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IS 1368 (2003): Dimensions for ends of parts with external

ISO metric threads [PGD 31: Bolts, Nuts and Fasteners
Accessories]

“!ान $ एक न' भारत का +नम-ण”

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है”
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This &Han Stanbard ( Third Revision ) virhich is identical with ISO 4753-1933 “ Fast&j@ y!
Ends of. parti with exi6f&al metric ISO thtiad ’ issued by the International Organitatidn f+r
Standamtion ( 130 ), ,&$ ‘abated by the J@dian Standards lnstituti,on on ,the recomr$#ndat@rC
of the Bolts, Nuts and F$&tqq& A<c?ssories Sectional Committee and approval of’the ~har@~l.
Engindetlng Division.CQuncll,
.
.-:g;$‘h.@Qinal version of this standard was published in 1961. and .revised in 1967 and &M.
The @se&t r&vision of the-standard has, been made by adoption of IS0 4753-?Q33to l@ng it’in line
‘+th-IS0 standard. .
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I. _I* In the adopted standard certain terminology and conve,nti&ns .are,.,not’.“ideniical wariw those
used in Indian Standards; attention is specially,,d2awn to the,f&Owiitg; .‘. .: ’
:.- ,-. ‘.
._.’comma ( , ) has been used a&a decimal marker-whik in lndiaq Standaids; fh4 cMrtent p&tice
is.to use point (“) as the decimal market, ; ~ ’ : :..-I
‘.
Wherever the wo&“Irtternational,Stand.ard’ app$ar .referri&‘&his. sta&$,.&y sF&jtd be
read as ‘In~ij%Standard’. -r TIJ .,.
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Cross Reference ‘I.-’ _.. :j _:. 61
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1, hernational Standard. : ’ Corresponding Indian &&#ar# ‘.
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c,a IS0 rqs IS : 8536-1977 Dimensions of fastel8.w ( Techni-
‘; t
L .. tally equivalent with respect to deiignation of
dimensidns only )
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Adopt.& 7 January 1987 @ Se&mber,l*, BIS 6r 2

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BUREAU 0F INDIAN STANDARDS

MANAK BHAVAN, Q, BAHADUR StiAH ZAFAR MAR@
NEW DELHI 110099

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IS:1368-1987
ISO 4753.- 1983

1 Scope and field of application *

This international Standard lays down the form and dimensions of ends of parts with external metric IS0 thread (for example, bolt
and szrew ends) recommended for use, unless otherwise specified in the appropriate product standard.

2 Reference

IS0 225, Fasteners - Bolts, screws, studs and nuts - Symbols and designations of dimensions.
 IS: 1368-1987
IS0 4753 - 1983

3 Dimensions

As-rolled end Chamfered end Rounded end

Maximum diameter

= a0
Flat point

‘1
Short dog point
‘adius
Long dog point

GIP
-._
__.-_ T!?

u
I

Cone point Truncated cone point Cup point

l 120’ t.20 for short length screws; see product standard, e.g. IS0 4027

Scrape point

d, =d - 1,6P
dr =0,5d20,5mm

(k =3PkO,Smm

1" =SP+O,Smm

NOTES

1 The 45’ angle applies only to the portion of the point below the root diameter of the thread.

2 Other p,roprietary scrape forms are permissible.

IS : 1368- 1987
IS0 4753- 1983

Table
Dimensions in millimetres

Thread diameter
d dP
d,’ ) dz 21 z2
h14 h16 h14 +bT14 +bT14
1 0,5 0.1 - -
1.2 I W 0,12 - - -

1.4 0.7 0.14 0.7 d

0,35 0.7
1.6 03 0,16 0,8 0.4 0.8
1.8 0.9 0.16 0,9 0,45 0.9
2 1 0.2 1 0.5 1

I 2.2 I 12 I 022 I 1,1 I 0,55 I 1.1 I

I 2.5 I 1.5 I 0.25 I 12 I 063 I 1,25 I

3.6
3 I
I
2.2
2 1
0.35
0.3 II 1.7
1.4 I
I
0.88
0,75 ,I
I
1.75
I,5 I

I 4 ! 2.5 0,4 2 1 2 1

6
4.6 I 3.5
3 0.5
On45 2,5
2,2 I 1,25
1.12 I 2.25 .
2.5 I
1,5
5
8
7 I 5.5 I 2 5
4 I 21,75 4
3,5 I
10 7 2.5 6. 2,5 5

I 12
16
14 I
8.5
12
10 I
3
4
7
10
8.5 I
3
4
3,5 I
6
8
7

18 I 13 5 11 4,5 9

26 16 5 I
13 5 I 10 I
22 17 6 15 5,5 11
24 18 6 16 6 12

27 21 8 - 6.7 13#
30 23 8 7,5 15

1) < M5 no flat part on the cone required; the point may be slightly rounded.

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