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    The document provides mechanical property requirements for carbon steel externally threaded metric fasteners. It includes nominal sizes, material designations, heat treatments, and minimum requirements for proof load stress, tensile yield strength, tensile strength, and hardness values. A table outlines these mechanical properties for various material classes ranging from 4.6 to 12.9, along with the corresponding property class identification markings. Additional sections specify designation systems and required tensile and proof stresses for metric bolts, screws, and nuts made of carbon steel or stainless steel.

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    The document provides mechanical property requirements for carbon steel externally threaded metric fasteners. It includes nominal sizes, material designations, heat treatments, and minimum requirements for proof load stress, tensile yield strength, tensile strength, and hardness values. A table outlines these mechanical properties for various material classes ranging from 4.6 to 12.9, along with the corresponding property class identification markings. Additional sections specify designation systems and required tensile and proof stresses for metric bolts, screws, and nuts made of carbon steel or stainless steel.

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    The document provides mechanical property requirements for carbon steel externally threaded metric fasteners. It includes nominal sizes, material designations, heat treatments, and minimum requirements for proof load stress, tensile yield strength, tensile strength, and hardness values. A table outlines these mechanical properties for various material classes ranging from 4.6 to 12.9, along with the corresponding property class identification markings. Additional sections specify designation systems and required tensile and proof stresses for metric bolts, screws, and nuts made of carbon steel or stainless steel.

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    Bolts

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    The document provides mechanical property requirements for carbon steel externally threaded metric fasteners. It includes nominal sizes, material designations, heat treatments, and minimum requirements for proof load stress, tensile yield strength, tensile strength, and hardness values. A table outlines these mechanical properties for various material classes ranging from 4.6 to 12.9, along with the corresponding property class identification markings. Additional sections specify designation systems and required tensile and proof stresses for metric bolts, screws, and nuts made of carbon steel or stainless steel.

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    Table 10 MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CARBON STEEL EXTERNALLY-THREADED METRIC FASTENERS Property Nominal Material Class Size of and

    Designation Product Treatment Mechanical Requirements Proof Load Stress, MPa Tensile Yield Strength, MPa, Min. 240 Tensile Prod. Hardness, Ultimate Rockwell Strength, Surface, Core MPa, Max. Min. Max. Min. 400 -Property Class Ident. Marking

    4.6

    M5M100 M1.6M16

    low or 225 medium carbon steel low or medium carbon steel, fully or partially annealed low or medium carbon steel, cold worked medium carbon steel, quenched and tempered 310

    B67 B95 4.6

    4.8

    340

    420

    --

    B71 B95 4.8

    5.8

    M5M24

    380

    420

    520

    --

    B82 B95 5.8

    8.8 A325M Type 1

    M16M72 M16M36

    600

    660

    830

    30N56

    C23 C34 8.8 A325M 8S

    8.8 A325M Type 2

    M16M36

    low carbon 600 boron steel, quenched and tempered atmospheric 600 corrosion resistant steel, quenched and

    660

    830

    30N56

    C23 C34 8.8 A325M 8S

    A325M Type 3

    M16M36

    660

    830

    30N56

    C23 C34 A325M 8S3

    tempered 9.8 M1.6M16 medium carbon steel, quenched and tempered 650 720 900 30N58 C27 C36 9.8

    9.8

    M1.6M16

    low carbon 650 boron steel, quenched and tempered medium carbon steel, quenched and tempered 830

    720

    900

    30N58

    C27 C36 9.8

    10.9

    M5M20

    940

    1040

    30N59

    C33 C39 10.9

    10.9 A490M Type 1

    M5M100 M12M36

    medium 830 carbon alloy steel, quenched and tempered low carbon 830 boron steel, quenched and tempered atmospheric 830 corrosion resistant steel, quenched and tempered alloy steel, quenched and tempered 970

    940

    1040

    30N59

    C33 C39 10.9 A490M 10S

    10.9 A490M Type 2 A490M Type 3

    M5M36 M12M36 M12M36

    940

    1040

    30N59

    C33 C39 10.9 A490M 10S

    940

    1040

    30N59

    C33 C39 A490M 10S3

    12.9

    M1.6M100

    1100

    1220

    30N63

    C38 C44 12.9

    Indicated stresses in Newton/mm2 Strength Designatio 3.6 n Nom. Tensile Strength Min Tensile Strength Lower Yield Stress Stress at Perm. Set 8.8 =< 6.8 16m m 60 0 60 0 800

    4.6 4.8

    5.6 5.8

    8.8 > 16

    9.8 10.9

    12.9

    300

    40 0 40 0

    400

    50 0 50 0

    500

    800

    90 0 90 0

    1000

    1200

    330

    420

    520

    800

    830

    1000

    1200

    180/19 24 0 0 -

    320/34 30 0 0 -

    400/42 48 0 0 -

    640

    640/66 72 0 0

    900/94 1080/10 0 0

    In accordance with BS 3692:2001 and BS EN IOS 898-1 : 1999

    Tensile Strength Of Metric Nuts Indicated stresses in Newton/mm2

    Strength Designation Tensile Strength In accordance with BS 3692:2001

    4 400

    5 500

    6 600

    8 800

    10 1000

    12 1200

    The designation system allows the determination of the ultimate and yield/proof strength of the bolt. The designation system is based on two numbers e.g 8.8 . The first number is the tensile strength of the bolt material (N2 )/100. The second number is = 1/100.(the ratio of the Proof (or Yield ) stress and the Tensile strength expressed as a percentage = 100.[Yield (Proof stress) /Tensile strength] /100 The tensile and proof strength of the steel for a 4.6 bolt is therefore calculated as follows Tensile strength (Rm) = 4.100 N/mm2 = 400 N/mm2 .... Proof strength (R0,2) = 0,6*400 * 100 /100 = 240 N/mm2

    Tensile and Proof Stress Of Metric Bolts and Screws. (Stainless Steel ) Stainless steels include Austenitic, Martensitic and Ferritic.. Austenitic stainless steels.. Chromium nickel steels which can be cold worked. Non magnetic. Associated grades ( Steel Number according to BS EN 10088 pt 1) = A1 (1.4305) , A2 (1.4301) ,A3 (1.4541) , A4 (1.4401) and A5 (1.4571). Martensitic stainless steels .. Limited corrosion resistance but can be heat treated for superior strength properties. Magnetic Properties. Associated grades ( Steel Number according to BS EN 10088 pt 1) = C1 (1.4006 etc) , C3 (1.4057), C4(1.4104) Ferritic stainless steels .. Plain chromium stainless steels with a chromium content varying between 10.5 and 18% and a low carbon content. They not hardenable by heat treatment. Ferritic alloys have good ductility and formability but a relatively poor high temperature strength compared austenitic grades. Magnetic.. Associated grades = F1 Tensile and Proof Stress Of Metric Bolts and Screws. (Stainless Steel ) Indicated stresses in Newton/mm2 Stainless Steel Steel Grade Strength class Tensile Strength 0,2% proof stress Austenitic A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 50 70 80 100 500 700 800 1000 210 450 600 750 Martensitic C1,C4 50 70 500 700 250 410 Ferritic F1 45 60 450 600 250 410

    C1 110 1100 820

    C3 80 800 640

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