Incase of changes this printout s not taken info account! Besides thie Is a copy and only for inchouse purposes of ‘SMS Schloemann-Siemag AG. (ace. to DIN reference sheet 3) UDC 621.882.082.1.083 DEUTSCHE NORM December 1983 Thread run-outs and thread undercuts for ISO metric threads in accordance with DIN 13. Gewindeauslaute, Gewindefreistiche fir Metrisches ISO-Gewinde nach DIN 13 Supersedes September 1978 edition As itis current practice in standards published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the comma has been used throughout as a decimal marker. ‘This standard incorporates specifications featured in International Standards ISO 3508 — 1976 and ISO 4755 — 1983. Factual amendments or additions are identified as such in the Explanatory notes. Dimensions in mm 1 Field of application ‘This standard incorporates specifications for thread run-outs and thread undercuts for bolts, screws and simiar com- ‘ponents with ISO metric screw threads (coarse thread and fine thread) in accordance with DIN 13 Part 1 and Part 12. Itis valid for all standard parts, providing reference is made to this standard. In case of necessity, the letter symbols featured here may be used. It is recommended that this standard also be adopted for bolts, screws and similar compo- nents with ISO metric serew thread which have not been standardized, Noxmung VB 2. Dimensions, designation 2.1 External thread 2:1. Thread run-out xp short 2.1.2 Distance of the last fully formed thread turn from the bearing surface (for components with a screw thread extending almost to the head) a4 normal 2 short 12g long Shank diameter pitch diameter ‘Bopaelonas ae ih pARAMENTOUTBRGATA Ho oe fe 2.4.3. Thread undercut Type A. normal Type B short *) &y previously f, 2 previously fo Designation of a type B thread undercut: Thread undercut DIN 76 — 8 Continued on pages 2 to 5 0 Standards (OW Normen) DIN 76 Part 1 Engl. Price group 6Page 2 DIN 76 Part 1 Tobie 1. Nominal thread ittased) Distance ‘Thread undercut diameter run-out Pitch of | “(coarse head | thread) | xy | 2 | ay | a2 | ae | dy an a r a : max. max, min. max. = ajs jas parma | sore}|nomal shor ong8)| n1a6)forms! sore [roti shore) 02 = 05 | 0,25) 06 04) — |d-03] 045 0,25 Az 06 | 03 0,75 | 05} — |d-0A| 0,55 03 14 075 |04 | og | 06| — |d-05| 06 03s | 18:17:18] 09 |o45| 105) 07| — |a-o6| o7 oa 23° | 1 |os | 12 | og] — |a-o7| o8 045 | 2.2; 25; 26) 11 | 06 135 09| — |d-07) 1 o6 3 1s fo7 | 15 | 1 | fa-os| 1a 08 35 | 15 jor ts | i2| = ja-1" | 12 o7 a 175 [09° | 21 | 1] — la-ta| 15 | 0, O76 a5 [is [+ | 225] 18] — [a-12] 18 | 0 o3 5 2 1 | 24° | a8] 32 |a-13) 17 | oo 1 7 | 26 [tas] 3 | 2 | a’ fase] 2h | ta 125 32 [16 | 375] 28] 8 |a-2 | 27 | 18 15 3a |1s | 4s | 3° | 8 ja-23| 32 | 13 178 a3 |22 | 525| 38/7 [a-26| 38 | 24 1 2 25 [6 | 4 |8 |a-3 | 45 | 25 7 25 32 | 75 | 6 |10 |d-36] 58 | 32 1 3 38 | 9 6 {12 |d-44) 67 | 37 1 35 45 }ws | 7 [jas [77 fer fw le [is 4 5 | 12 8 116 |d-57] 9 5 14 10 2 45 5s |i35 | 9 |18 |a-éaltos (55 |i [1 | 2 5 ea 1s [10 [20 |d-7 |us [es lis [125 | 25 55 7 }ies 11 |22 Ja-77/ 128 | 715 |e” | 1a” | 32 6 js [i [12 [24 |a-aslia’ [a jar lis | 32 Rranmonwrtiet | asp |r2se| ae | ae | ae | - | - | - | ase | ase | ose 7) The ay thread run-out shall apply when no indications to the contrary appear in the individual standards or on the drawings. 2) The x thread run-out shall apply only when a short thread run-out is required for technical reasons. 3) The ay distance shall apply when no indications to the contrary appear in the individual standards or on the drawings. 4) The aa distance shall apply for slotted screws and for cross recessed head screws and when a short distance is aquired for technical reasons. ®) The ag distance shall only apply for sorews assigned to product grade C (previously design 9) 5) Tolerance zone h 12 for serew threads up to 3 mm nominal diameter 7) The type A thread undercut shall apply when no indications to the contrary appear in the individual standards or con the drawings. In deviation from ISO 4755 — 1983, 72 = 3,5P instead of 3P shal apply ®) The type B thread undercut shall apply only when a short thread undercut is required for technical reasons. This thread undercut necessitates special tools for the manufacture of the thread. Its not featured in ISO 4755 ~ 1983.DIN76 Part 1 Page 3 2.2. Internal threads (blind tapped holes) 5 180 4755 does not give any specifications relating to internal threads. 2241 Thread run-out 2.2.2 Thread undercut ey normal Type C normal eg short Type D short eg long {remaining dimensions as specified in subclause 2.2.1) Z ; ‘ = 3) 7 Se ; 30am t 7 1 e b ees Ao b *) gy previously fy ff 2 previously fy Useful thread length Designation of a type C blind tapped hole (thread undercut), Blind tapped hole DIN 76 —C +) Permissible deviation for the calculated dimension t: + 3° P, 2) dg: min= 1 d, max = 1,05 . For nuts, the countersink diameters dy are specified in the individual product standards (dimensional standards). 3) Special designs, e.g. 90° or 60° countersink, shall be indicated on the drawing. A 60° countersink is recommended ‘or studs with thread run-out and for centre holes, and a parallel countersink is recommended for studs screwed in light, alloy.Page 4 DIN 76 Part 1 Table 2 Nominal Thread run-out ‘thread {including blind hole extension) Thread undercut iemeter Pitch of | (coarse ‘thread | thread) a | @ | « 4 a ra r P q (guideline values) a = ~ eyo] cyjo normal')| short?) | longs) | 19 _|normat 4] shore) |noemal | short S) oz 3] 08 | 2 Jaros] of 12 | 08 | on 025 15 1 24 |a+or| 1 va | 1 | o12 o3 18 12 29 |a+or| 12 tis |_125 | o16 0,36 2A 13 33 |a+o2| 14 19 | 14 | 076 oa 23 15 37 |a+02| 16 22 | 18 | 02 os 6 18. an__|avoz| 12 2a | 17 | 02 05 28 18 lavos| 2 27 | 2 | 02 08 34 24 a+03) 24 33 | 24 | 04 o7 3B 2a d+03| 28 _38 | 275 | 04 076 4 25 a+o3) 3 4 | 29 | 04 og 42 27 a403) 32 42 | 3. | 04 1 5A 32 aos) 4 82 | 37 | 06 125 8 62 39 a+05| 6 67 | 49 | 06 15 10 73 46 ug |a+os| 6 73 | 56 | o8 175 2 83 52 1333 |a+os| 7 oi] 64 | 2 93 58 4g [a+os| 8 tos | 73 | 1 25 2 7 179 |a+o5| 10 13 | 93 | 12 3 1311 82 av |a+os| 12 152 | 107 | 16 35 162 98 23a [a+os| 14 v7 [127 | 16 a 168 105 29 |d+05| 16 20 |x" | 2! 45 184 18 204 |a+o5| 18 a |i | 2 5 208 13 333 [a+05| 20 2 [ies | 25 55 224 4 358 |a+o5| 22 2 | 20" | 32 6 24 15 384 |a+05| 24 3o_|21 | 32 “The aimensionsspeiies = : 7 =| Tresiansions species | 6.3104P | 4t025P | 10106,9P ap | 25P 05P 1) Thee, thread run-out shall apply when no indications to the contrary appear in the individual standards or on the drawings. 2) The eg thread run-out shall apply only when a short extension is required for technical reasons. 3) The eg thread run-out shall apply only when a long extension is required for technical reasons. 4) The type C thread undareut shall apply winen no indications to the contrary appear in the individual standards or on the drawings. 5) The type D thread undercut shall apply only when a short thread undercut is required for technical reasons. Inthe case of fine threads, the dimensions of the thread run-outs and of the thread undercuts shall be selected in accord ance with the pitch P. As regards pipe threads, DIN 76 Part 2 shall apply. ‘As regards trapezoidal threads, buttress threads and round threads (knuckle threads) and other coarse pitch threads, DIN 76 Part 3 shall apply. For other screw threads, e.g. UN thread, it is recommended to use the equations featured in tables 1 and 2, which are ‘elated to the thread pitch, in appropriate manner (e.g. x4 " 2,5 P) for the determination of thread rur-outs and of thread undercuts.DIN 76 Part 1 Page 5 Standards referred to DIN 13 Part 1 ISO metric serew threads; coarse threads from 1 to 68 mm thread diameter, nominal dimensions DIN 13 Part 12 ISO metric screw threads; coarse and fine threads from 1 to 300 mm diameter, selection of diameters, and pitches DIN 76Part2 Screw thread run-outs, undercuts, ends; Whitworth thread, Whitworth pipe thread, DIN76Part3 _Run-outs, undereuts for trapezoidal threads, buttress threads and knuckle threads and other threads of coarse pitch 180.4765 — 1983 Fasteners; thread undercuts for external metric ISO threads Previous editions DIN 2362: 11.24; DIN LON 369 Part 06.67, 09.75 DIN 30 140 Part 1: 12.36; DIN 76 Part 1: 09.24, 04.43, 11.53, 09.65, Amendments ‘The following amendments have beon made in comparison with the September 1975 edition: 4) The content of the standard has been harmonized with International Standards ISO 3508 ~ 1976 and ISO 4755 — 1983. b) See Explanatory notes. Explanatory notes On the occasion of the last revision of DIN 76 Part 1 in 1975, the standard had already been harmonized with Inter~ national Standard ISO 3508 (which was in the preliminary stage at that time) in respect of the thread run-outs. This inter rational standard was published in 1976, and it was practically identical with subclauses 1.1 and 1.2 of the September 1975 edition of DIN 76 Part 1 In the meantime, Standard ISO 4755 — 1983 was elaborated as a complement to ISO 3608. It contains specifications on thread undercuts for external threads, and it led to a revision of DIN 76 Part 1. “The present revised edition of DIN 76 Part 1 takes both the above ISO Standards into account and only deviates from 180 4755 in respect of the type A (normal) thread undercut for external threads (2 = 3,6 P instead of 3 P). In addition, ‘this standard continues to feature the previous type B (short) thread undercut for external threads, which is not speci fied in 180 4765. During international standardization, the attempt was made to group type A undercuts (normal) with & = 3,5 P and type B undercuts (short) with g2 = 2,6 P to a single undercut with gz = 3 P. National trials have, however, clearly demonstrated that an undercut with a = 3 P cannot be reliably adhered to when using conventional tools, and ‘that it requires 3,5 P if the thread is to run out completely into the undercut, and if it is to be ensured that the bolt can be tightened right up to abutment (bolt head). For this reason the two previous types of thread underout (g, = 3,5 P and 2 © 2.5 P) have bean retained, with g = 2,5 P only being used in exceptional cases for design reasons, and requiring the Use of special tools. It is intended to submit a relevant request for the revision of ISO 4756 in due course. ‘As regards the thread run-out of screws with a shank diameter approximately equal to the pitch diameter, only the xy ‘thread run-out is now specified, in deviation from the previous specifications, It isto be regarded as maximum size, and it may be assumed that it will be 0,5 x approximately as a general rule, in view of the more slender shank. International Patent Classification F 168 35.00