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UNC and UNF machine screw dimensions
Screw Thread/inch Clearance hole
Size   dia  
  mm  
dia
inches
Coarse
TPI
Pitch
mm
 Fine 
TPI
Picth
mm
  Bit     mm    inches 
0 1.500 0.0600 --- --- 80 0.317 52 1.613 0.0635
1 1.854 0.0730 64 0.397 72 0.353 47 1.994 0.0785
2 2.184 0.0860 56 0.453 64 0.397 42 2.375 0.0935
3 2.515 0.0990 48 0.529 56 0.453 37 2.642 0.1040
4 2.845 0.1120 40 0.635 48 0.529 31 3.048 0.1200
5 3.175 0.1250 40 0.635 44 0.577 29 3.454 0.1360
6 3.505 0.1380 32 0.794 40 0.635 27 3.658 0.1440
8 4.166 0.1640 32 0.794 36 0.705 18 4.305 0.1695
10 4.826 0.1900 24 1.058 32 0.794 9 4.978 0.1960
12 5.486 0.2160 24 1.058 28 0.907 2 5.613 0.2210
1/4 6.350 0.2500 20 1.270 28 0.907 F 6.528 0.2570
5/16 7.938 0.3125 18 1.411 24 1.058 P 8.204 0.3230
3/8 9.525 0.3750 16 1.587 24 1.058 W 9.804 0.3860
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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.

 

US machine screw standard

The Unified Thread Standard

Unified thread
Puplic Domain

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.

 

Designation

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.

Converting screw number to dimension

The machine screw number can be converted to its equivalent inch or mm diameter as follows :
Dinch = (N × 0,013) + 0,060), where N is the machine screw number.
Dmm = ((N × 0,013) + 0,060)× 25,400)
For instance, a #10 screw has a diameter of [(10 × 0.013) + 0.060] inch, i.e. 0.190 inch or 4,826 mm.

 

 

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