upc 621.882.211:621.662.991:621.982.4621.791.1 JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD Sets of high strength hexagon bolt, hexagon nut and plain washers for friction grip joints JIS B 1186-» {IS B 1186 "1996 has been revised under date of March ‘The rovised items are included in Amendment 1 [the revined itema are i endment 20 Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association Printed in Japan nsIn the event of any doubt arising, the original Standard in Japanese is to be final authority.1, Scope This ‘UDC 621.882.211 : 621.682.911 : 621.882.4 : 621.791.1 JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD gis Sets of high strength hexagon bolt, 1B 1186-1995 hexagon nut and plain washers for friction grip joints spanese Industrial Standard specifies the sets of high strength hexagon bolt, hexagon nut and plain washers for friction grip joints (Hereafter referred to as “sets") used mainly for steel structures Remarks 2. Definitions ‘The standards cited in this Standard are given in the fllow- ing: JIS B 0101 JIS B 0205 JIS B 0209 Js B 0251 IS B 0651, JIS B 0659 JIS B 4650 JIS G 0565 JIS 7.2201 aS 22241 aS 7.2245, 31S 7 2848, IS Z 8401 AIS Z 9001 aS 2 9003 reference. ‘Screw threads and fasteners ~ Vocabulary (ISO 1881, 5405) ‘Metric coarse serew threads (180 68,261,724) Limits of sizes and tolerances for metric coarse serew threads (ISO 965-2) ‘Limit gauges for metric coarse serow threa Instraments for the messurement of surface roughness by the stylus method Roughness comparison specimens ‘Torque wrenches ‘Method for magnetic particle testing of ferromagnetic materials and classification of ‘magnetic particle indication ‘Test pieces for tensile test for metallic materials Method of tensile test for metallic materiale Method of Rockwell and Rockwell superficial hardness test Method for liquid penetrant testing and Classification of the indication. Roles for rounding off of numerical values Goneral rules for sampling inspection procedures: ‘Single sampling inapection plans having desired operation characterietics by variables (standard deviation known) In this Standard, unite and numerical values given in ( } are based on the traditions ‘unite, and appended for informative For the purposes of this Standard, the main definitions given spply, and others are in accordance with the following:2 B 1186-1995 (1) xial tension That tensile force which functions in axial direction of @ bolt, when the bolt ia used to fasten an article with a nut (2) proofload When an article is fastened by using the threaded fasteners Eich as bolt and nu, the permissible maximum axial tension for the threaded fasteners. (2) torque coefficient value When an article is fastened by the bolt and nut, the magnitude of the Tastening torque is n proportionate tothe product of the generating axial tension and the nominal diameter of the bolt. ‘This proportional constant is defined as the torque coefficient value (4) header point A serew end processod with a header. (S) thread rolling A process to work screw threads by thread rolling die. 3. Components and classes and grades 3.1 Componente ‘The set shall be composed of one piece ofthe high strength hhoxagon bolt for friction grip joint (Hereafter, refered to a6 “bot™) one piece of high strength hexagon nut for friction grip joint Hereafter, roferred to a8 "nut".) land two pieces of high strength plain washers for fetion geip joint (Hereafter referred to a8 "washers™) specified in 8 32 Classes and grades The sets shall be classified into class 1, lass 2 and ‘ase 5 according tthe mechanical properties ofthe components of the se, and farther classified into A and B respectively according to the torque coefficient values, and the grades of the components ofthe set shall be classified according {to the respective mechanical properties given in Tables 2 to 5, Combina cal properti of classes of the sets and the grades according to the mechani fof components shall be in accordance with Table 1 ‘Table 1. Combination of classes of sets and grades according to ‘mechanical properties of components Clason foie “Grades arrange machi Chas acording to | Cine ecnding fo ‘mevhanial properee | tone corffient alae m co Be 3 ee * rer | m. Cae a mam ® [Romarks:“Thote which are given i parentheses in the Tele should ot pre- {erably be used es far as possible.3 B 1186-1995 4. Mechanical properties 4.1 Mechanical properties of bolts 4.1.1. Mechanical propertis of test pieces The mechanical properties of the ‘esi pisces sampled from the bolts, when tested in accordance with the ‘specifications of 11.1.101X1.1, shall conform to the requirements of Table 2. Forther, when the impact value is required particularly, ‘botween the purchaser and supplier. it shall be as agreed ‘Table 2. Mechanical properties of bolt test pioces Grade cording] Prout ares “ena avengt | Elongation | Reduction penis af alt gene est * s (689d (Gra te i) rior 309 win 1a00 w1a00 | emi | eOmin orem cate te 12) mF 250 win ioe wis0o | tenia | 0mm 989 mn ane 13261 4.12 Mechanical properties of products The mechanieal properties of the products, wen tested tn accordance with the specifications of 111 (012), shall be such that these are not broken at less than the tensile load (minimum) of ble 3, and, when the tensile load has been increased, no head separation is caused In addition, when tested in accordance with the specifications of 11.1.12), ‘the results shall conform to the requirements ofthe hardness of Table 3. ‘Table 8. Mechanical properties of bolt products ‘Grade cording “ease lnde(wintae ON ordre Properties st Designations of ee treae bar wa [wi [Mo | Mae [we [ua Par @ |e | ie | 20 | om | on | ao [iewaruno (e029 [1264 | 00 98m] 2t 70] we ws 526 | 4s 285) ret ws | ast | aes | ome | asa | aco | sea [ava ne tw 8a | 1 011 | ta 98 009890) 905 | 5720) ar ss | am | a0 | am | oo | wos | on [oom aoune 194s) 1764 |t2 53408] eens eb] cd or [Remarks: As tothe which have been auljosted tothe tenon ter of bolt, the hi {ot maybe omited es agreed betweon the parchser and supplier4 B 1196-1905 42 Mechanical properties of nuts The mechanical properties of the nuts, Shen Toned in acorns With the apecfictions of 1.1.2, shall conform tothe requirements of Table 4 ‘Table 4. Mechanical properties of nuts ‘Grae coring Hobe {oechaieal operas east [| Minimum | Meximom (Gini) of te bolt of Fe esume | wine | Sates 4.3 Hardness of washers The hardness of the washors, when tested in ‘accordance with the specifications of 11.1.3, shall conform to the requirements of ‘Table 6. ‘Further, the washers shall not be processed with the surface hardening by the carburization quenching and tempering. Table 5. Hardness of washers ‘Grads acoding wo echanenl properien of washer [Hardness Pa a 5. Torque conficiont value of set The torque coefficient value of the set, ‘when tented in acrordance with the specifications of 1.2, shall conform to the {equiremente of Table 6. In this case, the torque cocffciont value shall be ‘obtained from the following formula. r eo ew x 1,000 where, + torque coefficient value T= torque (moment to fasten the nut) (Nem) (kafem) + basic dimension of screw thread major diameter of bolt (mm) N+ bolt axial tension (2) G8) (gf)B 1186-1998 ‘Table 6. Torque coefficient value of set Dive ‘Glasses of et according to torque cook ficent valier a D ‘Mean value of torque coaficent Dai w 0160 | 01600190 ‘lnes of one manufacturing lot () ‘Standard deviation of torque coetfizient | 0.010 max. 0.018 max ‘elue of one manutactaring ot 0) Note (1) ‘The one manufacturing lot mentioned above means the lot of sot in whieh each of bolt, nut and washer is made from an identical lot. ‘The identical lot ofthe bolts, nuts and washers mentioned herein, stall be #8 defined below (2) The identical Jot of the bolts ie defined ae one manufacturing lot composed of the bolts, which are identical in (2) melt sumber of material (stel), () grade according to mechanical properties, (© designation of serew threads, (4) length f, (6) machining process, (0) heat treatment conditions, and (g) surface treatment conditions, ifthe bolts are subjected to surface treatment However, the bolts having slight variations of length I may be considered tobe of an Identical Tot, (2) The identical lot of the nuts is defined as one manufacturing lot composed of the nuts which are identical in: (a) melt number of material (stee), (©) grade according to mechanical properties, (6) designation of serew threads, (® machining process, (@) heat treatment condition, and (0 surface treatment condition, ifthe nuts are subjected to Surface treatment6 B 1186-1995 (3) The identical lot of the washers is defined as one manufacturing lot composed of the washers which are identical in: (a) melt number of material (steel), (b) grade according to mechanical properties, (©) designation of washer, (2) machining process, (e) heat treatment condition, and (0 surface treatment condition, if the washers are subjected to Surface treatment ‘Remarks: The measure when the torque coefficient value test of the set is {impossible due to shorter length, it shall be as agreed between the purchaser and supplier, 6, Shapes and dimensions The shapes and dimensions-of the bolts, nuts and ‘washers shall be in accordance with Attached Tables 1 to 3. 7. Serew threads The screw threads of the bolts and nuts shall be the thetrle course screw threads specified in JIS B'0205, and the grade thereof shall bbe 6H of JTS 3 0208, Further, the serew threads of the bolts shall be those which have been processed by the thread rolling. 8. Appearance 8. Appearance of bolts The appearance of the bolts shall conform to the ‘roquiremente of Attached Table 1 in surface roughness, and in addition shall be free from queaching cracks and such defects harmful 10 use as flaws, burrs, rust and damage of screw threads. 8.2 Appearance of nuts, The appearance of the nuts shall conform to the requirements of Attached Table 2 in surface roughness, and in addition shall be free from quenching eracks and auch defecte as flaws, burrs and rust injurious in 8.3 Appearance of washers ‘The appearance of the washer shall conform to the requirements of Attached Table S in surface roughness, and in addition shall be free ftom quenching cracks and such defects as flaws, lashes and rust ‘injurious in use and remarkable curves, 9. Material The matorial of the bolts, nuts and washers shall be such that the products of which satisfy the requirements of 4. to 8. 10, Surface treatment ‘The bolts, nuts and washers may be processed with any surface treatment which will not give injurious influence on their qualities.1 ( 1B 1186-1995 11, Tests and measuring methods 111 Tests on mechanical properties 111.1 Tosts on mechanical properties of bolts The tests on mechanical po ports of the bolts shall consist ofthe tension est and hardness test, and shall be in accordance with the following. (2) Tensile test of bolts The tensile test of bolte shall be carried out on the test piece and product. (1.1) Tonsile test of test piece The tensile test of the test piece shall be in Secordance with the each item of the following (1.1.1) Test pices ‘The test piece shall be in accordance with the following: (4.1.1.1) The test piece shall be the No. 4 test piece specified in JIS 2 2201 sampled from the bolt as given in (A) of Fig. 1 or (B) of Fig. 1. Me Sapling eft et Ch aa > Gauge length L= 80mm Diameter D=14mm ( Length of parallel P= Approx. 60 mm Radius of filet R= 15 mm min, However, for M12 to M24, when the dimensions given above are tunable to be sampled, L and D shall be determined by assuming that L = 3.54D, and P shall be determined by assuming that P = L + approx. 10mm. In this case, D shall not be less than the value given in Table 78 B 1186-1905 ‘Table 7. Minimum dimension of diameter of bolt test picee Designation of srew threads | D (om) mi é 6 a a2 0 4 2 (1.1.1.2) When it is unable to sample the test piece, due to shorter longth 1 of a12) a2 the bolt, atest bar collected from the material of the identieal lot (2) with the material of the bolt is mixed into the same heat treatment lot ‘with the bolt, and after heat treatmont hae been carried out, the No. & {est piece specified in JIS Z 2201 shall be sampled from the test bar. In this ease, the D dimension of test piece shall be the value of D given in Table 7. Note (2) The identical lot mentioned herein means that the lot of which melt number of material (stee)) and diameter are ‘identical to the bot. ‘Test method The test method shall be in accordance with the t ‘method specified in JIS Z 2241 ‘Tensile tost of product In the tensile test of the product, use a jig [having an appropriate structure, shape and dimensions, as well as sufficient rigidity, insert the wedge (see Fig. 3) of HRC 45 or over in tthe bearing surface of the bolt as given in Fig. 2, allow its iface to bo in contact with the side of hexagon head, and allow jig oF nut to engage so that about six threads of the complete threads remains at the head side of the bolt, on the other side of the threaded pportion. Apply a tonsile load in axial direction to examine whether the bolt breaks or not under the tensile load (minimum) given in Table 3, and, further, inerease the tensile load until the bolt breaks to examine whether the separation of the head of the bolt takes place or not Further, in this cate when the bolt comes out due to collapse of the screw threads, retest shall be made after improving the thread accuracy of the jig or mut, or increasing the length of engagement.° 1B 186.1095 Fig. 2. Tonle vest methods ofbolt Fig. 8. Shape and ‘lg. 4 Teale ig produc, imensions having of weds fnainea fice wo waar | a ' Remarks: As given in @ Deapates | aie | wast | Maw Dosti see” | Mae a ve | 20 | 2a a | as | 20 ‘the portion ofthe ig for tani eatin contact with ‘the bearing surface ofthe belt ‘that of the ‘wedge given in Fig 5, and its havdnese and rigidity are conforming to the ‘equiremments of 11.111) (1.11), the Jig may not necessarily be provided ‘with wedge Hardnoss test of bolt The hardness test of the bolt shall be carried out in accordance with the test method speciied in JIS Z 2248. In this case, the measuring places shell be the tide faces of head, and three places be measured per one piece of the sample, and the mean value thereof be rounded off to an intoger in accordance with the method specified in JIS Z ‘8401, and take this to be the hardness of its sample10 B 1185-1995, 11.1.2. Tests on mechanical properties of aut ‘The tosts on mechanical propertis of the nut shal consatof the hardness test and the proof load te land be in accordance with the fallowing, (1) Hardness test of aut ‘The hardness test of the nut shall be carried out in accordance with the test method specified in JIS 7.2245. In this ease, the ‘reasuring places shall be on the bearing surface of the nut, and three places bbe measured per one piece of the samplo, and the moan value thereof be rounded of to an intoger in accordance with the mathod specified in JIS Z ‘8401, and take this to be the hardness of the sampl (2) Proof load test of mut The proof load test of nut shall be earsied out in {he same method at the tensile test of bolt product specified in 11.1.1001.2), by engaging the sample of nut instead of the internal thread jig and apply. ing the proof load given in Table 4, and examine the presence of abnormality onthe sample. In this case, wedge shall not be used. {In addition, an external thread jig for testing may also be used instead of the batt 11.1.3. Hardness test of washer The hardness test of the washer shall be carried out in accordance with the test method specified in JIS Z 2245. However, the measuring places shall be on the bearing surface of the washer, and throo places be measured per one piece of the sample. The mean value thereof chall be Founded off to an integer in accordance with the method specified in JIS Z 8401, fand take this to be the hardness of the sample. 11.2 Test on torque cosffiiont value of set The test on torque coefficient ‘value ofthe set shall bein accordance with the following (1) The test on torque cooficient value of the sot shall be carried out under the service conditions, and the repeated tests on the same sample shall not be carried out (2) The test shall be carried out using a torque tester or axial force meter. ‘When the torque tester is usod, the torque and axial tension shall be read to the numerical values of 12 the respective scale intervals from the torque ‘eal tension diagram recorded on the measuring apparatus which has been connected to the tester, In addition, when itis carried out using a meter other than the torque tester, mount a sample to the axial tension meter, apply torque to the nut {gradually 40 a8 not to cause error, and measure the torque by the torque meter [see JIS B 4650) and the bolt axial tension by the axial tension meter {the surnerical values of 12 the seale intervala of respective meters. urther, inthis ease, the washer shall not bo rotated. In addition, when the hardness of the jig being in contact with the bolt bearing surface is equal to or harder than the washer, the washer of the belt Dearing eurface may also be omitted.n 1B 1186-1995 (3) The measurements of the torque being applied to the aut and the bolt axial tension generated by the torque shall be carried out on three places where the value of the boll axial tension is within the range of the values given ia ‘Table 8. However, in the case of the measurement by the tonque tester, it ‘may also be mede on one place near the median of the values given in Table 8 ‘Table 8. Axial tension for measuring torque coefficient value Unit: RN thet corr ‘Asal onnon of tata smechania ‘Designations of screw threads wee | une [aos [ea | wee | wee | we | uw Pot | aswe | te05 [ios iee| s06 see] sw ne [206 wo 79 [asa om oie | 240 |i 217 te 121 oe | asa to S201] sean | is oa 2o1| ae rior | seto22 | 9010204 | 155 0 200| 101 zo 250 220 wo 901 [20 wo 992 | 364 wr (iso6re | 10095 vo | lis soe to | (10 477 to | (22 140 to | fo ao | aeons to “Taeai | ise60] "a1 312) ae ain] aoa] a99ta| aa ea) wut | sr 76 [105.0141 | 169 so 201] 202 vo 279 | 236 to a8 [aoe to ane [orev se ein’ | 0 torte | (26 6b to| (20 66 to | (23960 to | at 09 [te 18 12s0)| "ie si] "22 836) 27 ay] se aan] a2 ate or saH) (The mean value of three calculated values obtained by substituting the torque and bolt axial tension measured in accordance with the method specified in (8) and the basie dimension of major diameter of belt into the calculation formula given in 8. (when only one point has been measured by ‘using torque teste, its calculated value) shall be Founded off to three decimal placts in accordance with the method specified in JIS Z 8401, and take thie to be the torque coefficient valve of that sample. (5) The scale intervals of the torque ~ axial tension diagram obtained by torque tester shall be 10 Nom (1 kgf) or under for the tongue, and 1’ or under the axial tension to be measured for the axial tension (6) The scale interval of the torque meter shall be 10 Nun (1 kefun) oF under, and its instrumental error shall be 1b or under the value indiated by each fale within the range of the values of the torque to be measured. (1) The scale interval of the axial tension meter shall be 1% or under the sxial tension to be measured, and its instrumental error shall be 2% or under the value indicated by each seale within the range of the values of the axial tension to be measured2 B 1186-1995 118 Surface defect test of bolt The cracks, flaws and the like on the surfaces of the bolt shall be examined in accordance with the method for iquid penetrant tasting specified in JIS Z 2545 oF the method for magnetic particle testing of ferromagnetic materials specified in JIS G 0565, 12, Inspections ‘onal 12.1 Shape and dimensional inspection When the shape and dime {nopestion hax Been carried out on the componente ofthe bolt, nut and washers, by the direct measurement, imit gauges and other methods, the results shall conform to the requirements of 6, respectively 122 Serew-threads inspection The screw-threads inspection shall be carried. ‘ut by using the limit gauges Ur 6H and for Gg) for metric coarse screw threads Specified in JIS B 0261 or the strew threads inspecting instruments instead of these, and the results shall conform to the requirements of 7. 123 Appearance inspection When the appe: carried out on the componente ic. the bolts, nuts and wat 1153 and by using the roughness comparison specimens conforming to the require iments of JIS B 0659 or the rurface roughness meccuring instrument conforming to the requirements of JIS B 0651, as well as by visual inspection, the resulte shall conform to the requirements of 8.1 to 8.9 respectively. 124 Ingpections on mechanical properties 124.1 Inspection on mechanical properties of bolt est pieces _ When the inspection on the mechanical properties of bolt test piers is carried out on the proof stress, tensile strength, elongation and contraction of area in accordance ‘with the specifications of 11-11 (1) (1-1), the results shail conform to the roquiroments of 4.1.1. In addition, the certified quality level of the inspection lot (2) in this inspee- ton shall be P,50.128% (4) (a'v0.08) and P, $12.58 (0) (00.10), Further, the ‘with the single sampling inspec sapling inspection system should preferably be in accordance on system specified in JIS Z 9003. Notes (*) One inspection lot mentioned herein means the one manu facturing lot specified in (1) of Note () of 8 (The 0.125% of the value of Py isa representative value, and it represents the value of Py within the range of 0.113% to O.40%. (©) The 12.5% of the value of P, is a representative value, and it reprotents the value of P, within the range of 11.3% to 14.0%. Remarks: ‘The meanings of the symbols Po, Py, and 8 shall be in ac cordance with the specifications of JIS Z 9001.13 B 1186-1995 124.2 _ Inspection on mechani ties of bolt products __ When the inspec tion on ehe mechanical properties af the bat produce scarica outon the tenale load and hardness in accordance with specifications of 111.1 (1) (1.2) and 11.1.1 (@), the reaulte shall conform to the requirements of 4.1.2, In addition, the certified quality level ofthe inspection lot (0) in this inspec- tion shall be P0.125% (6) (a'0.05) and Py s8% (1) (B470.10) Further, the sampling inspection system should preferably be in accordance with the single sampling inspection system specified in JIS Z 9003, Notes (©) One inspection lot mentioned herein means the one manufac- ‘uring lot specified in (1) of Note () of 5. () The 8% of the value of P is representative valve, and it re- presents the valve of P; within the range of 7-115 to 9.00%. 12.4.3 Inspection on mechanical properties of nuts When the inspection on 16 mechanical properties of the nuts is carried ovt on the hardness and proof Toad in accordance with 11.1.2, the results shall conform to the requirements of 42. {In addition, in this inspection, the certified quality level ofthe inspection lot ( shall be in accordance with the following: (1) ‘The certified quality lovel of the inspection lot (#) in the hardness inspection of the nuts shall be Pc 0.125% (®) (a*70.05),P,=8% () (80.10). Further, the sampling inspection system should preferably be in accordance with the single sampling iapection system specified in JIS Z 8008. (2) In the proof load inspection ofthe nuts, the check inspection shall be earried ‘out on two pieces or over in sample sie for one inspection Tot (#, and the total number of samples shall conform to the requirements of 4.2. Noto (*) One inspection lot mentioned herein means the one manufacturing lot specified in (2) of Note () of 5 Inspection on hardnoss of washers _ When the inspection on hardness soho ie carviod out in-acavdancs with the specications of 1118, the results shall conform to the requirements of 43. In addition the certified quality level ofthe inspection lot @) in this inspoction shall be P,0.125% (8) (a0.05), P,=8% () (B0-10). Further, the sampling inspection system should preferably be in accordance with the single sampling inspection system specified in JIS 2 9008. Note () One inspection lot mentioned herein means the one manual turing lot specified in (3) af Note @) of 8.4 B 1186-1995, 125 Inspection on torque coefficient value of sets When the inspection on the torque coeficient value of the sets is carried out in accordance with the Specification of 112, the results thall conform to the requirements of 6, In addition, the certified quality level of the inspection lot (10) in this inspection shall be in accordance with the following: a a ‘The certified quality level of the standard deviation on the torque coefficient ‘value ofthe inspection lot (18) shall be 6% or under in risk ratio and 8% or ‘under in standard relative error. ‘Remarks: In the epplication of 12.5 (D), when the process is in a stable conditions, the recent ¥ ~ control diagram or inspection data {including the inspection lot may also be used. In addition, when particularly required, the size of the ‘sample may also be redced, taking the standard relative error a Tittle larger than the specified value, wpon agreement between the purchaser and supplier ‘The certified quality level of the mean value of the torque coefficient values ‘of the inspection lot (*) shall be not less than the value given in Table 9. [Note (% One inspection lot mentioned herein means the one manufactur- ing lot specified in Note () of 8. ‘Table 9. Certified quality level of mean value of torque coefficient values SS Sa | Goer taetitaes [ar oo rae 190.05 [meee Remarks 1. The meanings of me" my", mm,’ shall be as specified in JIS 29 12, The standard deviation used shall be the stained ‘alue in accordance withthe spesiestions of i250)15 B 1186-1995 13, Designation The set shall bo designated by the Standard No. or title of, ‘his Standard, class eccording to mechanical properties of set, type according to torque coefficient values of set, designation of screw threads » bolt length (1) and specified item (*). ‘Note (1) When there isa specified item particularly, it is indicated in the vont Boge: sn Mineo eee Seger, ‘rfc gipints_ _ Clans 2 A M20 x 60. (Flat point) Eiger cups __4__ ayes, pean (seri) (Geer aree) parece ess eee | (Se, sper king of products The marking in respect to the components of the abe in accordance With the following ‘amping on the (1) The following information shall be marked in relief or by ‘upper faco of the bolt head, G.1) The marking symbol indicating the grade according to the mechanical properties of bolt (FST, FIOT or F111) (1.2), Registered trade mark or symbol of manufacturer (2) On the upper face of the nut, the marking symbol indicating the grade according to the mechenical properties of nut shall be marked in relief or by Stamping by using the marking symbol of Table 10. Further, upon agreement between the purchaser and supplier, the registed trade mark or symbol of the manufacturer may also be marked, ‘Table 10. Marking symbols of nuts (Grade acording te mechanical Marking symbat | 8 " a16 B 11861995 (3) On the washer, the symbol indicating the grade of mechanical properties is ‘exempt from marking Further, upon agreement between the purchaser and supplier, the registered trade mark or symbol of the manufacturer may also be marked, 142 Marking on pad ‘The package shall be clearly marked with the following informations (Q) Tite of this Standard (2) Class according to the mechanical properties of sat (8) Type according to the torque cosfiient value of set (4) Designation of serew threads x bolt length (2) (5) Quantity (6) Specified item (Manufacturer's name oF registered trademark (8) Manufacturing lot number of set (@) Year and month of inspection of set 15, Matters to be attended at the time of contract It should be preferable that the following matters are included in the contract ssignation of submission of the control charts and other data on ty control or inspection results sheets from the manufacturer of the Sets, bolts, nuts or washers. (2) The designation of the packaging standard to the manufacturer ofthe sets.a 1B 1186-1995, le 1, High strength hexagon belts for friction grip joints 4 = ft || | vem u18 B 1126-1995 [Notes (1!) The screw end may be either of lat end or of rounded end. (€2) The position for measurement of the dimension d shall be determined s0 that fy = dla Remarks 1. The length x of incomplete threads shall be about two threads and. that of continuous threads about three threads. roximately the 2. ‘The dimension d; may be made so a8 to be agreed between same as the pitch diameter of serew thread, the purchaser and supplier. In this case, the radius r under the head may be made as follows Unit: mm Devnet | mia | mie ] sao] woe] Mae] sa?) moo a iawae Boas ewes 13, The dimensions { marked with © indieate the preferable lengths # 4. The dimensions / and # other than given in the table above, if particularly required, may be used by designation.19 1B 1186-1995 ‘Attached Table 2. High strength hexagon nuts for friction grip joints ‘Remarks: Chamferng of the threaded portion of nut bearing surface sid 10d te 108d in diameter.20, B 11861095 [Attached Table 3. High strength plain washers for fretion grip joints Remarks ‘The figures above show ‘hamfer snd that with radius, radius may be used ther with 45°B 1186-1995 Edition 1 panes Te abled by Miniter of ntermatnl Tad nd nasty Dat of Eeablohment: 19640601 Dae of Revision: 1985.08.01 C Date of Public Notice in Official Gazette: 1995-03-01 Invented by: Sapnee Inu Standards Commie Divisional Couns en Machine Fleets ‘This English translation is published by: ‘Japanese Standards Association 1-24, Akasaka 4, Minato-ku, ‘ ‘Tokyo 107 Japan ‘©ISA, 1986 ged te 2000-1240 Printed by JSA