Material T → |
#22 .03” |
#20 .036 |
#18 .048 |
#16 .06 |
#14 .075 |
#13 .09 |
Extrusion B Ø cut Thread |
Recommended ↓ Pre-Pierce |
↓screw |
↓ Female Bore Dimension ↓ |
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#4-40 |
.127 |
.136 |
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.090 |
.045 |
#5-40 |
.139 |
.148 |
.165 |
.180 |
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.102 |
.051 |
#6-32 |
.144 |
.153 |
.171 |
.185 |
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.107 |
.053 |
#8-32 |
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.182 |
.199 |
.214 |
.233 |
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.136 |
.064 |
#10-24 |
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.213 |
.228 |
.247 |
.267 |
.150 |
.069 |
#10-32 |
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.222 |
.237 |
.256 |
.276 |
.159 |
.074 |
1/4-20 |
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.268 |
.283 |
.302 |
.322 |
.205 |
.100 |
1/4-28 |
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CE TOOLING Extrusions |
Extrusions our commonly used to accept sheet metal screws or permit tapping into a deeper distance than just the material thickness. A pre-punched hole is required as a one hit pierce and extrude gives poor hole quality, and has limited adjustment on the machine. The diameter of the pre-punched hole ultimately determines the height of the extrusion. The limitation to the height is simply the metal’s limit of being drawn (stretched).
Below is formula for determining pre-pierce “X” hole size |
Reference Info: X=Pierce Ø B=Max. ExtrusionØ C= B + 2(T1) D= C + .010” T=Mat’l Thickness H-Nominal Extrusion Hgt. T1=Min. Mat’l Thk –.002” Nominal H is 2 to 2½ of T Formula for determining X if specific H is required X=D- 3.14(.005+.25T)-2(H-.005) |
Material: T → |
#22 .03” |
#20 .036 |
#18 .048 |
#16 .06 |
#14 .075 |
#13 .09 |
Extrusion B Ø Cut Thread |
Recommended ↓ Pre-Pierce |
↓screw |
↓ Female Bore Dimension ↓ |
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M2,X,4 |
2,74 |
3,0 |
3,26 |
3,78 |
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1,7 |
0,8 |
2,5x4,5 |
3,14 |
3,4 |
3,66 |
4,18 |
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2,1 |
1,0 |
M3,X,5 |
3,64 |
3,9 |
4,16 |
4,68 |
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2,6 |
1,3 |
M4,X,7 |
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4,7 |
4,96 |
5,48 |
6,0 |
6,39 |
3,4 |
1,6 |
M5,X,8 |
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5,86 |
6,38 |
6,9 |
7,29 |
4,3 |
2,0 |
M6,X1, |
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6,66 |
7,18 |
7,7 |
8,09 |
5,1 |
2,5 |