Fasteners Taxonomy — Family Index

A working catalogue of every common fastener style an engineer is likely to specify or replace: threaded, non-threaded, retained, anchored, embedded. Each entry maps to its governing standard (ASME B18 / ISO / DIN / JIS / SAE / ASTM) so a part on a drawing can be traced back to a callout that procurement can buy.

1. At a glance

Fasteners split into four large families:

  • Threaded — externally threaded. Screws, bolts, studs, set-screws. Form a clamping force via thread engagement.
  • Threaded — internally threaded. Nuts, threaded inserts, weld-nuts, anchors. Mate to an external thread.
  • Non-threaded mechanical. Rivets, pins, clips, retaining rings. Permanent or semi-permanent assembly; rely on interference, deformation, or shear.
  • Washers and accessories. Spread load, prevent loosening, seal, isolate galvanically.

Standards landscape:

Region / bodyHeadline standardsTypical use
ASME (US)B18.2.1 (hex bolts/screws), B18.2.2 (hex nuts), B18.3 (socket-head/set-screws), B18.6 (machine/wood/tap), B18.22 (washers), B18.1 (rivets)US machine + structural design
ISO (global)4014/4017 (hex), 4032/4034 (nuts), 4762 (socket-cap), 7380 (button), 10642 (CSK), 898-1 (grades), 3506 (stainless)Global metric design
DIN (Germany, legacy)931 / 933 (hex bolts partial / full thread), 912 (socket-cap), 985 (nyloc), 125 (flat washer), 7991 (CSK)EU legacy drawings; mostly superseded by ISO
JIS (Japan)B 1180 (hex), B 1176 (socket-cap), B 1181 (nuts)Japanese OEM (auto/electronics)
SAE / ASTM (US)SAE J429 (inch grades), ASTM A307 / A325 / A449 / A490 / A574 / A193 / F436Structural steel, pressure vessels

SI primary throughout: M-thread sizes given as M{nominal}×{pitch}; inch sizes in parentheses. Torques in N·m (lbf·ft). Loads in kN (lbf).

2. Head styles

The head dictates tool access, finished surface flush vs proud, and concentration of clamp load.

HeadDriveToolTypical use
Hex (ASME B18.2.1 / ISO 4014/4017)external hex flatsopen/box/socket wrenchStructural, general purpose
Hex flangeexternal hex + integrated washerwrenchAutomotive, no separate washer needed
Socket-cap / SHCS (DIN 912, ISO 4762)internal hex (Allen)hex keyMachine tools, jigs, high torque in tight space
Button-head (ISO 7380)internal hexhex keyLow-profile cosmetic, lower clamp than SHCS
Flat countersunk / FHCS (ISO 10642, DIN 7991)internal hex / Phillips / Torxhex / driverFlush with surface; 82° (inch UN) or 90° (metric) included angle; 100° on aero MS24694
Oval countersunkPhillips / slotteddriverTrim/cosmetic, slight crown above flush
Pan headPhillips / Pozidriv / slotted / TorxdriverGeneral machine screw, sheet metal
Round headslotted / PhillipsdriverLegacy machine screw
FillisterslottedscrewdriverCounterbore-friendly, older instruments
TrussPhillips / slotteddriverWide low dome, large bearing area on thin sheet
BindingslottedscrewdriverElectrical terminal binding
Low-profile SHCSinternal hexshort hex keyWhere SHCS head height won’t fit
Weld-head (T-stud, capacitor-discharge stud)noneweld gunWelded to sheet, finished as a stud
T-headT-slot matingslides in T-slotMachine table clamping
Square-headexternal squarewrench / by handSet-screws, antique machinery
12-point flange (ARP, MS9489)external 12-pt12-pt socketAerospace/racing — higher torque vs hex in same space
Torx (TX10–TX100, ISO 10664)6-lobe internalTorx bitHigh torque, low cam-out; standard in automotive
Torx-plus / Torx-TRoptimised 6-lobe / tamper-resistantproprietary bitOE production
Phillips (PH1–PH4, ISO 8764-1)cruciformPH driverGeneral assembly; designed to cam out at torque
Pozidriv (PZ1–PZ3)cruciform + 4 ribsPZ driverBetter than Phillips, no cam-out, EU
Robertson square (#0–#4)internal squaresquare bitCanadian / cabinetry, very low cam-out
Slottedsingle slotflat screwdriverLegacy, restoration, electrical screws
Tri-wing / spanner-2-hole / one-way / snake-eyetamper-resistantproprietaryPublic-fixture security

Head height typically 0.6–0.7 × thread nominal for hex, 1.0 × for SHCS, 0.5 × for button, 0.3 × for FHCS (countersunk).

3. Thread standards

Threads are defined by form (60° symmetric V is dominant), pitch, and tolerance class.

Unified inch (UN, ASME B1.1)

  • UNC — coarse, e.g. 1/4-20, 3/8-16, 1/2-13. Default for general assembly.
  • UNF — fine, e.g. 1/4-28, 3/8-24, 1/2-20. Higher tensile area, better vibration resistance, requires more turns.
  • UNEF — extra fine, e.g. 1/4-32. Thin-wall and instrumentation.
  • UNS — special pitch outside the standard table.
  • Tolerance classes 1A/B (loose), 2A/B (default), 3A/B (tight).

Metric ISO (ISO 68-1, ISO 261, ISO 965)

  • Coarse: M2×0.4, M3×0.5, M4×0.7, M5×0.8, M6×1.0, M8×1.25, M10×1.5, M12×1.75, M16×2.0, M20×2.5, M24×3.0, M30×3.5, M36×4.0, … up to M100.
  • Fine: M8×1.0, M10×1.25, M12×1.25 or 1.5, M16×1.5, M20×1.5.
  • Tolerance positions e/f/g/h external, G/H internal; grade 6g most common.

Power threads (motion, not clamping)

  • ACME (ASME B1.5) — 29° trapezoidal, e.g. 1/2-10 ACME-2G. Leadscrews, jack screws.
  • Stub ACME — shallower form, higher root strength.
  • Trapezoidal metric (DIN 103) — Tr40×7, 30° flank. EU machine tool lead screws.
  • Buttress (DIN 513, ASME B1.9) — 7°/45° asymmetric, unidirectional load (clamps, breech blocks).

Pipe threads

  • NPT (ANSI/ASME B1.20.1) — 60° taper 1°47′, seals on thread interference + sealant.
  • NPTF (Dryseal) — controlled root/crest, seals without sealant.
  • BSPT (Whitworth taper, ISO 7-1) — 55° taper. EU/Asian pipe.
  • BSPP / G-thread (ISO 228) — 55° parallel, seals on bonded washer or O-ring (not on thread).
  • JIC 37° flare (SAE J514) and ORFS — hydraulic, parallel thread + flare or O-ring seal.

Self-tapping / thread-forming

  • Type A — coarse, spaced, for thin sheet.
  • Type B / AB — finer, pointed.
  • Type F — machine-screw thread + cutting flutes (thread-cutting, makes chips).
  • Type T (Type 23) — like F but coarse, for plastic.
  • Plastite — 45° trilobular for plastic, no chips.
  • Taptite (CA / 2000) — trilobular thread-forming for steel/aluminium.
  • Mathread / Spiralock — wedge-ramp 30° root, vibration resistant.
  • Tri-Roll thread-rolling — same family.
  • TORX self-tapping for sheet metal.

4. Strength grades — steel

ISO 898-1 metric property classes — the two digits are derived from UTS and yield:

  • First digit × 100 = UTS in MPa.
  • Second digit / 10 × first digit × 100 = yield in MPa.
ClassUTS (MPa / ksi)Yield (MPa / ksi)Use
4.6400 / 58240 / 35Mild-steel, low duty
4.8400 / 58320 / 46Cold-headed low duty
5.6500 / 73300 / 44General
5.8500 / 73400 / 58General
6.8600 / 87480 / 70Medium duty
8.8800 / 116640 / 93Default high-strength M ≥ 16
9.8900 / 131720 / 105Small-diameter high strength
10.91040 / 151940 / 136Structural, automotive critical
12.91220 / 1771100 / 160SHCS, motorsport, high preload

SAE J429 inch grades

  • Grade 2 — low carbon, ~74 ksi UTS (510 MPa). General.
  • Grade 5 — medium carbon, quenched and tempered, 120 ksi (827 MPa) UTS / 92 ksi yield. Auto chassis.
  • Grade 8 — alloy steel, Q&T, 150 ksi (1034 MPa) UTS / 130 ksi yield. Heavy equipment.
  • Grade 9 — proprietary (e.g. IFI-536), 180 ksi (1241 MPa) UTS. Equivalent to 12.9 metric.

ASTM structural / pressure

  • A307 grade A — mild ~60 ksi (414 MPa), anchor and general structural.
  • A325 (now F3125 gr A325) — 120/105 ksi, structural steel-to-steel connection.
  • A449 — substitute for A325 with full size range.
  • A490 (F3125 gr A490) — 150/130 ksi, high-strength structural.
  • A574 — alloy socket-head cap screws, 170/180 ksi (1170/1240 MPa) ≈ class 12.9.
  • A193 B7 — Cr-Mo studs for pressure vessels, 125 ksi UTS / 105 ksi yield.
  • A193 B16 — Cr-Mo-V studs for high-temp service.
  • A320 L7 — low-temperature equivalent of B7.
  • A354 BC/BD — anchor rod alloy steel.

Marking: A325 stamped “A325”, A490 stamped “A490”, metric grade stamped on head as “8.8”, “10.9”, “12.9”. Manufacturer mark is mandatory for traceability.

5. Stainless grades

ISO 3506 property classes for corrosion-resistant fasteners:

ClassAlloy ≈Use
A1303 free-machiningDecorative, no salt
A2304 / 18-8General stainless
A3321 stabilisedHigh temp, no Mo
A4316 with MoMarine, chloride, food/pharma
A5316Ti stabilisedHigh-temp + chloride
C1/C3/C4martensitic 410-classMagnetic, harder, lower corrosion
F1ferritic 430-classMild atmospheric

Strength suffix: 50 / 70 / 80 / 100 = roughly 500 / 700 / 800 / 1000 MPa UTS. Most common spec is A2-70 (default) or A4-70 (marine). A2-80 / A4-80 is cold-worked for higher strength. Use A4 around salt water; A2 will pit.

Note: stainless is prone to galling during installation — apply Loctite 8023 anti-seize or use bi-alloy combinations (A2 bolt + nickel-alloy nut).

6. Bolts vs screws — by function

  • Machine screw — small (M2–M8 / #0–#10), threaded full length, used in tapped hole. ASME B18.6.3.
  • Cap screw — heavier, full or partial thread, hex or socket head. ASME B18.2.1 / B18.3.
  • Structural bolt — A325 / A490 heavy hex; TC bolts (twist-off) have a splined tip that shears at preload (ASTM F1852, F2280), giving a calibrated tension.
  • Shoulder bolt / stripper bolt — precision-ground unthreaded shoulder, threaded reduced end. Used as a pivot or guide pin under load.
  • Eye bolt — formed loop, ASME B18.15. Plain or shoulder type; shoulder type allows angular load to 45°.
  • Lifting eye / swivel hoist ring — load-rated rotating eye for lifting; e.g. ADB / Crosby HR-125.
  • U-bolt — U-shaped threaded ends, pipe clamping or leaf-spring axle.
  • J-bolt / anchor bolt — concrete anchor cast in place; J-shape or L-shape end retains in pour.
  • Anchor bolt (F1554) — gr 36 / 55 / 105 for structural steel column base plates.
  • Set-screw (ASME B18.3 / DIN 913–916, ISO 4026–4029) — headless, internal-drive (hex / Torx). Point styles:
    • Cup point — most common, bites slightly.
    • Cone point — permanent location into mating divot.
    • Flat point — minimal damage, frequent removal.
    • Dog point — pilot pin that engages a flat or hole, prevents shaft rotation.
    • Knurled cup — anti-vibration grip.
    • Soft-tip (nylon / brass) — non-marring on shafts.
  • Wood screws
    • Lag screw (ASME B18.2.1) — hex-head, coarse wood thread, heavy timber.
    • Deck screw — bugle head, corrosion coated (ceramic / SS).
    • Drywall screw — coarse for wood / fine for steel stud; bugle head sinks flush.
    • GRK / Spax / Torx wood screws — self-countersinking with cutter ribs.
  • Sheet-metal / self-tapping — ASME B18.6.4, type A/B/AB/F/T (see §3).
  • Self-drilling (Tek screw) — built-in drill point, hex washer head, threads into steel up to 3–12 mm without pilot.
  • Concrete fasteners
    • Tapcon — case-hardened thread-forming screw into pre-drilled hole, light to medium.
    • Sleeve anchor — expansion sleeve around bolt, medium.
    • Wedge anchor — single-piece stud + expansion clip, heavy (Hilti Kwik-Bolt 3, Red Head Trubolt).
    • Drop-in anchor — internally threaded shell set with setting tool, flush in slab.
    • Epoxy / chemical anchor — threaded rod set in two-part epoxy or HY adhesive (Hilti HIT-HY 200, Simpson SET-XP).
    • Undercut anchor (Hilti HDA) — mechanical undercut, seismic-rated.

7. Nuts

StyleStandardNotes
Hex nutASME B18.2.2 / ISO 4032 / DIN 934Standard counterpart to hex bolt
Heavy hexASME B18.2.2Larger flats, structural / A563
Jam nut (thin)ISO 4035 / DIN 439Pair with main nut to lock; 0.5d thick
Flange nutISO 4161 / DIN 6923Integrated washer flange, often serrated
Nyloc / nylon-insert lockISO 7040 / DIN 985Nylon ring grips thread, ≤ 120 °C
All-metal lock (Stover / top-lock)IFI-100/107High-temp, distorted thread
Cleveloc / FlexlocproprietarySlotted top compressed for grip
Wing nutASME B18.6.9 / DIN 315Hand-tightened
Cap / acorn nutDIN 1587 / ISO 4042Domed cover over thread end
T-slot nutDIN 508 / ISO 299Slides in machine T-slots
Weld nutDIN 929 / IFI-145Projection-welded to sheet
Square nutDIN 557 / ASME B18.2.2Channel and clamp use
Knurled thumbDIN 466 / 467Hand-tightened, no tool
Castellated / slottedASME B18.2.2 / DIN 935Slots accept cotter pin through bolt hole
Keensert / Heli-CoilIFI-128Internal-thread inserts into oversize tapped hole
K-lock (KEPS)IFI-100Hex nut with captive external-tooth washer

ASTM A563 grades (A, B, C, DH) are the structural counterparts; A563 grade DH heavy hex pairs with A490.

8. Washers

  • Plain flat (ASME B18.22, ISO 7089-7094, DIN 125 / DIN 9021) — narrow (Type A) or wide (Type B / fender) bearing surface. DIN 9021 = extra-wide.
  • Belleville disc spring (DIN 6796, DIN 2093) — conical, stores elastic energy; preserves preload through thermal cycling and gasket creep. Stack series (force) / parallel (deflection).
  • Spring-lock (helical / split, DIN 127, ASME B18.21.1) — angled cut, bites under preload. Largely discredited above class 8.8 — research (Junker test) shows little benefit and risk of fatigue.
  • Tooth-lock (DIN 6797) — internal, external, or combination teeth bite into bearing surface. Common on electrical bonding.
  • Nord-Lock (and clones — Tec Series, HEICO-LOCK) — wedge-locking pair, cam angle > thread helix angle. Cannot loosen by rotation; reusable; the gold-standard anti-vibration washer.
  • Fender washer — large OD relative to ID; spreads load on sheet metal.
  • Structural F436 / F436M — hardened (38-45 HRC), required under A325/A490 turned elements.
  • Sealing / bonded washer — EPDM or NBR rubber bonded to steel washer; weather-sealed sheet-metal screws.
  • Beveled / square — for tapered I-beam flanges.
  • Insulating / shoulder washer — phenolic, nylon, or Mylar; galvanic isolation.
  • C-washer / slotted — slips on/off without disassembly.

9. Rivets

Solid:

  • ASME B18.1.1 (small solid) / B18.1.2 (large structural).
  • Aero universal-head MS20470 / NAS1097 (round dome), aero 100° CSK MS20426.

Blind / pop:

  • Standard Avdel-style — mandrel pulls until break-neck snaps; pop-rivet for sheet up to 6 mm.
  • Avlock / Magna-Lok / Monobolt — structural blind rivet with locked mandrel; aero and trailer skin.
  • Closed-end / sealed — waterproof.

Lockbolts / pin-collar:

  • Hi-Lok (HL11 series) — threaded pin + frangible collar, aerospace.
  • Hi-Tigue — fatigue-rated Hi-Lok.
  • Huck Lockbolt (BobTail, C50L) — pin + swaged collar, no thread.
  • Magna-Bolt — heavy structural blind.

Threaded blind nuts (rivnuts):

  • Rivnut / Plusnut / Nutsert (POP, Avdel) — internally threaded, blind installation in sheet.
  • Sertsert — for soft material.
  • Hexagonal / splined body anti-rotation versions.

Specialty:

  • Drive-pin rivet — solid pin pushed through a sleeve; sets without tool from one side, light duty.
  • Tubular / semi-tubular rivet — hollow shank, cold-formed; clipboards to leather goods.
  • Explosive rivet — pyrotechnic cartridge sets the bucktail; aerospace blind use.
  • Friction-stir spot rivet — combined FSW joining and clinching.

10. Pins

PinStandardUse
Dowel — cylindrical, groundISO 2338 / ASME B18.8.2Precision location, press-fit
Dowel — hardenedISO 8734Locating in hardened tooling
Taper pinISO 2339 / DIN 1 / ASME B18.8.2Slight taper, holds shaft–hub
Groove pinDIN 1471–1474 / ASME B18.8.2Three-groove length for friction lock
Spring (slotted) roll pinISO 8752 / DIN 1481Hollow split tube, compression hold
Spiral / coiled spring pinISO 13337 (Spirol)Coiled strip, smoother insertion
Clevis pinASME B18.8.1Headed pin retained by cotter / R-clip
Cotter (split pin)ISO 1234 / ASME B18.8.1Splits to retain castellated nut
R-clip / hairpinDIN 11024Quick-release retainer
Hitch pinTrailer hitch retainer, R-clip retained
Knurled pinLight press, hand insertion
Quick-release detent ball-lock pinMS17984/MS17985Tooling, ground support equipment

11. Anchors

  • Wedge anchor (Hilti HSA, Red Head Trubolt+, Powers Power-Stud+SD) — single-piece stud with expansion clip; cracked-concrete versions are ICC-ES rated.
  • Sleeve anchor (Red Head Dynabolt) — full-length sleeve expands; better in soft / brick.
  • Drop-in anchor — internal cone is driven down with setting tool; flush with slab; for ceiling threaded rod.
  • Screw-type concrete anchor — Tapcon / Wedge-Bolt+ / Titen HD; thread-forms in pre-drilled hole, no expansion.
  • Chemical / epoxy anchor — Hilti HIT-HY 200, HIT-RE 500 V3, Simpson SET-XP, Powers AC100+ Gold. Threaded rod (gr B7) or rebar set in two-part adhesive. Highest tensile capacity.
  • Undercut anchor — Hilti HDA, Powers Atomic; mechanically undercuts the concrete, full-tension cracked-concrete rated, seismic.
  • Expansion shield — split sleeve compressed by lag bolt; legacy.
  • Plastic plug / wall anchor — Fischer SX nylon, Rawlplug, Toggler Alligator; light-duty in masonry / drywall.
  • Toggle bolt — spring-loaded wings deploy behind drywall; medium load.
  • Molly bolt — sleeve-expansion drywall anchor; permanent.
  • Hammer-drive anchor — pin drives into expansion sleeve; rapid masonry.
  • Powder-actuated fastener (Hilti DX, Ramset) — pin shot into concrete/steel by .22 / .27 cal cartridge.

12. Specialty

  • Captive screws (PEM, Southco) — retained in panel after loosening; can’t fall into the chassis.
  • Tamper-resistant
    • Snake-eye / spanner-2-hole — two-hole head.
    • One-way slot — drives in, won’t drive out without grinding.
    • Breakaway / shear nut — torque limit shears the hex off.
    • Tri-wing (aircraft interior), pentalobe (Apple), Torx-tamper (TR with centre post).
  • Pre-applied thread-locker / sealer
    • Loctite Dri-Loc 204 / 205 — micro-encapsulated, factory applied to thread.
    • Patchlok / Long-Lok — nylon patch ridge for prevailing torque.
  • Banjo bolt — hollow bolt + cross-drilled, transfers fluid through a swivel banjo eye; brake lines.
  • Shoulder bolt — see §6.
  • Eye-bolts (ASME B18.15) — for lifting; only shoulder type for angular load.
  • U-bolts / J-bolts — see §6.
  • Hanger bolt — wood-thread one end, machine-thread the other.
  • Toggle / draw latch — quick-release tensioning rather than threaded clamp.
  • Quick-release pin — see §10 (detent ball-lock).

13. Inserts

  • Heli-Coil (Kato) — diamond cross-section stainless wire wound to form an internal thread; installed into tapped Heli-Coil STI hole.
    • Free-running — standard.
    • Tangless — no tang to break off after install (preferred where FOD matters).
    • Screwlock — one polygon-shaped coil grips bolt thread (prevailing-torque).
    • St-In — for soft materials.
  • Recoil — equivalent wire-coil insert.
  • Time-Sert — solid, internally and externally threaded bushing; self-locking variant by collar swage; permanent thread repair, no tang.
  • Keensert / Key-Sert — solid insert with locking keys driven down to lock against external thread; aerospace standard for high-load repair.
  • Big-Sert / Slimsert — oversized Time-Sert for re-repair of failed Heli-Coil hole.
  • Self-tapping insert (E-Z LOK, TAPPEX Trisert) — external thread is self-cutting; one-step install in soft alloys / plastics.
  • PEM nuts (PennEngineering)
    • SO / SOS — broaching standoff.
    • CLS / CLSS — self-clinching nut into sheet (pressed in).
    • PEM-T — press-fit threaded insert for PCBs.
  • Heat-set / ultrasonic insert — brass insert melted into plastic boss; standard in plastic enclosures.
  • Mold-in insert — placed in injection mold before shot; permanent thread in plastic part.

14. Selection heuristics

  • High vibration — Nord-Lock wedge washer pair, or Spiralock thread + Loctite 243 (medium), or 12-point ARP with verified preload.
  • Aerospace weight critical — Ti-6Al-4V 12-point or NAS hex, 160 ksi tensile, paired with floating nut plate.
  • Salt water / marine — A4-70 stainless or NiCu Monel; isolate from aluminium with nylon/EPDM washer.
  • Structural steel building — A325 (F3125 gr A325) or A490 (gr A490) heavy hex with F436 washer and A563 DH nut; M16–M30 typical; TC twist-off F1852 / F2280 for crew efficiency.
  • Wood deck (outdoor) — 304 SS deck screws #10–#12, GRK or Spax; structural connector to ledger via SDS or LedgerLok.
  • Composite + aluminium — A2 or A4 stainless + non-conductive shoulder washer / phenolic spacer to break galvanic cell.
  • Concrete heavy / overhead — epoxy anchor (Hilti HIT-HY 200) or undercut anchor (Hilti HDA); avoid wedge in overhead tension.
  • High-strength tension joint (motorsport, fixturing) — ASTM A574 SHCS (Cl. 12.9, 180 ksi); torque-to-yield or stretch gauge.
  • Pressure vessel / piping flanges — ASTM A193 B7 stud + A194 2H heavy hex nut, gasket-rated bolt-up sequence per ASME PCC-1.
  • High temperature > 400 °C — A193 B16 or Inconel 718 studs, silver-plated to prevent galling.
  • Cryogenic — ASTM A320 L7 (Cr-Mo equivalent of B7, impact-tested at −101 °C).
  • Field-replaceable thread / repair — Heli-Coil Tangless or Time-Sert in aluminium and magnesium; Keensert in critical structure.
  • Plastic enclosures — heat-set brass inserts (M2.5–M6) for repeat assembly; Plastite / Delta PT for single use.
  • Sheet metal joining — Tek self-drilling for steel; clinch-nut (PEM CLS) where the back side is accessible; rivnut where blind.
  • Tamper deterrence (public infrastructure) — pentalobe or spanner-2-hole + breakaway shear nut.
  • Lifting / rigging — shoulder eye-bolt B18.15 only with axial load; for any angular pull use a swivel hoist ring.

15. Cross-references

  • fasteners-bolts — overview, preload calculation, torque-tension and elongation methods.
  • thread-standards — detailed thread-form geometry, pitch tables, tolerance classes.
  • structural-shapes — I-beam, channel, tube selection; partners with structural bolts.
  • joining-welding — alternative permanent joining: arc / MIG / TIG / FSW / brazing.
  • surface-treatments — zinc, ZnNi, Cr3, Dacromet, hot-dip galv, phosphate, black-oxide.
  • surface-treatments — dissimilar-metal pairings for fastener / parent metal choice.

16. Citations

  • ASME B18.2.1 — Square, Hex, Heavy Hex, and Askew Head Bolts and Hex Screws (Inch).
  • ASME B18.2.2 — Nuts for General Applications.
  • ASME B18.3 — Socket Cap, Shoulder, Set Screws, and Hex Keys (Inch).
  • ASME B18.6.3 — Machine Screws and Tapping Screws.
  • ASME B18.21.1 — Lock Washers.
  • ASME B18.22 — Plain Washers.
  • ASME B1.1 — Unified Inch Screw Threads.
  • ASME B1.13M — Metric Screw Threads, M Profile.
  • ISO 4014 / 4017 — Hexagon head bolts and screws, products grades A and B.
  • ISO 4032 / 4034 — Hexagon nuts.
  • ISO 4762 — Hexagon socket head cap screws.
  • ISO 7380 — Hexagon socket button head screws.
  • ISO 10642 — Hexagon socket countersunk head screws.
  • ISO 898-1 — Mechanical properties of fasteners, carbon and alloy steel.
  • ISO 3506-1/-2 — Mechanical properties of corrosion-resistant stainless steel fasteners.
  • ISO 2338 / 8734 — Parallel dowel pins.
  • ISO 8752 / 13337 — Spring-type straight pins.
  • DIN 912 / 931 / 933 / 985 — legacy German hex / SHCS / nyloc.
  • SAE J429 — Mechanical and Material Requirements for Externally Threaded Fasteners (Inch).
  • ASTM F3125 (A325, A490) — High-Strength Structural Bolts.
  • ASTM A574 — Alloy Steel Socket-Head Cap Screws.
  • ASTM A193 / A194 / A320 — Bolting for high-temp / high-pressure / low-temp service.
  • ASTM F436 — Hardened Steel Washers.
  • ASTM F1554 — Anchor Bolts, Steel, 36 / 55 / 105 ksi Yield.
  • ASTM F1852 / F2280 — Twist-Off Tension-Control Bolts.
  • John H. Bickford, “Handbook of Bolts and Bolted Joints,” CRC Press, 1998.
  • John H. Bickford, “An Introduction to the Design and Behavior of Bolted Joints,” 4th ed., CRC Press, 2007.
  • Industrial Fasteners Institute, “Inch Fastener Standards,” 9th ed., IFI.
  • Industrial Fasteners Institute, “Metric Fastener Standards,” 4th ed., IFI.
  • VDI 2230 — Systematic calculation of high-duty bolted joints (preload method).
  • ASME PCC-1 — Guidelines for Pressure Boundary Bolted Flange Joint Assembly.