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What is the difference between nuts specified in ASME B18.2.4.1M and ASME B18.2.4.6M?

2017-02-10View Original

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A comparison reveals two differences: 1. In terms of literal translation, .1 is ordinary while .6 is heavy-duty； 2. In terms of dimensions, the range for .1 is from M1.6 to 36, while that for .6 is from M12 to 100; the external dimensions of .1 are smaller than those of .6, but the pitch remains the same. Please, experts, point out any corrections and additions.
Reply #22017-02-10
Ordinary nuts are thin, while heavy-duty nuts are thick. Heavy-duty types are generally used on pressurized pipelines or containers.

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