What size of M should be used for the studs of the M16? The nut!
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What size of M should be used for the studs of the M16? The nut! What material is the stud made of, 8.8 grade, and what material is the nut made of, grade 8?
Copied from another post: The common pairing grades for bolts and nuts are as follows – Grade 4 nuts: 3.6, 4.6, 4.8 (>M16); Grade 5 bolts with Grade 4 nuts: 3.6, 4.6, 4.8 (≤M16); Grade 5.6 or 5.8 bolts with Grade 4 nuts; Grade 6 nuts with Grade 6.8 bolts; Grade 8 nuts with Grade 8.8 bolts; Grade 9 nuts with Grade 8.8 bolts or Grade 9.8 bolts (≤M16); Grade 10 nuts with Grade 10.9 bolts; Grade 12 nuts with Grade 12.9 bolts (≤M39). For steel grade 20, the grade is usually 4.8, while for steel grade 35 it is generally 8.8. You can simply enter \"bolt\" in the search.
Reply to 2# andrew.zhou: What size of M is required for the studs of M16? The nut! """""" What I’m mainly asking is what size nut to use with an M16; the grade isn’t that important!
The studs for the M16, along with the nuts for it – the studs are of grade 8.8 while the nuts are of grade 8; these are usually made of 35 steel.
You are referring to the size; there is no separate specification for the size of the nut and the stud. For example, if the nut is M16, then the corresponding stud should be M16*length. So, the answer you’re looking for should be M16.
Reply 1# kgdwcwiiw M16
Bolts and nuts come as a set, right? I heard for the first time that they are sold separately
What size of M should be used for the studs of the M16? The nut! What material is the stud made of, 8.8 grade, and what material is the nut made of, grade 8? Answer: The studs of the M16 are paired with M16 nuts. The material of the stud is 8.8, and the material of the nut is 8. Here we are talking about commercial-grade fasteners. Commercial-grade fasteners differ from specialty-grade fasteners in that their mechanical properties are not determined by the material used for them; instead, the performance grade of such fasteners is indicated based on certain of their mechanical properties. Bolts or studs of grade 8.8 or higher are generally manufactured from medium-carbon steel or alloy steel, and require appropriate heat treatment to meet the specified mechanical property requirements.
The studs for the M16, along with the nuts for the M16 – that goes without saying. Pay attention to the tooth shape and pitch.
The bolts for the M16 are paired with M16 nuts; in the designation 8.8, the first 8 denotes a tensile strength of 800 MPa, while the second 8 indicates a yield ratio of 0.8, meaning the yield strength is 800*0.8=640 MPa
The bolts for the M16 are paired with M16 nuts; in the designation 8.8, the first 8 denotes a tensile strength of 800 MPa, while the second 8 indicates a yield ratio of 0.8, meaning the yield strength is 800*0.8=640 MPa