UDC 621.882.31 October 1987 Hexagon nuts with metric coarse and fine pitch thread Product grades A and 8 Sechskantmottern; Metrisches Ragel- und Feingawinds; ‘Supersedes July 1962 edition, Produkikiageon A und 8 Inkeeping wih current practice in standards published by tne Intemational Organization for Standardization (80), acomma has been used throughout as the decimal marker ‘This standard should be used together with ISO 4082, [SO 8673, and [SO 6874, For detalls, soe Explanatory notes. Ite Intended to withdraw the prosont standard by ¥ July 1962 at the itest Sinco the revised proporty classes ae covored in ISO 808 Part 2 can only be applieg to hexagon nuts complying withthe present standard for sizea between MS and 39 in conjunction withthe prool loacs hitherto specifiedin OIN 257 Part 4 Is recommended that only hexagon nuts complying with ISO 4032 (coarse pitch thread) or ISO 8673 andISO A674 fine pitch thread) be used, the corresponding proot loads being specifiedin ISO 888 Park Zand DIN 267 Part 23.To distinguisn between types of nul. the symbol identifying nuts es complying withthe present standard nuts wil in future have to be amenced by the code number denoting the property ciags being set off by two permanent vertical ines, 26, |B] (soe DIN 267 Part 4) Dimensions in mm 1 Field of application This standard specifies requirements for M1 to M160 hexagon nuts, assigned to product grade A (up to size M 16) or product grade B (for sizes above M 18). ,in spacial casos, nuts arato comply with specifications other then those glvenin {his standard, 6g. regarding property clas, they shell be selected in accercance with the relevent stendards 2. Dimensions In the case of sizes of M110 oF mora, ‘he hexagon edges nay be radiused (Gr). x de Continued on pages 2 10 7 im! = minimum wrenching height (08m minimum). For designation, sve clause 4Page 2 DIN G34 apie 1 Thread size (d) Mi [Maa |Mia[Mi6] M2 mas] MS mas) ma | MS | M6 | m7 x) 025 | 025 | 08 | O88 | 04 | os [or [oe 7 1 120014 1.6 2 35 i 4 5 Vz & 15 | 14 16 184 | 23 4 575 77S ‘&. 2 [21 [2 [2a | a2 5 68 95 271 | 328 | 328 | 432 | 545 | 601 658 879 12.12 " os [112 ve [2 [ae ee [as [a | ma] 088 | 075 | 095 vas | 175 | 216 | ass | 20 | a7 | ax | sa m= [oss | os | ove wos | 14 | 172 | 208 | 202 | 296 | 376 | 416 mmcromnaitwe [25/3 [2 [a2 4 |s [ss ie [7 [s | |n 2 ma [24 | 28 | 29 | 902) 362 | «02 | 502) sea | o7e | 778 | 078 | 1073 ue] iO wie mi) Mie | wie) | (Mz0 tweed ace) [ext] wont | wiaeaa [onvensay| wiensa [oniensm| manne | = [Mtoxtas Miaxias) =| anae x2) | ma0x45 a) 1s |S ws | 2+] 2~+| 28 | 2s =. a 10 12 im 16 18 20 * max. 87s 108 az. 181 7a 195 2168 & mm [a | 159 wa] m2 | m2 +| a8 202 e we | saae | 189 an mace) 2675 «| ase | ees Tern voninal size | 05 3 10 1% 3 5 8 ” mo | ane 66 wos | 128 “a | tao ” = | 488 374 eae sea | ae) thee max.= nominal size | 13 19 a 28 “ar 30 . mn _| 1278 1867 2187 2367 2616 | 29.16 | (22) | M2] man | 30] (a) | mae | mae Tread soa) — [maz ess)| M242 | a27x2) | Ma0%2 | 433x2 | M36x9 | GHS0xa) 2x2 | - - = -_[- = zs [os 3 ae a] 2 2 a | 8 x 26 = ar 259 23.1 32a 286 289 42a 25 [se | aan ase | su 359) soo | ass | 452 soss | ssa7_ | 6079 | o6Me 18 18 22 | ae Ey 31 169 WT 20,7 227 2a 274 204 mm | 1952 | tase | ses | sax6 | vere | 2092 | aaa ‘oe = nominal size | S2 ee 6 50 ss | 60 . mn. 31 3 40 45 4 53.8 588 For 1) and 9, a9e page 4Table 1. (continued) DIN 634 Page 3 maz | (was) | Mas | (we2) | M86 | (MEO) | Mos Thread size (d) . — M42x3 0 (M45x3) M48x3 | (M52x3) MS6x4 (M60x4)| MOSKS Py 45 45 3 5 35 55 min 42 | 45 438 $2 58 60 64 - mm | 45a 486 S18 882 605 | 6B 631 a on | 06 Cr v2 | a7 | oe #22 e mn na 7695, 826 = 8825 | 9356 99.21 sores | vax = nominal size | 34 36 8 a | 46 48 1 a min 324 as 384 404 | 434 464 401 wt min, 259 as 291 ___ 325 “i a1 303 | rex = nominal size | 65 7 5 9 85 0 95 7 om [1 sr | ts1 | rar |e | ore | oe (M68) M72x6 (M76x6) MBOx6 (MB5x6) M90x6 | M100x6 Thread size (d) (We8x4)) M7zx4 | M76x4) | MOOx4 | (M85x4) | MO0x4 | MI00x4 PD . = = = = = [ om | 8 2 76 0 8 %0 700 e 74 78 ea 864 oie | 972 | 08 dy wo | 7 102,4 107.2 1119 1211 1354 e om | ttost | 1616 | soar | 12745 | e397 | 14408 | 6102 mac= nominal size | 54 | 88 Gl Cy Cy 2 80 a mn 52,1 561 a 621 66.1 TOt 781 | mt mon 47 449 473 49,7 529 oar es ree = nominal size | 100 105 110 116 120 130 145 Ss - min, 978 102.8 1078 | 128 W78 12785 1425 For), see page 4.Page 4 DINeS4 Table 1. (eonctudos) witox6 | Mi25%x6 | MiaDxe | MIGOx6 Thread size () Mvoxe | miz5 x4 > = ne | ne ms) veo a a a ae [ue ws | 1 a 1449 1686 * ne | ivaaa | 20087 im > pitch of coarse #! hot aip gavanized nuts, 5 782 ere 100 rmec= nominal size | 155 180 2200 230 Sess ws | 1984 | 2264 Slzot in brackets should be avoided If possible. 1d a8 specified in DIN 19 Part 12, Aga doviation rom1SO 4759 Pant J, tolerance zoneh2 instead n13 shallapply for wiging ecroea tote up to end ineuaing 4imen. Minimum dimensions corre Sponaine to toloranca zone hi instoado! N13 shall De permissible tor M Sto M16 3 Technical delivery conditions Mate ‘Steet Stainless steet Nor-tert0us me eral raquirervents ’As spocifiod in DIN 267 Part 1. Thread eH) AS specitieg in DIN 19 Parte 12 and 18. Property class ‘nateriah For sito N25 or lees. 6: for sizes between Ma fond M9: 6. 8 or 10 for sizes above M39: Subject to agreement For ei08 up to M39: A210 0F A470: | for sizes above M29. subject to agreement. | Subject to agreement As speciieg in IN 267 Part 4 DIN 267 Part 11 DIN 267 Part 18 Limit deviations, Product grade geomettica {ierances [AS speetieg in For sizes up to M16: A; for larger sizes: 8. 180 4750 Part) Surface trish ‘As processed (BIN 207 Part 2 shall apply with ‘DIN 267 Part 20 oh Bright sgard to surface roughness Bright I apply with rogerd to pormiseibie surface ciscontinuiies ‘DIN 267 Part 21 shall apply with regard to the widening test ‘DIN 267 Part 9 snal! apply with regard to electroplating") DIN 267 Part 10 shall apply with regard to hol dip galvanizing ‘Acceptance inspection DIN 267 Part 5 shal apply with regard to acceptance inspection °) Where @ protective coating 1 applied, eg. an electroplated coating complying with DIN 267 Part 9, depending an the ‘coating thickness required, t may be necessary, particulary in the case of tolerance class GH nus, to select fundamental deviation than that a ‘resistance of the boltinut assembly t0 stripping roe" fed to the H position (see DIN 267 Par! 9). Ths, howaver might Impalr theDIN934 Page 5 4 Designation Designation of an M12 chamfared hexagon nut assigned to property class 6 Hexagon nut DIN 943 — Mi2—8 IW product grede A is required for size M16 or more. the product grade shall be Included in the cesignation, 26 Hexagon nut DIN 934 ~ M20 ~ 8 - A "hexagon nuts shall be supplied with raciused odgos (Gr the designation shall read: Hexagon nut DIN 934 — M10 <6 ~ 8 ~ Gr Hexagon nuts as specified in this standard ray be supplied in free Cutting stee! if, inthe order details, symbol AU has been ‘Added to the symbol denoting the propery kee, 0. Hexagon nut DIN 934 ~ M12 - 6AU. DIN 962 shall apply with regard to the designation of designs and types, with eeliionsl details te be given when orcering The DIN 4000 2-7 tabular layout of article characteristics shell apply for nuts covered in this standard 5 Mass Tho values of meas given for stat nue are for guidance ony Tania 2 Tweadsvewy [Mt] Mie] Maa [2 | was | Ma] mas Mase gesrarin®. Toca | oos | com | coe | ose | oon | oan | ose Tweadsicow) | M* | MS | M6 | M? | Ma | Mio | waa] wie jee ceeser..| aay 128 25 az 52 16 73 6 Threasswoca | mie | mia | w20 | maa | me | may | mao | wa eee resol 333 aa nm v0 165, 23 | (ee Tweadsicoc) | mae) M39 | Maa | mas | wea | mea | mee | woo weseastmreriry, [oes | soz | os | moo | ov | rem | sao | 100 [thread size «ay moa Mos Mr2x6|M75x6 |) mesoxe | Masx6 | M90xX5 M100K6 ams crasnaram®). | 90 | 2s00 | 670 | soo | asso | 2500 | 4800 | azo Thread size) [M1106] M125x6] Mia0x6 |Mi6046 mess gastarin, | axo0 | ra000 | 17500 | 20500 Approximately the me values of mass mey be essumed for fine pitch nuts. 6 Marking The specifications given in OIN 267 Parts 4, 11 anc 16 shat apply for the marking of nuts. [Nuts manufactured by machining. of property c'asses above 6:5 specified in DIN 267 Part 4, shallonty be morkod aubject to particular agreementPages DINGS4 Appendix A ‘Additional thread sizes for spare parts ‘The previous thread sizes M1,7, M2] and M26, which are not included inthe international selection of screw threads for bolts serowa ananute, hallnolorgor be u 4. Should those sz0s, however be roquirad fr spare pare. they maybe ordered inaccordanen nt DIN 934, Api 1966 edtion#).The table below species dimensions of such mute, OIN 13 Parts t and 18 ‘apphing fr tha sorew thvasd. we Tread see @) wiz was wae P 058 as oo a oe | a | ae dt = [18 28 2 . : 382 a6 3a = 23 36 aa m= rominaae | 1 16 z ” Z mn ws 188 15 mw 092 i | 1 == nominal sue | 95 45 = ' mm | 338 aaa | erates oxo 020 o72 Standards referred to oN own DN on DIN oN bin DIN, DN DIN DN OWN pw Din 13Pant sapant2 spans 267 Parts 267 Part 2 267 Part 4 267 Part 5 267 Part 267 Part 10 267 Part 207 Part 18 267 Part 20 267 Part 21 207 Part 23 02 IN 4000 Part 2 180 4759 Part 1 150 metric screw threads; 1mm to 68mm diameter coarse pitshthreeds; nominal sizes 130 metric serew threes; coarse and tne piteh threads with dlamaters from 1 :300mm, election for iamoters and pitehos 150 metric sorew threads: funcamenta deviations and tolerances for screw threads oft man clameter and targor Fasteners; technical delvery conedtions: goneral requirements Fasteners; technics celery conaltions; types of finish and dimansionel accuracy Fasteners; technical delivery conditions; property classes for nuts (previous classe Fasteners; techrical deivery conditions; accepiance inspection (massed version of ISO 8260, 1984 sation Fasteners; technical delivery condition; electroplated components Fasteners; technical delvery condition; hot dip galvanized componants FFastonora tennieal dekvary condtione, with addends to 150 3506; corrosion resatant etainess steel components Fasteners; technical delvery conditions; non-ferrous metal components FFactonore; technical delvery conditions: surface diecontinltos on rute Fasteners; technical delvery conettions; widening test for nuts Fastene’s; tschnical delivery conditions; property classes for nuts wth fine pitch thread (ISO cla Bolts, screws, stucs and nuts; designations, types and finishes ‘Tabular layout of article charactorcic for bola, screws and ruts ‘Tolerances for tasteners: bolts, screws and nuts with thread dlameters > 1,6 and < 150mm and product ‘grades A,B and C Previous editions DIN 89 Part 1: 1220,12.21, 1028; DIN 80Part 2:10:22: DIN 429: 1220.12.21; DIN 554:10:20%; DIN KK 118. 0728, 07:29, DIN Ke 751: 1234, DIN 954 Part +0128, 04.28, 10:4, 067, 04.42, 06:59, 0861, 0863, IN 934: 04.68, 07 82 Amendments. The folowing amendments have bacn made tothe uy 1982 edition. 9) Anote on the period of valicty ofthis standard has been inckided b) The standard has beer eelitcrally revised. 9) Wimnarawn in 1062Explanatory notes For more than 20 years efforts have been directed towards the achievement of tne international intercrangeabilty of fasteners by preparing Intemational standards for the product concerned. ISO Standaras have now been pub lished for the most important types of fasteners (see ISO Standards Handbook 18) However international eforts only serve a useful purposeit ational standards are adapted as ‘ar as possible to intor~ ‘ational standards, or ideelly, replaced By them. Current DIN Standards already agree in substance with the relevant 180 Standards, but silt atfer in some respects, as for instance in the widths across flats for hexagon products The Federal Republic of Germany adopted International ‘Stangara 180 272 on widths across flats 2s rational stand 218 DIN ISO 272 in October 1978, Nevertheless, widths {20r0ss flats deviating trom IN ISO 272 are sti! being used. In Germony for nominal tes M10, M12, Mia andl 22. The table below compares the previous widins across tatswith the new ones specified forthe four nominal sizes referred, Thread ele Mio) Miz) M za /ous wicth ‘3c1086 Fats, if men ‘Now wioth across fats fas ISO 272, 18 | 18) 21 ge 7 | 19 a2 | 32 ‘The manutacturersand users of hexagon products partict paling in the work of the Nermenausschu® Mechanisehe Veroinqungselemente (Fastene's Standards Committee) together with tepresantatives of the dealers In fasteners, hhave decided to mtrocuce the new withs across "stein all ‘elevant produel standards Since experience has shown that the trocuction of the new wicths across flats has not been advanced by their inclusion n DIN Standards merely 25 preferred alternatives 10 the previous widths across ‘ats, the following decisions nave beenreaches to azcelerat the changeover procedure ‘Supplementary to currant DIN Standarcs specitying the revicus vadins across flats, DIN ISO Standards dealing ‘with the sare products will wherever ISO Standards a'e International Patent Classification F 168:37/00 DIN G24 Page 7 e published which, besides introgucing @ num- Berofother minar amendments, will specify ihe new widths ‘across fats conforming to ISO 272 inboth DIN ang DIN ISO Standards attention wil be drawn to the fact that the Felevart ISO Standards are to be preferred and that the DIN Standara is to be replaced atter a transition period of five years It relevant ISO Standard is available. the DIN Standard will contain a foreword stating that tne previous width Seross flats specitieat ons are te be withdraw atter a ran sition period af five years and replaced by those specitieg inigoa72, ‘This sets a time limit for both manufacturer ana user of hexagon products by which the changeover to the new widths across flats must bee'fected The responsible com Fruttes sof the opinion, that it wil stl De possible atter this period fo obtain fasteners complying with the superseded Specifications as spere parts. In some cases, the replacement of the previous DIN Stand- {rds by the relevant ISO Standards wil have further con Sequences, besides the changeover to the new widths {2¢70S6 fats attention Deing arawn to this crcumetance in the national foreword of the ralevant DIN ISO Standards ‘These consequences result from the fact that tne ISO Standards have not yet reached the same lavel ot com Pleteness as the DIN Standards. Thus « number of nominal 5ize3, 8 wellas several product specifications for fine pte threads are not found in the ISO procuct stancards. Further mors, ISO Standards on tochnical delivery ccnaitions are Sil m the initia stages. so that specific requirements are Stil subject te soparate agraement when ordering prod- Sets im accorcance with ISU Standards, as they are notin Clused in the designation for orser purposes, Besides these consequences, which are of Importance whon applying the naw ISO’ Standards. amending the Wwiaths across lets also hes a number of consequences fe ‘regards tne use of the new products which the designer ‘must take into consideration Besides the amended assembly sizes, this applies above all to the different Surface pressure for the Bearing area of the nut oF tho heads of the bolts. These difficulties are discussed 19 Recommendation VDA 262") published by ine Verband der Automobilindustrie & V (German Automobie Manutacturers ‘association}, *) Obtainabio trom: Dokumentation Kraltfshnwesen ¢ V, GronerstraBe 5, 0-7140 Ludwigsburg