Nomenclature for Screws: Difference between revisions
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u9000.dat - ~Screw 44.5 x 5 Countersunk Slotted | u9000.dat - ~Screw 44.5 x 5 Countersunk Slotted | ||
u9013.dat - ~Screw 12 x 6 Pan Cruciform | u9013.dat - ~Screw 12 x 6 Pan Cruciform | ||
u9021.dat - ~Screw 6 x 5 Flat Slotted | u9021.dat - ~Screw 6 x 5 Flat Slotted | ||
u9022.dat - ~Screw 4 x 4 Beveled Triangular | u9022.dat - ~Screw 4 x 4 Beveled Triangular | ||
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[[Category:New Ideas for Future Official Parts Standards]] | [[Category:New Ideas for Future Official Parts Standards]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:46, 8 April 2018
This is a historic page with suggestions from that time. It needs to be reworked to document the status of today (2018).
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--Mikeheide 09:56, 10 July 2011 (EDT)
Nomenclature: Screw length_(LDu) x thread_diameter_(LDu) {head type} {slot type}
At present we have the following {head type}s:
- Countersunk
- Pan
- Flat
- Beveled
Screw length is measured from the flat underside of the head, except for Countersunk when it is measured from the flat top surface.
At present we have the following {slot type}s:
- Slotted
- Cruciform
- Triangular
Examples
u9000.dat - ~Screw 44.5 x 5 Countersunk Slotted u9013.dat - ~Screw 12 x 6 Pan Cruciform u9021.dat - ~Screw 6 x 5 Flat Slotted u9022.dat - ~Screw 4 x 4 Beveled Triangular