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Posted on April 26, 2022 (Updated on July 9, 2025)

What does m4 bolt size mean?

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M4 = 4mm dia, uses 3mm allen key. Except the thread size doesn’t define the size of the tool used – I have M5 bolts which take a 3mm AK (not to mention those with screwdriver slots). Posted 10 years ago.

What size is an M4 bolt?

Table 3.

Metric Closest Inch
M3-0.5 4-48 (Smaller)
M3.5-0.6 6-40 (Same)
M4-0.7 8-36 (Larger)
M5-0.8 10-32 (Smaller)

Is 4mm the same as M4?

At the threaded bit, an M4 would be 4mm across.

What is M in bolt size?

The letter ‘M’ indicates that this bolt uses a metric thread. The number ‘8’ refers to the nominal diameter of the bolt shaft in millimeters. The number 1.0 is the thread pitch of the bolt, which is the distance between threads, in millimeters. And the final figure, 20, is the length in millimeters.

Are M4 and 8 32 the same?

8-32 is . 79mm pitch vs. . 7mm M4. Might work if the copper isn’t too thick.

Is M4 the same as 6 32?

The tap drill size for M4 is 3.3 mm and 2.85 mm for UNC 6-32. The major diameter (thread size) for UNC 6-32 is 3.505 mm (according to the Maryland Metrics Thread Data Charts).

What are M4 screws?

They’re made from a durable carbon steel and come with a nut for tightening metal surfaces together. The M4 machine screw has a thread diameter of 4 millimetres, in simple terms the M stands for millimetres followed by the size – in this case 4 mm. 12 products. See more Screws.

What does M12 mean?

The first half (M12), is the size measurement (metric) taken across the outside diameter of the thread (which in this case is 12mm). The second half is the thread pitch, which is the measurement of threads/inch (which in this case is 1.75).

What size is M18 bolt?

Dimensions for DIN931 Hex Head Bolt

Diameter (d) Pitch Across Flats (s)
M18 2.5mm 27mm
M20 2.5mm 30mm
M22 2.5mm 32mm
M24 3.0mm 36mm

What does 8.8 mean on a bolt?

The grade 8.8 refers to the tensile strength which is generally 116,000 psi, grade 10.9 is generally 150,000 and grade 12.9 is generally 175,000 psi.

Is M10 the same as 10mm?

If the size is M10 x 25, that would mean that the diameter is 10 mm. Since there is no thread pitch listed, the fastener is assumed to have a coarse thread. The 25 indicated a length of 25 mm. A matching nut would be labeled M10, which also doesn’t require a thread pitch since it’s a course thread fastener.

What is 13mm in standard?

Metric / Standard Wrench Conversion Chart

Bolt Diameter Metric Standard
1/8″ 8mm 5/16″
3/16″ 10mm 3/8″
1/4″ 11mm 7/16″
5/16″ 13mm 1/2″

What’s equivalent to a 13 mm socket?

Standard / Metric Wrench Conversion Chart

Bolt Diameter Standard Metric
1/4″ 7/16″ 11mm
5/16″ 1/2″ 13mm
3/8″ 9/16″ 14mm
7/16″ 5/8″ 16mm

Whats bigger 10mm or 3 8?

10mm = just over 3/8 inch. 11mm = almost 7/16 inch. 12mm = almost 15/32 inch (= almost 1/2 inch)

What size is a pea in MM?

10 mm

Common items that can be used to show tumor size in mm include: a sharp pencil point (1 mm), a new crayon point (2 mm), a pencil-top eraser (5 mm), a pea (10 mm), a peanut (20 mm), and a lime (50 mm).

How many mm means 1 inch?

25.4 millimeters

How many millimeters in an inch? 1 inch is equal to 25.4 millimeters, which is the conversion factor from inches to millimeters.

What does 32mm convert to in inches?

Millimeters and inches conversion charts

Millimeters Inches (decimal) Inches (fraction approx)
20mm 0.7874 in 25/32
30mm 1.1811 in 1 3/16
40mm 1.5748 in 1 37/64
50mm 1.9685 in 1 31/32

How wide is 1 mm in inches?

Millimeters to inches conversion table

Millimeters (mm) Inches (“) (decimal) Inches (“) (fraction)
1 mm 0.0394 ″ 3/64 ″
2 mm 0.0787 ″ 5/64 ″
3 mm 0.1181 ″ 1/8 ″
4 mm 0.1575 ″ 5/32 ″

What size is 19mm?

SAE to Metric Conversion Chart

SAE Metric Inch
19mm 0.748
3/4″ 0.75
25/32″ 0.781
20mm 0.787

What is a 36mm socket in standard size?

A 36mm socket is 1 7/16″ in standard(SAE) size, almost. 1 7/16″ converts into so a 1 7/16 socket is the standard socket that best fits a 36mm fastener.

What mm is 18 gauge?

Sheet Steel Gauge Conversion Chart

Gauge No Inch Metric
16 0.064″ 1.6mm
17 0.056″ 1.4mm
18 0.048″ 1.2mm
19 0.040″ 1.0mm

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