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Thread identification guide

Thread identification guide

STEP 1

Determine if the thread is tapered or parallel/straight.

Measure the thread with a caliper at the beginning and the end. If the diameters increase for a male end or decrease for a female end, the thread is tapered. If it is the same value the thread is straight/parallel.

STEP 2

Determine the thread size and type. Imperial sizes are normally common fractions ¼”=0.25”.

Measure the outside diameter OD for male and inside ID for female threads.

If the thread is tapered measure the diameter of 4th or 5th full thread.

The diameter measurement obtained in this step may not be exactly the same as the listed nominal size for the given thread. This variation is due to manufacturing tolerances.

STEP 3

Determine the pitch for metric or the amount of threads per inch (T.P.I) for imperial sizes.

In both cases Thread pitch gauges can be used.

TPI 28 27 24 20 19 18  16  14  12 11.5 11 8
Thread pitch (mm) 0.91 0.94 1.06 1.27  1.34  1.4  1.59  1.81  2.12 2.21 2.31 3.18

Check for any markings on fitting or equipment which may be a clue to thread type. Country of origin may provide a clue.

Europe (DIN,BSP), America (NPT, JIC, UNO, ORFS), UK/Australia (BSP), Japan (JIS).

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Thread types

Thread types

SymbolAngleParallel/taperedStandardDescriptionApplication
A/B60°ParallelDIN 4503, ISO 1222Tripod connection threadConnections to photografic equipment.
ACME-C29°ANSI B1.5 (1977)Acme thread centralizing
ACME-G29°ANSI B1.5 (1977)Acme thread general purpose
AMO55°ANSI B1.11 (1958)American standard microscope objective thread
ANPT60°MIL-P-7105Aeronautical national form taper pipe thread
API60°American national taper form thread for petroleum installations
BA47°30'BS93 (1951)British association thread
BSC60°BS811 (1950)British norm thread for bicycles
BSF55°ParallelBS84 (1956)Whithworth fine thread
BSW55°ParallelBS84 (1956)Whithworth coarse thread
E-DIN 40400, DIN 49612, DIN 49610, DIN 49625Edison form threadElectrical thread.
EG M60°ParallelDIN 8140-2Metric ISO thread for helical coil wire screw thread insertsFor wire thread inserts.
EG-UNC60°ParallelMS 33537Unified coarse thread series for helical coil wire screw thread inserts
EG-UNF60°ParallelASME B18.29.1Unified fine thread for helical coil wire screw thread inserts
FG60°ParallelDIN 79012Bicycle threadFor cycles and motor-scooters.
G55°ParallelDIN ISO 228, DIN 6630Pipe parallel ISO threadFor pressure tight joints are not made on the thread. External and internal pipe thread. Packaging; external thread for barrels.
G55°ParallelBS2779 (1973)Pipe whitworth thread (BSP)parallel
GfTaperedDIN 4930Round tapered threadTubes and tunneling
Gg60°Tapered (1:16)DIN 4941Tapered threadFor drill pipes in water and rock drilling, mining.
Gg30°-30°Tapered (1:4)DIN 20314Tapered threadFor drill pipes in water and rock drilling, mining.
GL30°-60°ParallelDIN 168-1Cylindrical round threadFor glass containers.
Glasg30°-50°ParallelDIN 40450Glasg thread for glassElectric industry: glass fittings, protection glasses.
HA-HBDIN 58810Bone screw threadFor surgical implants, external and internal thread.
KT20°ParallelDIN 6063Trapezoidal threadPreferably for packages made of plastics.
LN60°ParallelLN 9163, EN 2158ISO Metric thread for aviationAviation and aerospace.
M60°ParallelDIN 13, DIN 14, ISO 68, DIN 6630, LN 9163, DIN 2510Metric coarse ISO threadGeneral engineering, watches, fine work, packaging; external thread for barrels, aviation, aerospace and bolted connections with reduced shank.
M60°Tapered (1:16)DIN 158Taper metric ISO threadPlugs and grease nipples.
MF60°ParallelDIN 13, DIN EN 60423Metric fine ISO thread
MFS60°ParallelDIN 8141-1ISO Metric thread for tight fit
MJ60°ParallelDIN ISO 5855Metric ISO thread for aeronauticsAviation and aerospace.
N60°ANSI B1.1 (1960)American national 8-12-16 TPI pitch series (8N, 12N, 16N)
N-BUTT45°+5°ANSI B1.9 (1973)American BUTTRESS thread
NC60°ANSI B1.1 (1960)American national coarse thread series
NEF60°ANSI B1.1 (1960)American national extra fine thread series
NF60°ANSI B1.1 (1960)American national fine thread series
NGO60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)National gas outlet thread (specify RH or LH)
NGS60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)National gas straight thread
NGT60°ANSI B57.1 (1977)National gas taper thread (see also SGT)
NH60°ANSI B2.4 H28 (1966)American national firehouse and hose coupling thread
NPS60°American standard straight pipe thread NSPC & NPSM
NPSC60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)American standard straight pipe thread in pipe couplings (marked NPS)
NPSF60°ANSI B1.20.3 (1976)Dryseal American standard internal straight pipe thread (fuel)
NPSH60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)American standard straight pipe thread for hose couplings
NPSI60°ANSI B1.20.3 (1976)American standard intermediate internal straight pipe thread
NPSL60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)American standard straight pipe thread for loose-fitting mechanical joints
NPSM60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)American standard straight pipe thread for free-fitting mechanical joints
NPT60°Tapered (1:16)ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)American standard tapered pipe thread For threads with dryseal material.
NPTF60°Tapered (1:16)ANSI B1.20.3 (1976)American standard tapered pipe thread (fuel)For threads without dryseal material.
NPTR60°ANSI/ASME-B1.20.1 (1983)American standard taper pipe thread for railing joints (tap market NPT)
NS60°ANSI B1.1 (1960)American national thread special pitches
Pg80°ParallelDIN 40430Steel electrical conduit threadFor electric installations.
PTF60°ANSI B1.20.1 (1976) Dryseal SAE short taper pipe thread
R55°ParallelDIN 259Pipe parallel whitworth threadFor pressure tight joints are not made on the thread. Piping, do not use in new designs.
R55°Tapered (1:16)BS21 (1985), DIN EN 10226-1, ISO 7-1, DIN 2999, DIN 3858External dryseal pipe taper thread (BSPT)Tapered Whitworth pipe thread where pressure-tight joints are made on the threads.
Rc55°Tapered (1:16)BS21 (1985), DIN EN 10226-1, ISO 7-1Internal dryseal pipe taper thread (BSPT)Tapered Whitworth pipe thread where pressure-tight joints are made on the threads.
Rd30°ParallelDIN 405, DIN 20400, DIN 15403, DIN 7273Rounded threadGeneral, for mining industry, for lifting hooks, for steel sheet items and related joints.
RMS55°ParallelDIN 58888RMS-threadObjective for microscope.
Rp55°ParallelDIN 2999, DIN 3858Internal dryseal parallel threadInternal thread for pipes and fittings.
Rp55°ParallelBS21 (1973), DIN EN 10226-1, ISO 7-1Pipe parallel thread (BSPP)Cylindrical Whitworth pipe thread where pressure-tight joints are made on the threads.
S30°+3°ParallelDIN 513, DIN 20401Saw form threadGeneral. Mining industry.
S45°ParallelDIN 2781Saw form threadFor machine tools, hydraulic presses.
S105°Tapered (7°30')DIN 71412Self forming taper external threadTaper lubricating nipple. Similar to DIN 158 but 105° thread angle.
SBManufacturers stovebolt standards thread
SGT60°ANSI B57.1 (1977)Special gas taper thread
SPL-PTF60°ANSI B1.20.3 (1976)Dryseal special taper pipe thread
ST60°ParallelDIN 7970, DIN EN ISO 1478Sheet metal screw threadFor tapping screws.
STI60°Special thread for helical coil wire screw thread inserts
STUB-ACME29°ANSI B1.8 (1977)Stub Acme thread
Tr30°ParallelDIN 103, DIN 380, DIN 263, DIN 6341, DIN 30295Trapezoidal threadGeneral, for rail vehicles, for collet chucks.
UN60°ANSI B1.1 (1982)Unified 8-12-16 TPI pitch series
UN-860°ASME B1.1Unified thread for special diameters and pitches
UNC60°ANSI B1.1 (1982)Unified coarse thread series
UNEF60°ANSI B1.1 (1982)Unified extra fine thread series
UNF60°ANSI B1.1 (1982)Unified fine thread series
UNJ60°BS 4048 (1978)Unified constant pitch with a 0,15011P to 0,18042P controlled root radius
UNJC60°BS 4048 (1978), ASME B1.15Unified coarse thread with a 0,15011P to 0,18042P controlled root radius
UNJEF60°BS 4048 (1978)Unified extra fine thread with a 0,15011P to 0,18042P controlled root radius
UNJF60°BS 4048 (1978), ASME B1.15Unified fine thread with a 0,15011P to 0,18042P controlled root radius
UNM60°ASA B1.10 (1958)Unified miniature thread series
UNS60°ANSI B1.1 (1982)Unified thread special pitches
V60°60° "V" thread with truncated crest and root(flatted to the user's specifications)
Vg60°ParallelDIN 7756Valves threadValves for tires.
W55°ParallelDIN 477Parallel whitworth threadCylindrical thread for side connections.
W keg55°Tapered (3:25)DIN 477, DIN EN 144-1, DIN EN 629-1, DIN EN ISO 11116-1Tapered thread for screw socketsGas cylinders, thread for side nozzles.

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Thread runouts

Thread runouts for metric ISO threads

DIN 76-1

For fine threads the dimension of the thread runout is chosen according to the pitch P.

1)As a general rule, apply if no other entries are given.

2)IApply if a shorter thread runout is necessary.

3)Apply if a longer thread runout is necessary.

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Structural profiles properties

Structural profiles properties

* Recommended dimensions.

Second moment of area,

Also known as moment of inertia of plane area, area moment of inertia, or second area moment, is a geometrical property of an area which reflects how its points are distributed with regard to an arbitrary axis. The second moment of area is typically denoted with either an I for an axis that lies in the plane or with a J for an axis perpendicular to the plane.

In both cases, it is calculated with a multiple integral over the object in question. Its dimension is L (length) to the fourth power. Its unit of dimension when working with the International System of Units is meters to the fourth power, m4, or inches to the fourth power, in4, when working in the Imperial System of Units.

In structural engineering, the second moment of area of a beam is an important property used in the calculation of the beam’s deflection and the calculation of stress caused by a moment applied to the beam.

The planar second moment of area provides insight into a beam’s resistance to bending due to an applied moment, force, or distributed load perpendicular to its neutral axis, as a function of its shape.

The polar second moment of area provides insight into a beam’s resistance to torsional deflection, due to an applied moment parallel to its cross-section, as a function of its shape. This resistance to deflection or torsion is only a function of shape, and not due to a beam’s material stiffness, or Elastic Modulus.

Elastic modulus 

Also known as section modulus. It is termed as the ratio of second moment of area and distance from N.A (Neutral axis) to the extreme fiber. Also it is the measure of strength of given member. The stress in the outermost section of beam is computed with the help of section modulus. It is indicated by W.
Section modulus is indicated as follows:

W= frac{I}{y}

Here, I is “moment of inertia” and y is distance from “neutral axis” to top or bottom of fiber.
Unit of a “section modulus” is in.3(mm3).
Section modulus depends only on the cross section shape of the beam. Cross section shapes like rectangular, square, circular, Isection and T, composite section etc.
For symmetric sections, the value of “section modulus” is for both above and below of centroid of the fiber.
An asymmetric section has two values for top and bottom of the fiber due to different distance from centroid to the top and bottom of the material, the maximum “section modulus” is W max  and the minimum section modulus is W min.
Importance:
• It is significant for beam and flexural member design.
• More the section modulus, more the member is resistant to bending of the beam.
• It is easier to calculate stresses in beam and an exact measure of strength of steel.
• If two beams are made of same material and comparing the “section modulus” of two beams, the beam with bigger section modulus will be tougher and more capable to withstand larger loads.

Radius of Gyration

It is termed as a square root of ratio of moment of inertia to the cross sectional area of material.
It represents the imaginary distance from the centroid at which the area of cross section is imagined to be focused at a point in order to obtain the same moment of inertia. It is the measure of slenderness of the area of cross section of the column.
Least “radius of gyration” is utilized to resolve the slenderness ratio of a member.
“Radius of gyration” is denoted by i .

“Radius of gyration” is indicated by,

i=sqrt{frac{I}{A}}

Here, I is the moment of inertia, and A is area of cross section.
Unit of “radius of gyration” is mm.
Radius of gyration about x, y and z axis is articulated as,

{ix}=sqrt{frac{_{Ix}}{A}}     {iy}=sqrt{frac{_{Iy}}{A}}      {iz}=sqrt{frac{_{J}}{A}}

Here, Ix,Iy are the moment of inertia of the x and y axis, J is the polar moment of inertia about z axis.
Importance of “radius of gyration”:
• Radius of gyration is valuable in calculating buckling load of a compression member or a beam.
• Distribution of strength among the column cross section is obtained by radius of gyration.
• It helps to compare the behavior of different structural shape during compression.
• Smaller value of radius of gyration is utilized in structural analysis.
• The maximum compressive load the column can withstand is obtained when the column fails due to buckling.
• Smaller value of “radius of gyration” or least moment of inertia shows that the axis which the column buckles.

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International material comparison chart

International material comparison chart

TYPEEN MATERIAL NAME
(EN 10083)
EN MATERIAL NUMBERGERMANY
(DIN 17200)
SPAIN
(UNE 36011-12)
FRANCE
(NF A35-552-86)
ITALY
(UNI 7846)
USA
(AISI/SAE)
JAPAN
(JIS)
REF
CARBON STEELS3551.0045S355AE355E36-2FE510SAE 1024SCC3(1)
CARBON STEEL1.0401CK15F1110XC15C15SAE 1015C15C(1)
CARBON STEEL1.0432C21ASTM A105(1)
CARBON STEELC60E1.0601CK60C60C60SAE 1060S58C(1)
CARBON STEELC25E1.1158CK25F1120XC25C25SAE 1026S25C(1)
CARBON STEELC30E1.1178CK30F1130XC32C30SAE 1030S30C(1)
CARBON STEELC45E1.1191CK45F1140XC45C45SAE 1045S45C(1)
CARBON STEELC55E1.1203CK55F1150XC55C55SAE 1055S55C(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING28Mn61.117028Mn628Mn628Mn628Mn6SAE  1027(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING38MnB51.553238MnB538MB5SAE 15B41HSWRCHB737(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING40NiCrMo71.656240NiCrMo8-4F127240NiCrMo7SAE 4340SNCM439(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING30CrNiMo81.658030CrNiMo830CrNiMo830CND830CrNiMo8(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING34CrNiMo61.658234CrNiMo634CrNiMo634CrNiMo634CrNiMo6(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING36NiCrMo161.677336NiCrMo16F126035NCD1635NiCrMo15(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING38Cr21.700338Cr2F120038C238Cr2(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING46Cr21.700642Cr246C246CR2(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING34Cr41.703334Cr432C434Cr4SAE  5132SCr430(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING37Cr41.703437Cr4F120138C438Cr4SAE  5135SCr435(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING41Cr41.703541Cr4F120242C441Cr4SAE 5140SCr440(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING27MnCrB5.21.718227MnCrB5-2(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING39MnCrB6.21.718939MnCrB6-2(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING25CrMo41.721825CrMo4F22225CD425CrMo4SCM420(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING34CrMo41.722034CrMo4F125034CD435CrMo4SAE 4135SCM435(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING42CrMo41.722542CrMo4F125242CD442CrMo4SAE 4140SCM440(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING51CrV41.815950CrV4F143050CrV4SAE 6150SUP10(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERINGF128239NiCrMo3(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING20MnB5F129320MB520MnB5SAE 15B21HSWRCHB620(1)
ALLOY STEEL FOR HARDENING AND TEMPERING30MnB530MnB5SAE 15B28H(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL1.0504C45PB(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL15SMN131.071015S1013MF4SAE 1115SUM31(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL11SMn301.07159SMn28F2111S250CF9SMn28SAE 1213SUM22(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL11SMnPB301.07189SMnPb28F2112S250PbCF9SMnPb28SAE 12L13SUM22L(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL10S201.072110S20F212112MF4CF10S20(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL10SPb201.072210SPb20F2122CF10SPb20(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL35S201.072635S2035MF4(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL46S201.072745S2045MF4(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL1.072860S20(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL11SMn371.07369SMN36F2113S300CF9SMN36SAE 1215SUM25(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL11SMnPb371.07379SMnPb36F2114S300PbCF9SMnPb36SAE 12L14(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL35SPb201.075635SPb20(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL46SPb201.075745SPb20(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL1.075860SPb20(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL44SMn281.076244SMn28F213345MF6.3CF44SMn28SAE 1144SUM 43(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL44SMnPb281.076344SMnPb2844SMnPb28CF44SMnPb28SAE 1144SUM 43(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL36SMN14F213135MF6CF35SMn10SUM41(1)
EASY MACHINABILITY STEEL36SMnPb14F213235MF6PbCF35SMnPb10SAE 1137(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEELX38CrMoV5.11.2343X38CrMoV5.1F5317X38CrMoV5X37CrMoV51KU6437E ASTMSKD-6(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEELX40CrMoV5111.2344X40CrMoV5.1F5318X40CrMoV5X40CrMoV5.11KU6408A ASTMSKD-61(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEEL32CrMoV12-281.2365X32CrMoV3.3F531332CrMoV12-28X30CrMoV1227KUH10SKD-7(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEEL35CrMo81.271456NiCrMoV7F530755NiCrMoV755NiCrMoV7KUL6STK-4(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEEL40NiCrMoV161.2767X45NiCrMo4F530540NiCrMoV1640NiCrMoV16KU6437 E ASTM(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEELXC40Cr141.2083X42Cr13F3404X40Cr14740C14A-420(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEEL40CrMnMo71.231140CrMnMo7F530335CrMo8KU(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEEL40CrMnMoS8.61.231240CrMnMoS8.6F5302UDO-35(1)
HOT WORKING TOOL STEEL40CrMnNiMo8.6.41.273840CrMnNiMo8.6.44130-35i(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEELX210Cr121.2080X210Cr12F5212X200Cr12UX210Cr13KUA681(D3)ASTMSKD-1(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEEL1.210358SiMoCr8F5247U58SiMoKU+VS5(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEELX160CrMoV1211.2379X155CrVMo12.1F5211X160CrMoV12UX155CrVMo12.1KUA681(D2)ASTMSKD-11(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEEL95MnWCrV51.2510100MnWCrV5F522090MnWCrv5U95MnWCr5KUA681(O1)ASTMSKS-3(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEEL1.2516120W4F5238U115W4KUF1(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEEL55WCrV81.255060WCrV8F524245WCrV8U55WCr8KUS1SKS-41(1)
COLD WORKING TOOL STEEL90MNCrV81.284290MnCrV8F522990MnV8U88MnV8KUA681(O2)ASTM(1)
STAINLESS STEELX 10 CrNi 18-81.4310X 10 CrNi 18-8X12 CrNi 17-07Z 11 CN 18-08 Z 11 CN 17-08X 12 CrNi 1707301SUS 301(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 6 CrAl 131.4002X 6 CrAl 13X6CrAl 13Z 8 CA 12X6CrAl 13405SUS 405(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 6 Cr 171.4016X 6 Cr 17X8Cr17Z 8 C 17X8Cr17430SUS 430(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 20 Cr 131.4021X 20 Cr 13X20Cr 13Z 20 C 13X20 Cr 13420SUS 420 J1(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 30 Cr 131.4028X 30 Cr 13X30Cr 13Z 33 C 13X30 Cr 13420SUS 420 J2(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 39 Cr 131.4031X 39 Cr 13Z 33 C 13420(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 46 Cr 131.4034X 46 Cr 13X40Cr 13Z 44 C 14X40 Cr 14420(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 17 CrNi 16-21.4057X 17 CrNi 16-2X15CrNi 16Z 15 CN 16-02X16Cr Ni 16431SUS 431(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 6 CrMo 17-11.4113X 6 CrMo 17-1Z 8 CD 17-01X8CrMo 17434SUS 434(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 5 CrNi 18-101.4301X 5 CrNi 18-10X6CrNi 19-10Z 7 CN 18-09X 5 CrNi 1810304SUS 304(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 8 CrNiS 18-91.4305X 8 CrNiS 18-9X10 CrNiS 18-09Z 8 CNF 18-09X 10 CrNiS 1809303SUS 303(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 2 CrNi 19-111.4306X 2 CrNi 19-11X2CrNi 19-10Z 3 CN 18-10X 2 CrNi 1811304 LSUS 304 L(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 2 CrNi 18-91.4307X 2 CrNi 18-9Z 3 CN 19-09304 LSUS 304 L(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 5 CrNiMo 17-12-21.4401X 5 CrNiMo 17-12-2X6CrNiMo 17-12-03Z 7 CND 17-11-02X 5 CrNiMo 1712316SUS 316(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 2 CrNiMo 17-12-21.4404X 2 CrNiMo 17-12-2X2CrNiMo 17-12-03Z 3 CND 17-11-02 Z 3 CND 17-12-02X 2 CrNiMo 1712316 LSUS 316 L(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 2 CrNiMo 17-12-31.4432X 2 CrNiMo 17-12-3X2CrNiMo 17-12-03Z 3 CND 17-13-03X 2 CrNiMO 1713316 LSUS 316 L(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 2 CrNiMo 18-14-31.4435X 2 CrNiMo 18-14-3X2CrNiMo 17-12-03Z 3 CND 18-14-03X 2 CrNiMo 1713316 L(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 3 CrNiMo 17-13-31.4436X 3 CrNiMo 17-13-3X6CrNiMo 17-12-03Z 7 CND 17-12-02X 5 CrNiMo 1713316SUS 316(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 2 CrTi 121.4512X 2 CrTi 12Z 3 CT 12X2CrTi12 X6CrTi12409SUH 409 L SUS 409(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 6 CrNiTi 18-101.4541X 6 CrNiTi 18-10X6CrNiTi 18-11Z 6 CNT 18-10X 6 CrNiTi 1811321SUS 321(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 6 CrNiMoTi 17-12-21.4571X 6 CrNiMoTi 17-12-2X6CrNiMoTi 17-12-03Z 6 CNDT 17-12X 6 CrNiMoTi 1712316 TiSUS 316 Ti(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 15 CrNiSi 20-121.4828X 15 CrNiSi 20-12Z 17 CNS 20-12X 16 CrNi 2314309SUH 309(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 12 CrNi 23-131.4833X 12 CrNi 23-13Z 15 CN 23-13X 6 CrNi 2314309 SSUS 309 S(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 8 CrNi 25-211.4845X 8 CrNi 25-21Z 8 CN 25-20X 6 CrNi 2520310 SSUS 310 S(2)
STAINLESS STEELX 22 CrNi 2520310SUH 310(2)
STAINLESS STEELX10CrNi 18-09Z 12 CN 18-09X 8 CrNi 1910 X 10 CrNi 1809302(2)
NITRIDING STEEL1.850734CrAlMo5F1741(1)
NITRIDING STEEL1.850941CrAlMo7F174040CAD6.1241CrAlMo7SACM645(1)
NITRIDING STEEL1.851531CrMo12F171230CD1231CrMo12(1)
NITRIDING STEEL1.851931CrMoV9F172131CrMOV10(1)
NITRIDING STEEL1.852115CrMoV5 9(1)
NITRIDING STEEL1.855034CrAlNi7(1)
NITRIDING STEEL25CrMo12F1711(1)
HARDENING STEELC10E1.1121CK10F1510XC10C10SAE 1010S10C(1)
HARDENING STEEL1.113320Mn5F151520M5G22Mn3SAE 1024SMn420(1)
HARDENING STEELC15E1.1141CK15F1511XC12C15SAE 1015S15C(1)
HARDENING STEELC16E1.1148C16EXC18SAE 1016(1)
HARDENING STEEL16NiCr41.571416NiCr4F158116NiCr416NiCr4(1)
HARDENING STEEL15NiCr131.573214NiCr10F154014NC1116NiCr11SAE 3415SNC21(1)
HARDENING STEEL18NiCr5-41.581018NiCr5-4F158020NC6(1)
HARDENING STEEL17CrNI6-61.591915CrNi6(1)
HARDENING STEEL20NiCrMo2KD1.652320NiCrMo2-2F152220NCD220NiCrMo2SAE 8620CNCM220(1)
HARDENING STEEL17NiCrMo6-41.656617NiCrMo6-418NCD618NiCrMo5(1)
HARDENING STEEL18CrNiMo7-61.658717CrNiMo618CrNiMo7-6(1)
HARDENING STEEL1.665714NiCrMo13-4F156015NiCrMo139310RH(1)
HARDENING STEEL17Cr31.701617Cr318C3SAE 5117(1)
HARDENING STEEL1.702720Cr4SCr420(1)
HARDENING STEEL16MNCr51.713116MnCr5F151616MC516MnCr5SAE 5115(1)
HARDENING STEEL20MnCr51.714720MNCr5F150.D20MC520MnCr5SAE 5120SMnC21H(1)
HARDENING STEEL18CrMO41.724218CrMO4F155018CD418CrMO4SCM418(1)
HARDENING STEEL1.726215CrMo5F155112CD4FFSCM21(1)
HARDENING STEEL20MoCr31.732020MoCr320MoCr3(1)
HARDENING STEEL20MoCr41.732120MoCr4F152320MoCr44118SCMV1(1)
SPRING STEEL1.502338Si740Si7(1)
SPRING STEEL1.502446Si7F145146S748Si7(1)
SPRING STEEL1.502551Si7F145051S750Si7SAE 9250(1)
SPRING STEEL1.502655Si7F144055S755Si7SAE 9255(1)
SPRING STEEL1.502760Si7F144160S760Si7SAE 9260SUP 16(1)
SPRING STEEL1.710254SiCr654SiCr654SiCr6SAE 9254SUP 12(1)
SPRING STEEL1.710655SiCr756SC755SiCR7SAE 9261(1)
SPRING STEEL1.710860SiCr7F144261SC760SiCr8SAE 9262(1)
SPRING STEEL1.717655Cr3F143155C355Cr3SAE 5155SUP 9(1)
SPRING STEEL1.770117701F146051CDV451CrMoV4(1)
SPRING STEEL1.806246SiCrMo6.345SCD645SiCrMo6(1)
SPRING STEEL51CrV41.815950CrV4F143050CrV4SAE 6150SUP10(1)
BEARING STEEL100Cr61.3505100Cr6F1310100Cr6100Cr66440K ASTMSUJ2(1)
BEARING STEEL100CrMn61.3520100CrMn6F1312100CrMn6A485(2)ASTM(1)
BEARING STEEL100CrMo7.31.3536100CrMo7.3F1314100CrMo8.3A485(3)ASTM(1)
BEARING STEEL100CrMo71.3537100CrMo7F1313100CrMo7.2100CrMo7A485(3)ASTMSUJ4(1)

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Plastic abbreviations and trade names

Plastic abbreviations and trade names

CHEMICAL TERMABBREVIATIONTRADE NAMES
PolyamidePANylon, Nylatron, Ertalon, Akulon, Technyl C, Soderg, Bergamid, Omniamid, Amidan, Durethan, Nyrlon, Ultramid, Miramid, Grilon, Maranyl, Orgamide, Ternil, Latamid, Fabenyl, Verafil, Renyl, Ultralon, Caprolactam, Zytel, Rilsan, Vestamid, Trogamid, Zellamid, Tecam, Tecamid, Tecast
PolyoxymethylenePOM, AcetalDelrin, Acetron, Ertacetal, Hostaform, Ultraform, Resal, Duraform, Tecaform
Polyethylene Terephthalate PolyesterPET-PETPArnite, Novatron, Ertalite, Crastin, Impet, Petlon, Rynite, Grilpet, Melinite, Durester, Techster, Ultradur, Tecadur
PolyethylenePEDeslidur, Ultrawear, Cestidur, Cestilene, Cestilite, Hostalengur, Lupolen, Solidur, Durogliss, Polizene, Megalene, Propathene, Ertalene, Simona 500, RCH 1000, Plastfur, Vaplatec, Tecafine PE, Guidur, Trovidur PE
PolypropylenePPHostalen PP, Simona PP, Moplen, Lacotene P, Vestolen P, Varladur, Trovidur PP, Tecafine PP
Polyvinyl chloridePVCHostalit, Vinuran, Vestolit, Trovidur PVC, Tecavinyl
PolyurethanePURAdiprene, Vulkollan, Elastopal, Urepan, Philan
PolytetrafluoroethylenePTFETeflon, Hostaflon, Fluon, Algoflon, Gaflon, Tecaflon
Phenol formaldehyde resinsPFPhenolic cotton fabric: Celotex, Isolit, Fibraton, Resinol, Dakelite, Oeligol, Isolex, Fibratil, GFP, HGW2083, Novocott, Plasbesto
Phenol formaldehyde resinsPFPhenolic paper: Plasmicel, Textilex, Novosol, Baquelita, Articel, CP
Phenol formaldehyde resinsPFGlass fiber: Fivilex, Mefilex, Tevepox, Tevisil, Plasmipol, Novoglass, Isoval, Plasmiver, Etoxisol
PolimetilmetacrilatPMMAMetacrilato, Plexigas, Resartglas, Perspex, Oroglas, Altuglas, Deglas, Optema, Dewoglas, Paraglas, Policril, Tecacryl
PolycarbonatePCAxxis PC, Cristalato, Makrolon, Lexan, Xanda, Calibre, Sinvet, Orgalon, Tecanat
Polyvinylidene fluoridePVDFDyflor 2000, Foraflon, solef, Vidar, Polisor, Tecaflon, Trovidur PVDF, Kynar
PolysulfonePSUPolipenco PSU, Ultrason 5, Udel, Radel, Mindel, Polysulfon, Tecason
PolyimidePIPolipenco vespel, Vespel, Kapton, Tedlar, Sintimid
PolyetheretherketonePEEKPolipenco PEEK, Victrex PEEK, Erta PEEK, Ultra PEEK, Teca PEEK
CHEMICAL TERMABBREVIATIONTRADE NAMES
Acrylonitrile ButadieneNBRChemigum, Nipoll, Krynac, Paracril, Perbunan N, Buna N
Highly Saturated NitrileHNBRTherban, Zetpol
Carboxylated NitrileXNBRNipol, Krynac, Chemigum
FluorocarbonFKMViton, Fluorel, Technoflon
Ethylene PropyleneEP, EPDM, EPT, EPRNordel, Royalene, Vistalon, Buna EP, Keltan
Styrene ButadieneSBRAmeripol Synpol, SBR, Plioflex, Stereon
PolychloropreneCRNeoprene, Baypren, Butaclor
Isobutylene IsopreneIIRButyl
SiliconeVMQ, PMQ, PVMQSilastic, Silplus, Elastosil, Wacker
FluorosiliconeFVMQFSE, Silastic, Sylon
PolyacrylateACMCyanacryl, Hy Temp, Thiacril
Ethylene AcrylicAEMVamac
Chlorosulfonated polyethyleneCSMHypalon
EpichlorohydrinECO/COGechron, Hydrin
Polyisoprene naturalNRSMR, Pale Crepe, Smoked Sheet
Polyisoprene syntheticIRAmeripol SN, Natsyn
PerfluoroelastomerFFKMKalrez, Isolast, Chemraz, Simriz, Parafluor, Perlast

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