Is the size of the wrench we use usually determined by the diameter of the screw?
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The distance between the parallel lines on the opposite sides of the hex nut.
It is the distance between the opposite sides of the nut. For example, a wrench with a size of 24 is used for M16 bolts, whose bolt diameter is 16 mm; the number 24 refers to the distance between the opposite sides of the nut, which is 24 mm. The specific wrench that corresponds to a given specification can be found online.
It’s the distance between the two opposite sides of the nut! It is the diameter of the screw that determines the specifications of this screw
It refers to the distance between the opposite sides of the nut
It is the distance between the two opposite sides of the nut; it is the diameter of the screw that determines the specifications of this screw
This post was last edited by hsh_taotao on 2016-6-5 11:44: Distance between the opposite sides of the nut
Distance between the two lines on the head of the nut