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AN173-6a Close Tolerance Bolt

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Part# AN173-6A
MFR Model# 120175-5

Overview

AN173-6a Close Tolerance Bolt
   
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Specifications

  • Length: 25/32
  • Grip: 3/8"
  • Thread: 10-32
  • Cadmium Plated Steel Undrilled Shank
  • Thread Class: 3a
  • Thread Direction: Right-hand
  • Thread Length: 0.406 inches nominal
  • Fastener Length: 0.781 inches nominal
  • Head Style: Hexagon
  • Head Height: 0.109 inches minimum and 0.141 inches maximum
  • Width Between Flats: 0.365 inches minimum and 0.377 inches maximum
  • Grip Diameter: 0.1889 inches minimum and 0.1894 inches maximum
  • Thread Diameter: 0.190 inches
  • Grip Length: 0.375 inches nominal
  • Thready Qty Per Inch (tpi): 32
  • Special Features: Undrilled bolt
  • Material: Steel comp 8740 overall or steel comp 8735 overall or steel comp 8630 overall or steel comp 4140 overall or steel comp 4130 overall or steel comp 4037 overall
  • Surface Treatment: Cadmium overall
  • Surface Treatment Specification: Qq-p-416, ty2cl3 fed spec single treatment response overall
  • Thread Series Designator: Unf

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