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SPECIFICATION FOR
SLOTTED COUNTERSUNK HEAD SCREWS
( Third Revision )
Scope- Covers the requirements of slotted countersunk head screws in the diameter range 1 to
b mm.
I. Grade- Precision grade ( P) was specified in IS : 1367-1967 ‘ Technical supply conditions for
hreaded ‘fasteners (first revision ) ‘,
1. Mechanical Properties
I.1 Slotted countersunk head screws shall conform to the property class 4’8 as specified in
S : 1367-1967.
1.2 When brass or aluminium alloy is used f0r.th-e manufacture of slotted countersunk head screws,
he material shall have a minimum tensile strength of 300 MPa.
i. Designation
i.1 Slotted countersunk head screws shall be designaied by name, nominal size, length, the number
If this standard and the property class.
A slotted countersunk head screw of size M4, length IO mm and of property class 4’8
shall be designated as:
5.2 When brass is used for the manufacture of slotted countersunk head screwsthe word ’ Brass ’
shall Abe given at the end of designation:
Example:
A slotted countersunk head screw of size M6, length 16 mm, and made of brass shall
be de’signated as:
7. General Requirements - In regard to requirements not covered in this standard, the slotted
countersunk head screws shall conform to the requirementsgiven in IS: 1367-1967.
EDGE ROUNDED
OR FLAT
\
Nominal Size
dl
r== 0.1 0.12 O-14 0.16 0'18 0.2 0.22 0.25 0.3
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b +2~ * * * 15 15 16 18 19 20
L
Note 1 -Screws with nominal lengths above the broken stepped line are threaded up to the head.
Note 2-Sizes and lengths shown in parentheses are of sedond preference.
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IS : 1365- 1978
EXPLANATORY NOTE
This standard was first issued in 1962 and revised in 1966. The second revision in 1968 was
necessitated due to development at the international level. Even in the revised version the head
dimensions and tolerances of countersunk head screws had posed certain manufacturing and
assembly problems. In order to eliminate these and also to bring this standard in line with the
tnternational Standard on the subject a third revision of the standard has beentaken up.
Precision grade ( _P) specified at 3 would correspond to product grad.e A as specified in the
revision of IS : 1367 ’ Technical supply conditions for threaded steel fasteners: Part II Product grades
and tolerances ( second revision ) ’ which is to be published in due course.
In deciding the head dimensions, an attempt was made at the international level to relate them
to the thread diameter in evolving what is termed as an envelope profile (de = 2 dl, k = 0.5 dl ).
However, this envelope profile could not be achieved with smaller sizes due to production difficulties
and the following modifications have been done.
Dimension do, Max, has been arrived eat from de, Min = 1’75 d, and applying a tolerance h13
and h14. The nominal value of d2 is thus made equal to its maximum value, on which tolerance
h13 and h14 is applicable.
The head dimension d2 (theoretical ) given in IS0 2009 has not been included as it would
serve little purpose in actual production.
The head height dimension, k,nar has been arrived at from thefollowing:
k~~~= 0’6 dl for sizes up to M2’5
= 0.55 dI for sizes from M3 to M4
= 0’5 dt for sizes above M5
khlin has not been specified as it would be redundant in dimensioning the countersunk head.
The minimum dimensions for slot depths correspond to 0.2 dr and the maximum dimensions
are determined in such a manner as to guarantee a minimum dBASEthickness between the bottom of
the slot and the screw shank adequate to ensure the strength of the head.
Sizes of countersunk head screws lower than 1’6 mm have been added.
This standard covers only slotted countersunk head screws. Slotted raised countersunk head
screws are being covered in a separate standard.
In the preparation of this standard assistance has been derived from the following publications:
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