A class of thread fit roughly equivalent to 2A/2B is “6g/6H”, which means an external thread with tolerance grade of 6 and position g, and an internal thread of tolerance class 6 with position H. “4h6h/4H5H” is a class of thread fit used for some aerospace fasteners, and is roughly equivalent to 3A/3B.
The first 6H refers to the Pitch Diameter tolerance. The second 6H refers to the minor diameter tolerance. Because screw thread plug gages do not look at the part minor diameter, the use of the minor diameter tolerance is irrelevant when considering the gage design parameters.
m8 means metric thread 8mm of ISO standard and 6H refers to tolerance of threaded hole (know more about it in ISO 2768)
The G and the H specify different tolerance regimes. e, g and h specify screw threads with decreasing gap allowance; G and H specify nut threads with decreasing gap allowance. The 6 is the tolerance grade - medium, for a “normal” length of thread engagement. For the nitty gritty detail, see: Thread Tolerancing.
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"G" designates Ground Thread. "H" designates the pitch diameter is on high side of basic. These two letters (GH) are followed by a numeral indicating the Tolerance of Pitch diameter oversize.
The M10 x 1.5mm [6H] Metric Coarse Pitch - Go/No-Go Plug Thread Gauge (Insize 4130) has the following features: ISO 1502 Manufacturing Standard. 1.5mm Pitch.
For example: M12 x 1 - 6H/5g6g indicates a tolerance class of 6H for the nut (female) thread and a 5g tolerance class for the pitch diameter with a 6g tolerance class for the major diameter. A tolerance class is made up of two parts, a tolerance grade and a tolerance position.
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As a rule of thumb, for Metric threads, the tapping drill can be calculated by subtracting the pitch from the diameter of the thread. eg for an M5x0. 75 thread the tapping drill is 5-0.75mm = 4.25mm. For Imperial (inch) threads the tapping drill size is calculated in the same way, diameter minus pitch.
Thread Limits [standard notation system]
H1 = Basic to Plus .0005. H2 = Basic Plus .0005 to Plus .0010. H3 = Basic Plus .0010 to Plus .0015. H4 = Basic Plus .0015 to Plus .0020. H5 = Basic Plus .0020 to Plus .0025.
A fit between metric threads is indicated by internal thread class fit followed by external thread tolerance class separated by a slash; e.g., M10 x 1.5-6H/6g. The class fit is specified by tolerance grade (numeral) and by tolerance position (letter).
M10 is the diameter. 1.5 is the pitch. 6H is the class. If your goal is an animation, then the Thread feature is the quickest option.
BSPP thread is often referred to as “G” threads, the two types of thread are the same parallel straight, the threads are measured in threads per inch. Therefore, BSPP is the same as G.
G or R (Whitworth) or BSP (British Standard Pipe) Thread
Cylindrical threads which are mainly used in countries with imperial system. The size of e. g. R 3/4" does not stand for a diameter. Thus the corresponding size has to be determined according to charts.
Eyeballing the Difference Between NPT and G Connections. When placed side by side, the difference between the two connection types is clear. The NPT thread is slightly tapered, while the G connection is straight. Another obvious visual: The G connector ends with a small protrusion (nipple), used to center the gasket.
The standard metric rack screw is called M6 x 1. The 'M' means it's metric. The '6' is the outside diameter measured in millimeters, and the '1' is the distance between adjacent threads, also in millimeters. Metric threads are used outside of the USA, and commonly in products by HP and other global entities.
Thread classes are specified to designate the amount of tolerance allowance and installation fit desired. Thread classes are derived from formulas which the pitch diameter tolerances are based on increments of the major (nominal) diameter, the pitch, and the length of engagement of the thread.
Unified National Fine Threads
UNF threads have better torque-locking and load-carrying ability than UNC threads because of their larger minor diameter. Because of their more specific fit, they have tighter tolerances, finer tension adjustment, and can carry heavier loads.