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This table offers UNC and UNF machine screw diameters in millimeters and inches up to 3/8 in.
Clearance holes as per ASME B.18.2.8.
Dimensions are rounded off to the nearest thousandth of a mm and ten thousandth of an inch.
The American machine screw UTS standard was adopted in 1949. It includes a fine thread UNF and a coarse thread UNC, as well as some special threads.
The informations in this article are in accordance with standard ANSI B1.1.
US machine screws are described 0-80, 2-56, 3-48, 4-40, 5-40, 6-32,
8-32, 10-32, 10-24, etc. up to 12, and by fractional inch beyond.
The first number expresses a diameter, the second is the number of threads per inch (TPI).
For each size there is a coarse thread and a fine thread.
The fine thread is preferred in thin materials and is slightly stronger. The coarse thread is frequently used in Lycoming engines.
Dinch = (N × 0,013) + 0,060), where N is the machine screw number.For instance, a #10 screw has a diameter of [(10 × 0.013) + 0.060] inch, i.e. 0.190 inch or 4,826 mm.
Dmm = ((N × 0,013) + 0,060)× 25,400)