[kenickie22]

I have a part that requires 1 M10X1.0 6H thread. We are using a 9.558mm pre-drill and a cold-forming tap. We have a go/no-go gage to check the pitch, but we are interested in measuring the ID of the threads after tapping. I cannot find any information in the Machinery's Handbook on this thread. Can anyone tell me what size pin gages we should use to check this diameter? Thanks!

[Astonlee]

This link will give info you want: www.icscuttingtools.com/pdfs/Thread-Chart.pdf

[davidw731]

Try this link http://www.newmantools.com/tech/threadmf.htm

[Amistamos]

Hi, there!

I wanna know why my reply to this thread is ALSO deleted! Did I violate any rules? Can anybody tell me why?

Thanks!!

Elias

[Al_The_Man]

The reason was posted, Advertising own product.
Al.

[Amistamos]

Now I understand! Advertising own products can not be posted in this boards, right?

[svenakela]

Now I understand! Advertising own products can not be posted in this boards, right?

Correct, read the forum rules.
Use either the classified section or the Product announcements forum. But beware, there are posts deleted there as well as we keep this forum spam free.

[Superman]

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[JLSD]

Hi,
If my understanding's right, all the data for a given ISO pitch is constant whatever diameter it's on.
So M10X1 is just M6 data (+ 4m.m.)
Works fine for every special pitch/dia combination I've used.
Hope this helps.
John.

[juergenwt]

Ken - M10 x 1, 6H inside thread:
Min. outer dia = 10.000
Min. Pitch dia = 9.350
Max. Pitch dia = 9.500
Min. Inside dia = 8.917
Max Inside dia = 9.153
Tol. on metric threads i.e. 6H are standard ISO tol. 6H. They are listed in reverse order to designate a thread.

Hope this helps-juergen