Mechanical properties of nuts with ISO metric threads ...

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Nuts property classes 04 to 12

Mechanical properties of nuts with ISO metric threads (coarse)

according to ISO 898, part 2

Property class

Thread-?

04

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

05

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

4

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm ]

Vickers hardness HV

5

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

6

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm ]

Vickers hardness HV

83)

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

9

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

10

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

121)

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm2]

Vickers hardness HV

12

Stress under proof load, Sp, [N/mm ]

Vickers hardness HV

1)

2)

3)

2

2

2)

2

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

min.

max.

to M4

> M4 to M7

> M7 to M10

> M10 to M16

> M16 to M39

380

188

302

500

272

353







520

130

302

600

150

302

800

180

302

900

170

302

1040

272

353

1140

295

353

1150

272

353

380

188

302

500

272

353







580

130

302

670

150

302

855

200

302

915

188

302

1040

272

353

1140

295

353

1150

272

353

380

188

302

500

272

353







590

130

302

680

150

302

870

200

302

940

188

302

1040

272

353

1140

295

353

1160

272

353

380

188

302

500

272

353







610

130

302

700

150

302

880

200

302

950

188

302

1050

272

353

1170

295

353

1190

272

353

380

188

302

500

272

353

510

117

302

630

146

302

720

170

302

920

233

353

920

188

302

1060

272

353







1200

272

353

Nuts style 1 (ISO 4032) > 0,9 d nuts

Nuts style 2 (ISO 4033) > 1,0 d nuts

Class 8 ≒ M16 only type 1 (not heat-treated)

> M16 type 1 (hardened and tempered) and type 2 (not heat-treated)

? Bossard, F-en-2023.05

Notes

每 The minimum hardness values are binding only for nuts for

which a test stress measurement can not be performed and

for heat treated nuts. The minimum values are guidelines for

all other nuts.

每 The minimum hardness values for nuts with nominal thread

diameters above 39 and to 100 mm are for information only

and are considered reference values.



The mechanical properties as listed apply to heat-treated nuts:

Property class

05 to 8

05 to 8

10 and 12

Nuts

Thread

Type1

fine pitch thread

Type1



metric ISO thread > M16

metric ISO thread

fine pitch thread

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Materials screws & nuts

Nuts property classes 04 to 12

Designation system and stress under proof load for nuts with height ≡ 0,5 d, but < 0,8 d

according to ISO 898, part 2

The standard values for strip resistance relate to the given bolt

classes. The exterior thread may be expected to strip if the nuts

are paired with screws of lower property classes, while the thread

of the nut will strip if it is paired with screws of higher property

classes.

Property

class of

nut

Proof load

stress

of the nut

[N/mm2]

Minimum stress in the core of bolt when

stripping occurs for bolts with property class

6.8

8.8

10.9

12.9

04

05

380

500

260

290

300

370

330

410

350

480

[N/mm2]

Test loads for nuts

according to ISO 898, part 2

Thread1)

M3

M3,5

M4

M5

M6

M7

M8

M10

M12

M14

M16

M18

M20

M22

M24

M27

M30

M33

M36

M39

T

5

6

8

5,03

6,78

8,78

14,2

20,1

28,9

36,6

58,0

84,3

115

157

192

245

303

353

459

561

694

817

976

2 600

3 550

4 550

8 250

11 700

16 800

21 600

34 200

51 400

70 200

95 800

121 000

154 000

190 900

222 400

289 200

353 400

437 200

514 700

614 900

3 000

4 050

5 250

9 500

13 500

19 400

24 900

39 400

59 000

80 500

109 900

138 200

176 400

218 200

254 200

330 500

403 900

499 700

588 200

702 700

4 000

5 400

7 000

12 140

17 200

24 700

31 800

50 500

74 200

101 200

138 200

176 600

225 400

278 800

324 800

422 300

516 100

638 500

751 600

897 900



1 910

2 580

3 340

5 400

7 640

11 000

13 900

22 000

32 000

43 700

59 700

73 000

93 100

115 100

134 100

174 400

213 200

263 700

310 500

370 900



2 500

3 400

4 400

7 100

10 000

14 500

18 300

29 000

42 200

57 500

78 500

96 000

122 500

151 500

176 500

229 500

280 500

347 000

408 500

488 000

Style 1























97 900

125 000

154 500

180 000

234 100

286 100

353 900

416 700

497 800

Style 1

Style 1

Style 1

Style 2























170 900

218 100

269 700

314 200

408 500

499 300

617 700

727 100

868 600

9

10

12

4 500

6 100

7 900

13 000

18 400

26 400

34 400

54 500

80 100

109 300

149 200

176 600

225 400

278 800

324 800

422 300

516 100

638 500

751 600

897 900

5 200

7 050

9 150

14 800

20 900

30 100

38 100

60 300

88 500

120 800

164 900

203 500

259 700

321 200

374 200

486 500

594 700

735 600

866 000

1 035 000

5 700

7 700

10 000

16 200

22 900

32 900

41 700

66 100

98 600

134 600

183 700



















Style 2

Style 2

Style 2

Style 2

5 800

7 800

10 100

16 300

23 100

33 200

42 500

67 300

100 300

136 900

186 800

230 400

294 000

363 600

423 600

550 800

673 200

832 800

980 400

1 171 000

If the description of the thread does not include thread pitch then the reference is to coarse threads (see ISO 261 and ISO 262).

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? Bossard, F-en-2023.05

1)

Nominal stress Test load (AS x Sp), [ N ]

area of the

Property class

material AS

04

05

4

[mm2 ]

Materials screws & nuts

Nuts property classes 04 to 12

Test loads for nuts 0,8 d

according to DIN 267, part 4

Nuts with test loads above 350 000 N (values highlighted in blue) can be excluded from a test load trial. The buyer and the manufacturer

must agree minimum hardnesses for these particular nuts.

Thread1)

Nominal stress

area of the

material AS

[mm2 ]

Test load (AS x Sp), [ N ]

Property class (code number)

M3

M3,5

M4

M5

M6

M7

M8

M10

M12

M14

M16

M18

M20

M22

M24

M27

M30

M33

M36

M39

5,03

6,78

8,78

14,2

20,1

28,9

36,6

58,0

84,3

115

157

192

245

303

353

459

561

694

817

976























76 800

98 000

121 000

141 000

184 000

224 000

277 000

327 000

390 000

1)

4

5

2 500

3 400

4 400

7 100

10 000

14 500

18 300

29 000

42 100

57 500

78 500

96 000

122 000

151 000

176 000

230 000

280 000

347 000

408 000

488 000

6

3 000

4 050

5 250

8 500

12 000

17 300

22 000

35 000

50 500

69 000

94 000

115 000

147 000

182 000

212 000

276 000

336 000

416 000

490 000

585 000

8

4 000

5 400

7 000

11 400

16 000

23 000

29 000

46 000

67 000

92 000

126 000

154 000

196 000

242 000

282 000

367 000

448 000

555 000

653 000

780 000

10

5 000

6 800

8 750

14 200

20 000

29 000

36 500

58 000

84 000

115 000

157 000

192 000

245 000

303 000

353 000

459 000

561 000

694 000

817 000

976 000

12

6 000

8 150

10 500

17 000

24 000

34 700

43 000

69 500

100 000

138 000

188 000

230 000

294 000

364 000

423 000

550 000

673 000

833 000

980 000

1 170 000

If the designation of the thread does not indicate thread pitch then the reference is to coarse threads (see DIN 13).

Chemical compositions of nuts

according to ISO 898, part 2

Property class

41), 51), 61)

8, 9

102)

122)



041)

052)



Chemical composition in terms of % by weight

(test analysis)

C

Mn

P

max.

min.

max.

0,50

0,58

0,58

0,58



0,25

0,30

0,45

0,060

0,060

0,048

0,048

1)

S

max.

0,150

0,150

0,058

0,058

2)

Nuts of these property classes may be made from free cutting steel,

unless other arrangements have been agreed upon between the buyer

and the supplier. When using free cutting steel, the following maximum

proportions of sulphur, phosphorus and lead are permitted:

sulfur 0,34 %

phosphorus 0,11 %

lead 0,35 %

For these property classes it may be necessary to add alloys in order to

achieve the mechanical properties of the nuts.

? Bossard, F-en-2023.05

Note

Nuts of property classes 05, 8 (style 1 above M16 or style 1

fine thread), 10 and 12 must be quenched and tempered.



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