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Can you use an ISO metric M10x1 threaded bolt with an ISO metric M10x1 tap?
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I am still confused about ISO metric thread and tap standards. So does same designation thread and tap fit together? For example, M5x1.25 thread can be used a M5x1.25 tap? Thanks for any info! |
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Yes - the M10 x 1 designation specifies a bolt of nominal diameter 10 mm and thread pitch of 1 mm. If it's specified as ISO metric then that defines the height and angles of both the internal and external mating threads. So a thread cut with an M10x1 ISO metric tap is intended to accept an M10x1 ISO metric bolt.
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