U.S. Standard Screw Guide
An inch screw is a screw made in inch sizes.
Formally, they are called "ISO inch screws" and "Unified screws." Basically, the Unified screw standard is adopted by the three countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada, and it was standardized for military use. In Japan, the Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) specify that the screws commonly used are of the same standard as "ISO metric screws," while "ISO inch screws" are used in aviation and other cases where it is particularly necessary.
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【Published Recruitment】 ○ General Industrial Use ANSI Standards: Standards for shape and dimensions. Currently unified under ASME standards. ASTM Standards: Standards that specify materials, strength, testing, surface defects, etc. SAE Standards: Content is almost the same as ANSI/ASTM. ASME Standards: Standards for pressure vessels. ○ Aerospace Standards MS, NAS, AN, AS, NASM, MIL, AMS, and many others. ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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