-Coarse 3/8 1-1/4
Knurl 1-1/2
Cup
1/2 3/4
diameter length alloy stainless
1-1/4
t/4 1/2
1-1/2
5/8
3/4
i 2-1/2
1
1-1/4
5/8 1-1/4
1-1/2
•. . • i. ¡ •. 1-1/2
5/16 1/2
5/8
t 2-1/2
3/4
1 1
, H«Í
3-1/2
1-1/4
1-1/2 'J. i.»- ..ir. • 3/4
3/8 1/2 2-1/2
5/8 " '
- V't-
3/4 i 5 3-1/2
1
P K E S S U K E PLUGSÍ
LEVL-SEAL
7/8" Taper DRYSEAL
Flush Type, Dryseal Thread 3/4" Taper
Thds. Teflon-
Pipe Per Coated
Size In. Length Alloy Alloy Brass Length Alloy Stainless Brass
1/16 27 1/4 5/16
1/8 27 1/4 3&- 5/16
1/4 18 13/32 7/16
3/8 14 13/32 1/2

n ¡i
1/2 14 17/32 9/16
3/4 14 17/32 5/8 rf
11-1/2 21/32 3/4
1-1/4 11-1/2 21/32 13/16
J
A 'NOTES Above ítems are also man il * l u r i b ü i i i i u ; r o j i V f üocf irit^n* th* JLJH.» t J i
if-Li i ©rder requírémfeiiiS.
5
Indicates stock síai» i.Wilatile'!".^; VV? '• * S'*
65
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I
SOCKEÍ-HEAD SHOULDEIÍ & R E Í f l | 1

*!.- '»
with with
SOCÍKÍT HEAÍVSHOULDER SCREWS "" - plain LOC-WEL plain LOC-WEL
UNRC-coarse UNRF-fine stain- stain- stain- stain-

diameter length alloy less alloy less alloy less alloy less
with with 1/2 2-1/2
plain LOC-WEL plain LOC-WEL 2-3/4
stain- stain- stain- stain- Thd. Dia. 3 •
diameter length alloy less alloy less alloy less alloy less 3/8-16 3-1/4
1/4 3/8 3-1/2 .
1/2 1/4" Key 3-3/4

Thd. Día. 5/8 4
#10-24 3/4 4-1/4
L__
1 4-1/2 lililí
1/8" Key 1-1/4 - . H J
4-3/4 1
1-1/ 5 -,
h
• 1
5/16 3/8 5/8 1-1/4
j 1
1/2 1-1/2 > .m
v 1
Thd. Dia. 5/8 «¿1 * ji Thd. Dia. 1-3/4
1/4-20 3/4 1/2-13 2 " . W¿
1 2-1/4 H a
5/32" Key 1-1/4 5 / 1 6 " Key 2-1/2
1¿V. i
1-1/2
1-3/4 r—,v " •—
2-3/4 ¡¡¡Ir • * j*
3
2 :J ...
- 3-1/4
3/8 3/8 3-1/2
1/2 3-3/4
Thd. Dia. 5/8 4
5/16-18 3/4 4-1/4
1 4-1/2
3 / 1 6 " Key 1-1/4 4-3/4
1-1/2 5
1-3/4 5-1/2
2 6
2-1/4 3/4 1-1/2
...
2-1/2 1-3/4
2-3/4 Thd. Dia. 2
3 5/8-11 2-1/4
3-1/4 ¿<? ." 2-1/2
i
3-1/2^* 3 / 8 " Key 2-3/4
3-3/4 *
-g -
3 iBl
4 3-1/4 '
tV: -
1/2 1/2 3-1/2
5/8 3-3/4
Thd. Dia. 3/4 4
3/8-16 1 4-1/4
1-1/4 4-1/2
1/4" Key 1-1/2 4-3/4
1-3/4 5
2 5-1/2
2-1/4 6
\ STOCK SIZES
Socket Head Shoulder Screws • Dowel Pins
HEG
Regular Type
Dowel Pins
PufIQut
.0002 .001 Dowel
Dta. Length Oversize Oversize Pins
Regular Type 3/8 1/2
Dowel Pins 5/8
Pulí Out 3/4 -
Dowel 7/8
.0002 .001 1 t-p, i, -
Dia. Length Oversize Oversize Pins 1-1/4
1/16 3/16 i- . í.-. i 1-1/2
1/4 1-3/4
3/8 2 * í
1/2 - 2-1/4
5/8 2-1/2 -i í v," ;
3/4
1
i,'"""-'",' 3 i
7/8 7/16 1
1 1-1/4
3/32 1/4 1-1/2
3/8 i 1-3/4
1/2 ufa ; 2
5/8 2-1/2
3/4 3
7/8 1/2 3/4
1 1
1/8 3/8 1-1/4 ps-i
i.-ti
1/2 1-1/2
/2&
5/8 trí¡> ?
-3f: . ote*. 1-3/4
3/4 2
7/8 • ls
í' 2-1/4 . .• -H
1 •i 1
2-1/2
1-1/4 V 3 " su
1-1/2 3-1/2 • it
1-3/4 4
2 5/8 1
3/16 1/2 1-1/4
1
5/8 . • • • ^--| 1-1/2 f¿
3/4 i 1-3/4
,L
J T ' '•
7/8 2
1 i, 2-1/4
1-1/4 ^ • ... 2-1/2
1-1/2 3
1-3/4 3-1/2
2 4
1/4 1/2 4-1/2
5/8 5
3/4 r' - • . -.V 3/4 2
7/8 2-1/2
1 1,1 . , 3
1-1/4 3-1/2
1-1/2 4
1-3/4 4-1/2
2 5
2-1/4 6
2-1/2 7/8 2
5/16 1/2 «.IJ - - 3
5/B 4
3/4 5
7/8 6
1 1 2
1-1/4 r >, , - . si; 2-1/2
1-1/2 . i . , 3
1-3/4 3-1/2
2 * , y ' 'i 4
2-1/4 4-1/2
2-1/2 5
3 6
N O T E S ; Above items are also manufactured in shotter^tonget antf míe»rjiídj^êngths— subject to special order requírements.
| Indícales stock sizes available.
6
3*r >M
ED FAS
uaro Inches |
UNRÉ' * * • UN UNRF ' * nwninal

SO .060 1.524 —
80 .00180 .002827
«1 .073 1.854 64 72 .00263 .00278 .004185
82 .086 2.184 56 64 .00370 .00394 .005809
83 .099 2.514 48 56 .00487 .00523 .007698
84 .112 2.844 40 48 .00604 .00661 .009852
85 .125 3.175 40 44 .00796 .00830 .012272
86 .138 3.505 32 40 .00909 .01015 .014957
88 .164 4.165 32 36 .0140 .01474 .021124
810 .190 4.826 24 32 .0175 .0200 .028353
1/4 .250 6.350 20 28 .0318 .0364 .049087
5/16 .312 7.937 18 24 .0524 .0580 .076699
3/8 .375 9.525 16 24 .0775 .0878 .11045
7/16 .437 11.112 14 20 .1063 .1187 .15033
1/2 .500 12.700 13 20 .1419 .1599 .19635
9/16 .562 14.287 12 16 .182 .203 .24850
5/8 .625 15.875 11 18 .226 .256 .30680
3/4 .750 19.050 10 16 .334 .373 .44179
7/8 .875 22.225 9 14 .462 .509 .60132
1 1.000 25.400 8 12 .606 .663 .78540
1-1/8 1.125 28.575 7 12 .763 .856 .99402
1-1/4 1.250 31.750 7 12 .969 1.073 1.2272
1-3/8 1.375 34.925 6 12 1.155 1.315 1.4849
1-1/2 1.500 38.100 6 12 1.405 1.581 1.7671
1-3/4 1.750 44.450 5 12 . 1.90 2.19 2.4053
2 2.000 50.800 4-1/2 12 2.50 2.89 3.1416
2-1/4 2.250 57.150 4-1/2 12 3.25 3.69 3.9761
2-1/2 2.500 63.500 4 12 4.00 4.60 4.9088
2-3/4 2.750 69.850 4 12 4.93 5.59 5.9396
3 3.000 76.200 4 12 5.97 6.69 7.0686
ROCKWELL—BRINELL—TENSILE CONVERSION
-* tonsile Rockwell tonsila

i Bnnelt strength
j . Hwrbx hardnew approx
mimbe^ t ,ugp PSI: Scate Scale niiinliei 1000 psi
60 654 336 43 408 200 26 259 123

59 634 328 42 398 ^ 194 25 253 120
58 615 319 41 387 ' . 188 24 247 118
57 595 "3T0" 40 377 181 23 241 115
56 577 301 39 367 176 22 100 235 112
55 560 292 38 357 170 21 99 230 110
-54" "54T 283 T6T 20 98 225 107
53 524 274 36 337 160 (19) 220 104
52 512 265 35 327 155 (18) 97 215 103
-bi- " W "757" "34"" 3TF T5Ü" (17) 210 102
so 488 249 33 309 147 (16) 96 206 100
49 476 241 32 301 (15) 201 99
142
~W "464" "233" ~w "29T "739" (14) 95 197 97
47 453 225 30 285 136 (13) 94 193 96
46 442 219 29 279 132 (12) 93 190 93
~*5~ 430 ~7TT "272"
"23" T29" (11) 186 91
44 419 206 27 265 126 (10) 92 183 90
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TECH NIC AL DATA
Stess Area • Rockwell Hardness • Precisión Plating
PRECISION PLATING Specifications
T h e conditions of u s e determine the re- c a n b e offered or s p e c i f i e d without regard listed in the first c o l u m n of the table ( " S P S
quirements for the performance of a plat- to the conditons of u s e . O u r e n g i n e e r s will c o d e no.") will b e a d e q u a t e . If require-
ing. Type, thickness and postplate treat- b e happy to d i s c u s s your requirements ments a r e more exacting or more c l o s e l y
ments all have an effect on the results a n d m a k e recommendation for your s p e - defined, s p e c i a l c o a t i n g s to a wide r a n g e
obtained in a given environment. F o r this cific n e e d s . For the great majority of u s e r s , of specifications a r e a v a i l a b l e ( s e e "typical
reason, there is no "best" plating w h i c h o n e of the standard plating combinations s p e c i f i c a t i o n s " c o l u m n below).
ti
¡E
Tí.
PS-I-V^^.L^. - - - • — - - . |
P-2 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 clear post píate dip AMS 2400 and
Q Q - P - 4 1 6 , Type I
P-3 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 olive drab enrómate QQ-P-416, Type II
P-4 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 iridescent dichromate Q Q - P - 4 1 6 , Type II
P-6 zinc .0002 .0003 .0005 clear bright A S T M B633, Type III
P-7 zinc .0002 .0003 .0005 olive drab chromate A S T M B633, Type II
P-8 zinc .0002 .0003 .0005 iridescent dichromate A S T M B633, Type II
P-9 zinc .0002 .0003 .0005 supplementary A S T M B633, Type IV

phosphate
P-10 silver .0002 .0003 .0005 nickel strike AMS 2410, AMS 2411
P-11 black oxide alloy or 18-8 stainless AMS 2485

carbón steel MN-C-13924
P-12 dull nickel .0002 .0003 .0005 AMS 2403
P-14 copper .0002 .0003 .0005 AMS 2418
P-15 tin .0002 .0003 .0005 AMS 2408

Mil-T-10727, Type I
P-16 phosphate (class A} dry non-drying oil manganese phosphate AMS 2481
(Parker-Lubrite) DOD-P-16232
P-17 phosphate dry drying oíl zinc phosphate AMS 2480

(class B) DOD-P-16232
(Parkerizing}
P-18 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 black dye over QQ-P-416 Type II
olive drab chromate except color
P-21 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 fluoborate bath, bake ÑAS 672
at 375° for 23 hours
iridescent dichromate
P-23 silver .0002 .0003 .0005 copper strike AMS 2412
P-24 nickel .0002 NI thermal treat 630° AMS 2416

cadmium .0001 C D
P-25 vacuum cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 Mil-C-8837, Type I
P-28 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 supplementary Q Q - P - 4 1 6 , Type III

phosphate
P-31 vacuum cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 iridescent dichromate Mil-C-8837, Type II
"Cronak" or equivalen!
P-34 molydisulfide available with a variety

coating of carriers, concentrations
and treatments to customer
requirements.
P-35 passivation for austenitic series QQ-P-35

stainless steel
P-36 passivation for 400 series
stainless steel
P-39 cadmium .0002 .0003 .0005 clear post píate dip AMS 2401
P-43 sérmete! AMS 2506
P-45 "metric" blue dye

P-48 IVD Aluminum .0010 .0005 .0003 supplementary Mil-C-83488. Type II
chromate
OROERWG MOTE: Untess ottwrwse specrfied the following proci
Cadmhim Plato—SPS Coí» P2A, cteat posl píate dip
Zinc Plato SPS COte P 6 ^ #ea* pOSt píate dip. Plating Thjckrie
Notel; SfKHjHerscre^fiaheaíbôol^^hjwheadcaiisen3<4arenoi riiarfcjfaáúrtó* % • - i^tjMeiiHi* Wese p»ts tm'not aSwüyé accept 00Ó2" piaañsm^^ 3
i[»ss.
When these parís are required» fvave a -OOD2* minimum Of fd J^sKouMbeoRfeiedia • • • • catón ratnér than irte SPS code no wíh plating ttitekness A."
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UBI agí gg
Jenkintown Research and Development Laboratory
W h e n y o u have a f a s t e n i n g p r o b i e m ,
U N B R A K O , a d i v i s i ó n o f SPS T E C H -
N O L O G I E S , has a c o m p l e t e Consulting
e n g i n e e r i n g service t o h c l p y o u solve i t .
T h e Three p a r t service covers a p p l i c a t i o n ,
t e s t i n g a n d design of special fasteners.
A p p l i c a t i o n Engineering Service is
available t o assist y o u in all phases o f
fastening and j o i n i n g , including j o í n t
design, p r o d u c t c a p a b i l i t y , i n s t a l l a t i o n
t e c h n i q u e s a n d f a i l u r e analysis. These
t e c h n i c a l representativos can w o r k
w i t h you i n y o u r plant o r in o u r s .
T h e y can f r c q u e n t l y e f f e c t s u b s t a n t i a l
e c o n o m í e s i n b o t h t h e design and p r o -
d u c t i o n o f y o u r p r o d u c t because o f Special Fasteners
t h e i r w i d e e x p e r i e n c e in t h e f i e l d .
Testing C o m p l e t e l a b o r a t o r y f a c i l i - Design of special fasteners is a n SPS developed and produced millions of

ties are a v a i l a b l e f o r any fastener sp*ecialty. W h e n y o u b r i n g y o u r p r e c i s i ó n fasteners t o t h e m o s t e x -
t e s t i n g you m a y need. Capabilities " s p e c i a l s " r e q u i r e m e n t s t o us, y o u acting Aerospace and M i l i t a r y standards.
are f u l l range, e x t e n d i n g f r o m p r o - a u t o m a t i c a l l y b e n e f i t f r o m t h e same T h e r e is n o l i m i t t o t h e k n o w - h o w a n d
perties o f base m a t e r i a l s t h r o u g h t h e e x p e r i e n c e a n d f a c t l i t i e s t h a t have processes a v a i l a b l e .
f i n i s h e d p r o d u c t and a c t u a l j o i n t s .
Envíronmental testing simulates
conditions of specific requirements.
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TECHNICAL DATA
WD
METROLOGY SERVICE
M a n y p r e c i s i ó n parts r e q u i r e e x a c t i n g
m e a s u r e m e n t . F o r t h i s p u r p o s e , SPS
has established t w o c o m p l e t e M e t r o l -
ogy Centers—one in J e n k i n t o w n a n d
o n e i n Santa A n a o n t h e W e s t Coast.
B o t h f a c i l i t i e s are available f o r analysis
of y o u r p r o b l e m s .
T a l v o r i d , rouEHiness
tester determines, radial E q u i p m e n t comprises more than 2,000
vanat ion within d i f f e r e n t w o r k i n g gages a n d r e l a t e d
miltionths of an inch.
check masters, i n c l u d i n g gage b l o c k s
c a l i b r a t e d to 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 i n c h a n d c e r t i f i e d
by t h e N a t i o n a l Bureau of S t a n d a r d s .
SPS Metrology Laboratory
faciüties include gage blocks Each center can p r o v i d e e x a c t measure-
having certified traceubtlity ment of: pitch diameter to 0.00001
to the National Eureau oí
Standards. inch...direct diameters to 0.00001 inch
o
...lead t o 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 i n c h . . . a n g l e t o 0 5'
...taper t o 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 inch...concentr¡city
t o 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 inch...squareness t o 0 . 0 0 0 0 1
i n c h . . . r o u n d n e s s t o 0 . 0 0 0 0 3 inch...sur-
face t o 0 . 2 m i c r o i n c h .
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TECHNICAL SERVICES
COMMON S Y M P T O M S
AND DETECTION O F
THREAD FIT PROBLEMS
A coast-to-coast n e t w o r k of screw-thread vanced gaging and measuring equipment 2. T o help m a n u f a c t u r e r s find solutions
measuring laboratories ¡s available to in- for aid in size control in their o w n p r o d u c t to difficult fit and strength problems
dustry for the study and solution of assembly w o r k . s t e m m i n g f r o m d i m e n s i o n a l factors.
threaded fastener size and fit problems. Immediate goals of the thread-measuring 3. In general, through fostering a greater
interchange of i n f o r m a t i o n on the
The near-identical S c r e w T h r e a d Metrol- facilities are:
factors of screw-thread fit, to help
ogy Laboratories—in J e n k i n t o w n , P a . , 1 . T o reduce present p r o d u c t i o n losses
¡ndustry meet steadily increasíng de-
and in Santa A n a , Calif.— make available resulting f r o m needíess fastener assem-
to users of threaded parts the most ad- mands for higher p r o d u c t reliability.
bly problems.
í-i.ln.it. »%¿í* •l^Síff
Bolts loosen in a. External thread P.D. is l o o low a, c Measure pitch dia. on Tri-RoMs .0001
tapped hole b Internal hole is oversize a, c Check major dia. w i t h Micrometer or Supermike .0001
c Tapered threads b, c Check tapped hole w i t h Thread Plug Gage or
Bryant Gage .0001
d Incorrect preload b Check mi ñor dia. w i t h plain plug or I ntrirniks Plus functional gage fit
d Check proper installation
Binding in a a P.D. or major diameter oversize a, c, d Measure P.D. on Tri-Roll set up (P.D. & Functional) ,0001
tapped hole b Excessive lead error a, d Check major dia. w i t h Micrometer or Supermike .0001
b Check lead on lead tester .00001
c Improper thread f o r m c, d Thread f o r m and lead by Optical Comparator Magnif ¡catión to 100X
d Tapered thread c Use of f o r m and radn charts Magnificaron to 100X
Thread will not a Distorted lead thread a Check on Optical Comparator Magnification to 100X
start b Nicked lead thread a Check w i t h Ring Thread-also visual Functional Check
c Mating parts not same class or b Visual check and use of Ring Thread Functional Check
size of thread b Use of Microscope 40 X
c Use of Magna Gage (Plating), T n - R o l l -
Bryant Gages .0001
Loóse or a Undersize P.D. a, d Use of P.D. & Functional Tri-Roll .0001

sloppv f ,
t b Mating parts not same class or b, d Bryant Gages .0001
size of thread b Rmg Thread and Thread Plug Gages Functional Check
c P.D. of tapped hole is oversize c Thread plugs—Bryant Gages Functional Check
d Tapered thread c Three wire check w i t h mold of tapped hole .0001
Low torque a Locking feature of nut w o n ' t meet a Use of torque wrench and standard stud inch oz.
when used torque requirements ion standard a Use of Thread Plug Gage Functional Check
with locknut studs) b Use of P.D. and Functional Tri-Roll .0001
b P.D. of bolt is undersize b Three wire check .00001
Excessiv/e torque a Locking feature of nut w o n ' t a Use of torque wrench and standard stud inch oz.
when used meet torque requirements (on a Use of Thread Plug Gage Functional Check
with locknut standard studs) b Use of P.D. and Functional T n Roll .0001
b P.D. of bolt is oversize b Three wire check .00001
c Lack of lubricant on locknut c Visual mspeetion Visual
Galling threads a Burrs a Microscope check 40 X

b Excessive lead errors 3 Use of Ring Thread Functional Check
c Matenals prone to gallmg not b Use of Lead Tester .00001
properly plated b Optical Comparator .100X
d Poor surface finish on threads c, e Chemical test fetching) (To magnify lapsi
e Lapped threads c Magna Gage .0001
d Use of Profilometer 1 microinch
d, e Use of Microscope 40X
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Features and Stock Slze Information 3

2 COPYRIGHT 1967 SPS TECHNOlOGIES

A WARNING TO METRIC FASTENER USERS

Metric s o c k e t c a p s c r e w s a r e N O T s o l d in a s i n g l e s t r e n g t h level like U.S. s o c k e t s c r e w s .

DIMENSIONS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES APPLICATION D1

All dimensión» In milllmetefs.

Over 1 6 to 50 mm, incl. ±0.4 ±0.4 + 0.7 1

Over 50 lo 120 mm. Ind. ±0.7 ±1.0 ±1.5 1

Over 120 to 200 mm, Ind. tl.O ± t.5 ±2.0 1

Over 200 mm ±2.0 ±2.5 ±3.0

2. HwdiWM - Re 36-43 jaBoy tf—I)

X TafttH Stmaa — |atoy atoaf) 1300 MPa tmj M I B K Z * .

L YMd Strwa - (aioy ll70MPatvuUi6atM.

Nom. E F H W Plain Tap Body Countec

M8 1.25 13 8 2.24 2.48 5.0 28 6 35 310 6.75 8.8 14.25

M16 2.0 24 16 4.91 4.76 10.0 44 12 300 2650 14 17 25.5§

All dimensions in milltmeters.

NOTES: 1. Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Ailoy Steel.

3. Tansfle Slrtas — 1040 MPa

AppHcabkor | ANSI B 18.3.1M. ASTM A574M, ISO 4762,

ASSORTMENT NO. 10 ASSORTMENT NO. 20

THREADS: ANSI B 1.13M. ISO 282

DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA

All dimensions in millimeters.

NOTES: 1. Material — UNBRAKO High Grada Alloy Steel M5

Squartnass — Bearing surtace ot head lo be

Thread Crasa — 4g 6g Nominal Screw Díamete^

Up to 16 mm. Ind. ±0.3 ^

Over 16 to 60 mm. Ind. ±0.5 •

THREADS: ANSI B 1.13M. ISO 262 (coenw serte onM

DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA

Recommended Hole Dimensions

" All dimensions in millimeters.

NOTES: 1. Matarla! - UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Sleel.

2v Tena** Stress — (alloy alee!) 1050 MPa LENGTH TOLERANCE

Thread Cía»» — 4g 6g Over 60 mm *0-8

THREAOS: I ANSÍ B 1.13M. ISO 282{Coane terissor*»

DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA ta

All dimensions in millimeters.

NOTES: 1. Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Steel.

Tenslle Stress — 1100 MPa based on mínimum thread neck

Shaar Stress — 660 MPa , ^

Squareneaa — The bearing surfacs of the head shalt be

Now....you c a n have FULL HARD- FULL CLAMPING F O R C E - l n a B R O A D E R USAGE—You c a n u s e

PLAIN C U P POINT and K N U R L E D CUP POINT (SelMocking)

POINT STYLE: PWn Cup

PLAIN CUP POINT

All dlmanslons in millimeters.

2. Hardness - Rocfcwe* C45-53 Up to 12 mm, ind. ±0.3

K N U R L E D CUP POINT '

UNBRAKO METRIC SOCKET SET SCREW ASSORTMENT #30

Screw Size Screw Size

HEX KEYS 1 EACH: 2 mm. 2.5 mm. 3 mm. 4 mm.

THREADS: ANSI B 1 13M, ISO 262 (coarse series only)

or- Sí* iSEE NOTE 3)

DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA

I.ÍI¿! i-.-s itJ i' > - JaVHaWaavaVe»

THREADS: 1 ANSI B M3M, ISO 2S2 (coma seriesonfy)

DIMENSIONS APPLICATION DATA

All dimensions in millimeters.

Material — UNBRAKO High Grade Alloy Steel.

llfll«!rsll7S] I S O M e t r i c S o c k e t S e t S c r e w s — DOG POINT