without na pie pee UDG 621,802.9-084.18 : but.wez.22 1001.4: 620.4 ‘Mustern mit Klemmtett 180 2320, — with 180 metre thread as specified in the DIN 13 standard series: = with styles 2s specified in the sppropriate product standards in which reference is made to this standard — made from alloy oF nonalloy stee = for applications at temperatures from = 50 to + 120°C for nuts with a non-metalic insert, = 50 to +300°C for alls metal non-piated nuts, = 50 t0+230°C for all-metal plated nuts ‘This standard does not apply to nuts that have to meet particular requirements regarding e.g — weldability; = corrosion resistance: = lower and higher application temperatures which require special materials or coatings. Note. A standard isin preparation to cover the require- ‘ments on the ratio of the torque to the clamp oad on prevailing torque type nuts 2 Concept For the purposes of this standard, prevaling torque type nuts are steel nuts (allmetal one-part or combined nuts jth metalic or non-metallic insert, in which increased | triction in the thread prevents the nut loosening itsel, The increased (ration ie evaatad by the appropriate design of the prevailing torque element in the nut and ‘generates axial and/or radial lamping in the mating bolt tnd nut thread pitches, The torque cequired to turn the rut en abolt, measured during the turning process with out axial load, Is the additional torque attributable 10 friction (Fixing or removal torque. oreo DEUTSCHE NORM Fasteners Technical delivery conditions Prevailing torque type nuts Mechanisehe Verbindungtelemente; technische Lieferbedingungen, In keeping with current practice in standards published by the Intemational Organization for Standardization (1SO), ‘2 comma has been used throughout as the decimal marker. ‘This standard takes into account the specifications given In international Standard SO 2320 ~ 1983. It was however not possible to adopt the international specifications without modifications atthe present time, = lacks data for nuts with fine thread (see DIN 267 Part 231, = requites hermonizetion of the proof loads for nuts with coarse thread with DIN ISO 698 Part 2, — differentiates betweon LF nuts and NF nuts (see Explanatory notes), — dose not conform to the editorial requirements for a national standard “This standard does not stand in contradiction to international specifications already in existence or proposed, nor to the amendments to these stil required 1. Field of application ‘The prooerty castes, mechanical and performance prop erties and the methods of text ised in this standard ExPlanaFOry note). apply to prevailing torque type mute — with nominal thread diameter: from 310.39 mm; 3 Designation ‘Supersedes October 1971 edition Prevailing torque type nuts as specified in this standard correspond to type NF proposed in {SO 2320 (see “The specifications of DIN 180 898 Part 2 and of DIN 267, Part 23 shall anply for the designation of the property classes of prevailing torque type nuts that fulfil all the requirements of these standards. Tabla 1 below gives the recommended nut/bott assemblies Tabla 1, Nut/bott assemblies Property class of Property class of nut ‘ating bolt 5,8 up t0 58 or 68 ai) up toas 107) 88,98, 109 12) 109, 128) 1) if, in exceptional cass, a hatdened and tempered. slsmetal nut it mated with a bolt whieh has not been hardened and tempered, the locking orops ties can change substantially Note, 1S0 2320-1983, in conformity with 1SO 898 Part 2 (see DIN ISO 989 Part 2), gives propery ‘lass 9 for nuts to be mated with property ‘clats9.8 bolts as specified in 1SO 898 Part (see DIN (SO 898 Part 1). The application of these two property clases in Germany is not H however property class 9 is requited ‘notional trade, the appropriate specifications of 10 2320 oF of DIN ISO 896 Part 2 shall apply. Continued on pages 2 10.11 DIN 267 Part 15 Engl. Price group 9 Sei No, 0108Page 2 DIN 267 Part 15 4. General requirements 4A Material ‘The bodies ofthe nuts shall be mede of steel withthe chemical composition given in table 2. Toble 2, Chemical composition limits ‘Chemical composition, in % by mass {check analysis) Property class c un . s 8) = 0.110 0,150 a 058 0.25 0,060 0,150 102) __058 __ 030 | 0088 0,058 122) 058 L 0.45 6,048 0,058 1) Nuts suigned to these property clsies may be manufactured from free cutting steel, unless otherwise agreed between manutacturer and fer Th following eaxima contents of sulfur, phosshorus nd led are permis sible where fre cutting sels wed alt, g680394%; = prosahorus, 12% te Has, 035K. 8S ; 2) Fer theke propery classe alloying elemente may be added to develop the mechanical properties of the nut 4.2 Heat treatment (hardening and tempering) 42.1 Nuts with coarse thread Hardening and tempering is not necessary for (property) class § nuts'lt ean be necessary to harden and Jase _SUISTH order £6 develop the mechanical properties listed in table 3. (Classes 10 and 12 nuts shall be hardened and tempered, 42.2 Nuts with fine thread Itcan be necessary to harden and temper class 6 nuts in order to develop the mechenical properties listed in table 4 Cass 8, 10 and 12 nuts shall be hardened and tempered. 423. Case hardening Case hardening is not permitted fer any property class, 5. Finish ‘The specifications of the individual product standards (dimensional standards) shall apply for the finish of prevailing torque type nuts. 5.1. Surface coating ‘The specitications of DIN 287 Pert shall apply where an electroplated coating is desired. 52 Lubricant -1h-% ‘The usd dat Be given an dppropriate lubrication, if required, in order to meet the specified pertormence requirements. ‘The latricent shail net cause any iritation on the skin, nor emit an unpleasant odour. Only such luprioantsiet retain thelr lubricating properties atter six months’ indoor storage shall be used . Nuts supplied with 2 lubricant shall be elaan and dry to the toueh. 11 the lubricant is subsequently removed by the customer, the mechanical and perfarmance properties of the nut can be changed. 53 Thread ‘The thread on the nuts, with the exception of the prevailing torque element of the thread, snall comply with DIN 13 Port 15. In the case of nuts with a metallic or non-metallic insert, it shal be possible to terew the GO tide of the threed {gauge freely by hand as far as the insert, In the case of all-metal nuts with a deformed prevailing torque element, it shal be possible to screw the GO side of the thread gauge freely for at least one full turn of the thread,6 Mechanical properties si248 DIN 267 Part 15. Page 3 “The mechanical properties specified in table 3 and table 4 shall apply for testing at ambient temperature. Table 3, Nuts with coarse thread (Property classes as specified in DIN ISO 898 Part 2) Property class heed s 3 10 2 siarate |“Froot | viekaw | Poot [vito | Proot | Vikes | Prof | Vistes sicess | hardnes | spare | hardness stress | arches | ares | hardness Sp HV ip. HV Sy HV Sp AV mm | Nim Nini Nien | rome | cover {upto | min | min | mae | min | min | mens | ming | min | max | mins | min. | ma = [4 | 320 | 800__| 170 1040 ns] | | 10 1040 | 27 [2 iy om ue 7110 | 690 302 [ea0_| 108 1040] 272 | 353 [1160 295 250 70 | 16 | 610 240 1050 is] 7 | 39 | 630 | 146 (7 s20 [233 | 353 | 1060 1200 | Table 4, Nus with fine thread (Property cases as speited in DIN 267 Part 23} Property else Thread 5 3 10 2 dlaeter - Proof ] Vickers | Proot | Viekea | Proof | Vickers | Proof | vViewem stress | hardness | stress | hardness | stress | hardness | stent | hardness om Ss we | SS Wwe] Se | av |S | Ay over | 20 | Nimm2 | min. | max | Nimm2 | min | maxe| Nim? | min. | max. | Nim? | min | moe 710 | 70 140 1100 : whee] | Cee THOT | agg (BOT | 16 33 870 233 302 1030 272 | 353 1100 298 | 389 ~ 33_[3e | 920 7080 1180 ~ frye Note. The minimum hardoee speci in tables 3 ang 4 are andstoy fr hardened and tempered ruts te a> ‘clause 4.2) and for nuts on which it is not possible to carry out a proof load test, e.g. for nuts exceeding M24