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    The document provides recommended minimum lengths of engaged thread for internal threads based on material strength and screw strength class. It notes that internal threads are often weaker than standard nuts and sufficient engagement is needed for durability. Tables list recommended engagement lengths as a factor of screw diameter for various materials and strength classes.

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    The document provides recommended minimum lengths of engaged thread for internal threads based on material strength and screw strength class. It notes that internal threads are often weaker than standard nuts and sufficient engagement is needed for durability. Tables list recommended engagement lengths as a factor of screw diameter for various materials and strength classes.

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    The document provides recommended minimum lengths of engaged thread for internal threads based on material strength and screw strength class. It notes that internal threads are often weaker than standard nuts and sufficient engagement is needed for durability. Tables list recommended engagement lengths as a factor of screw diameter for various materials and strength classes.

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    The document provides recommended minimum lengths of engaged thread for internal threads based on material strength and screw strength class. It notes that internal threads are often weaker than standard nuts and sufficient engagement is needed for durability. Tables list recommended engagement lengths as a factor of screw diameter for various materials and strength classes.

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    Arrangement, design, assembly

    Length of engaged thread

    Recommended minimum lengths of engaged thread in cutted internal threads on components


    from information provided by manufacturer’s, based on trail values M6 to M16

    Where screws have to be screwed into internal threads and On the other hand, in many cases the internal threads on the
    where full load-bearing capacity is required, then minimum components are less strong than standard nuts of the same
    lengths of engaged thread have to be defined which depend on strength class for the screws which are being used.
    the strength of the material from which the component is made.
    This means that special attention must be given to achieving the
    There is normally less flexibility compared with standard nuts, required minimum length of engaged thread, in order to ensure
    so that when tightening up there is no need to worry about any adequate durability of the screwed connection.
    resulting enlargement which might mean that the threads would The following recommended values have been determined from
    not grip. practical trials.

    Component material with incised Recommended minimum length of engaged thread without
    internal thread countersinking for the strength class of the screw
    tolerance 6g/6H
    8.8 10.9 12.9
    Rm in [N/mm2] coarse thread fine thread coarse thread fine thread coarse thread
    S235 (St37-2) 1,0 · d 1,25 · d 1,4 · d
    2C15 N (C15) > 360 (ferrite / perlite structure) 1,25 · d 1,4 · d
    [1,5 · d]1) [1,8 · d]1) [2,1 · d]1)
    E 285 (St50-2)
    S 355 (St52-3) 0,9 · d 1,0 · d 1,2 · d
    > 500 (ferrite / perlite structure) 1,0 · d 1,2 · d
    2C35 N (C35 N) [1,3 · d]1) [1,6 · d]1 [1,8 · d]1)

    C45 V
    35Cr4 V 0,8 · d 0,9 · d 1,0 · d
    34CrMo4 V > 800 (heat-treated structure) 0,8 · d 0,9 · d
    [0,9 · d]1) [1,1 · d]1) [1,2 · d]1)
    42CrMo4 V
    1,0 · d 1,25 · d 1,4 · d
    GJL 250 (GG-25) > 220 1,25 · d 1,4 · d
    [1,3 · d]1) [1,6 · d]1) [1,8 · d]1)
    Al 99,5 > 180 – – 2,0 · d 2,5 · d –
    AlMg3 F18 > 180 2 · d [3 · d]1) 2 · d [3 · d]1) – –
    AlMgSi1 F32 > 330 1,4 · d 1,4 · d 1,6 · d 2,0 · d –
    AlMg4,5Mn F28 > 330 1,4 · d 1,4 · d 1,6 · d 2,0 · d –
    AluMg1 F40 1 > 550 1,1 · d – – – –
    AlZn MgCu 0,5 F50 > 550 1,0 · d – – – –
    GMgAl9 Zn1 > 230 1,4 · d 1,4 · d 1,6 · d 2,0 · d –
    1)
    Values in brackets are based on the formula from VDI 2230 [theoretical values]

    Tables for the approximate values of minimum length of engage­


    For lengths of engaged thread above 1,5 d, external or
    ment with thread tolerances of 6g/6H require a sufficient wall thick­
    internal threads at the extreme tolerance limits can lead to the
    ness for the nut thread. For exact values a calculation according to
    screw becoming jammed.
    VDI 2230 are required.
    The minimum length of engagement means effective sufficient
    ISO 965-1 defines the grades of tolerance for external
    overlapping of the threads without countersink at the construction
    and internal threads; compliance with these will ensure a
    unit and without thread run out at the bolt end.
    problem-free assembly of the screwed fastening.

    Marking of the thread depth according to ISO 965-1


    S small
    N normal
    L large
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