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3 Speclflcation for Taper Pipe Threads, NPT ................ . ................. . ....... . 4 3 6'
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4 Speciflcations for Interna! Stralght Threads in Pipe Coupllngs, NPSC . ... .. • ......... •. 13 :J"'
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7 Gages and Gage Tolerances for American National Standard Taper Pipe a.
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Basic Form of American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread, NPT .............. .
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4 Gaging Externa( Taper Threads With L1 Ring Gage .................... . . ......... . 10 "'~
5 Gagi ng of Chamfered Threads .... . ... ................................ ........... . 11 ~
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6 Gaging Interna( Taper Threads With L 1 Piug Gage . .. .................... . . ....... . 12
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7 NPT Standard Taper Pipe Thread Plug and Ring Gages .......................... . . 20
8 Sugges ted Form of Gage Thread . ... . ............................... . ..... ... .. .. . 21
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1 Limits on Crest and Root Tnincation of American Natio nal Stimdard Externa(
a n d Inte rna] Taper Pipe T hread s, NPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 Basic Dimensions of American Natio na l Standard Taper Pipe Thread, NPT . . . . . . . . . 8
3 To lerances on Taper, Lead, and Angle of Pipe Threads, NPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
4 Dimensions, Interna( Straight Threads in Pipe Coupling, NPSC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
5 Dimension s of Externa! and Interna( Taper Pipe Threads for Railing
Joints, NPTR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
6 Dimen sio ns o f Ex terna! and Interna! Straight Pipe Threads for Fixtures, NPSM . . . . . 17
7 Dimensions, Exte rna! and Interna! Straig ht Pipe Th read for Locknut
Conncctions, NPSL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
8 Basic Dim en sions of Threaded Gages for American Nation al Standard Taper Pipe
Threads, NPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
9 Working Gage Tolerances for A m erican National Standard Taper Pipe
Thread, N PT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
10 Diameter Equivalent of Variation in Ha lf lncluded A ngle of Thread for Tools
and Gages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
11 Diameter Equivalen! of Varia tion in Lead for Tools and Gages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Nonmandatory Appendices
A The Turns of Engagement Method of Gaging Product Threads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
B Ta p Dril! Sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
C Thread Types and Corresponding Gages a nd Gaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
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FOREWORD
In 1973, American National Standards Committee B2, which had formerly been responsible for
pipe thread standards, was absorbed by American National Standards lnstitute {ANSI) Standards
Committee 61 and reorganized as Subcommittee 20. A complete rewrite of the 82.1-1968 standard
on Pipe Threads (Except Dryseal) was undertaken. lt was approved and formally designated as
an American National Standard on February 4, 1983 and was reaffirmed in 2001 and 2006. The
system of numbering, to include metric conversions, is as follows:
ANSI/ ASME 81.20.1, Pipe Threads, General Purpose (lnch)
ASME 61 .20.2M-2006, Pipe Threads, 60º, General Purpose (Metric Translation)
These standards, ANSI/ ASME Bl.20.1 and Bl.20.2M, have product thread dimensions and
gaging in the same document. Thread inspection specifies the use of L 1 taper thread gages similar
to 62.1-1968. In addition, emphasis was given to the requirement that all basic thread design
dimensions were to be met within the specified tolerances.
This revision of ANSI/ ASME 61.20.1 has both significant and subtle substantive changes to
the 1983 revision. lt is more explanatory for the user than the previous revision. Significant
changes are as follows:
(n) An acceptability section has been added, providing a referee method in cases of dispute.
This acknowledges the potentially wide but acceptable variation in the prescribed gages and
gaging methods.
(b) Figures have been updated with additional information and drawn to be more visually
explanatory.
(e) The Turns of Engagement method has been moved toan appendix, dueto its inherent gage
correlation issues. This gaging method may be used when parties agree, but it is no longer an
accepted method within the Standard.
(d) Calculated data have been revised following the rounding rules of B1.30M. This provides
a standardized high leve( of precision in calculation. Sorne tabulated values changed, but no
changes were deemed significan! enough to affect the conformance status of products or gages.
These changes are generally beyond the margin of error of the required measurements. NPTR,
NPSM, and NPSL thread dimensions were not recalculated as sorne historical methodology,
necessary for computation, was not available.
(e) Guidance for tap drill sizes has been updated to reflect vMying m¡mufacturing conditions
and the wider range of available drill sizes. Instead of specifying dril) sizes, the Standard now
refers to the tabulated basic minor diameter of the interna) thread as a reference in which to base
drill size choice.
(f) Added are detailed explanations on the effects of coa tings on threads, as well as guidance
for precoating size compensation.
(g) The gaging point of reference is moved for externa) threads having chamfer diameters
smaller than the minor diameter at the small end. This change was made to help ensure adequate
thread cngagement overa wider range of product thread chamfers. This change is correspondent
to the existing treatment of chamfers for interna) threads.
(h) The point of reference for checking wear on working gages is changed to basic. Previously,
the point of reference was the size at the time of manufacture. This change facilita tes the calibration
of gages when the original size at manufacture is not known and standardizes gage sizes at
maximum wear.
(i) Gaging guidance for straight pipe threads has been expanded, including allowing the No-
Go to en ter up to three turns, mimicking ASME Bl .2.
(j) The use of indicating gages has been added as a gaging method.
Following the approvals of the Standards Committee and ASME, approval for the new edition
was granted by ANSI on October 15, 2013.
Ali requests for interpretation or suggestions for revisions should be sent to the Secretary,
61 Committee, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Two Pnrk Avenue, New York,
NY 10016-5990.
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Standardization and Unification of Screw Threads
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1 INTRODUCTION p Pipe
T = Taper
1.1 Scope
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This Standard covers dimensions and gaging of pipe e Coupling
threads of the following series: R = Railing Fittings
NPT M = Mechanical
NPSC L = Locknut
NPTR
NPSM 1.4 Sealing (NPT and NPSC Only)
NPSL
1.4.1 Mating Threads. Mating threads should
1 .2 Related Sta ndard always contact on the thread flanks. The design toler-
Hose coupling joints are ordinarily made with straight ances are such that mating crests and roots may clear,
intemal and externa! loose-fitting threads. There are sev- contact, or interfere (see Fig. 1). This joint may not neces-
era! standards of hose threads having various diameters sarily sea!, unless a sea lant is used.
and pitches, one of which is based on the American 1.4.2 Sealant. Where pressure-tight, leak-free joints
National Standard Pipe Thread. By the use of this thread are required, it is intended that threads conforming to
series, NPSH, it is possible to join small hose couplings this Standard be made up wrench-tight with a sealant.
in sizes Yi to 4, inclusive, to ends of standard pipe having To prevent galling during installation, the sealant may
American National Standard externa) pipe threads, have lubricating properties.
using a gasket to seal the joint. For dimensions, toler-
ances, and gaging, see ASME 61.20.7. 1.4.3 TighteningTorque. Dueto application-specific
variables such as materials, wall thickness, operating
1.3 Thread Des ignations pressures, etc., no guidance is given in this Standard
regarding joint-tightening torque. However, joints
1.3.1 The types of pipe threads included in this
should be tightened beyond the hand-tight engagement
Standard are designated by specifying in sequence the
nominal pipe size, number of threads per inch, and the position. Advancing the joint pnst hand-tight creates
thread series symbol as follows: interference between externa! and interna! thread flanks,
Ys-27 NPT produces a seal (with the use of a sealant}, and helps
Ys-27 NPSC prevent loosening of the joint. Overtightening may be
Yi-14 NPTR detrimental to the sealing function of the joint.
Ys-27 NPSM 1.4.4 Other Considerations. Out-of-roundness of
Ys-27 NPSL mating pa rts can negatively affect thei r ability to seal
Decimal equivalent notation may be substituted for when made up wrench tight. The product's elasticity
fractional pipe sizes. For example and ductility will also affect seali1'g.
0.125-27 NfYT 1.4.5 Pressure-Tight Threads Without Sealant. Pipe
threads designed for pressure-tight joints that may be
For left-hand threads, add "LH" to the designa tion. used w ithout sealing compounds (Dryseal Threads) are
For example covered in ASME Bl.20.3.
Interna! Threa d
Externa! Thread
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For a symmetrical straight screw thread w ith a 30-deg K0 basic minor diameter at small end of externa!
flank angle, H = col a/211 = 0.86602540P. For a symmet- thread (or end of pipe)
rical taper screw thread with a 30-deg flank angle and L1 length of hand-tight engagement between
diametral taper of 0.7SO in./ft, H = (cot a - tan2 {3 tan interna ! and externa! threads
a)/211 = 0.86S74320P. For an 8-pitch thread, which is L2 = length of effective thread, externa! thread .
the coarsest standard taper pipe thread pitch, the corres- Equal to L1 p lus w rench make-up threads
ponding values of H are 0.1082179 and 0.1082532, respec- L3 length of thread beyond L1 allowing w rench-
tively. The difference of 0.00003S in. being insignificant, tight engagem ent, interna! thread (also,
the value of H = 0.86602540P is used for ali straight wrench make-up)
and tapered threads in this Standard. L4 = overall length of thread, including vanish
thread, externa! thread
2.4 Thread Truncation L5 = leng th of complete threads, externa! thread,
The maximum height of the trunca ted thread, /¡ (see where cone of major d iameter intersects out-
Fig. 2), is bascd on factors entering into the manufacture side diameter of p ipe
of cutting tools and the making of tight joints. V = length of vanish threads
thread (or end of pipe) 3.1.7 Length of Effective Thread. The basic length
E1 = basic pitch d iameter at plane of hand-tight of the effective externa! taper thread L2, is determined
cngagement length (L 1), externa! th read, and by the following formula based on the outside diameter
large end of interna! thread of the pipe and the pitch of the thread:
E2 = basic p itch dia meter a t p lane o f effective L2 = (0.800 + 6.8)1I11
thread leng th (L2), externa! th read = (0.800 + 6.8)P
E3 = basic pitch diametcr at plane of wrench-tight
engagement where
E5 = basic pitch diameter pipe at L5, plane of com- O outside diameter of pipe
plete thread Iength 11 = threads per inch
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Table 1 Limits on Crest and Root Truncation of American National Standard External and
lnternal Taper Pipe Threads, NPT
Internar Thread
External Thread
Height oí Thread,
Truncatlon, f Equivalen! Width of Flat, F
Height of
h Min. Max. Min. Max.
Threads/ Sharp V
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27 0.0320750 0.02496 0.02963 0.033P 0.0012 0.096P 0.0036 0.0024 0.038P 0.0014 0.11 lP 0.0041 0.0027
18 0.0481125 0.03833 0.04444 0.033P 0.0018 0.088P 0.0049 0.0031 0.038P 0.0021 0.102P 0.0057 0.0036
14 0.0618590 0.05072 0.05714 0.033P 0.0024 0.078P 0.0056 0.0032 0.038P 0.0027 0.090P 0.0064 0.0037
11.5 0.0753066 0.06261 0.06957 0.033P 0.0029 0.073P 0.0063 0.0034 0.038P 0.0033 0.084P 0.0073 0.0040
8 0.1082532 0.09275 0.100 0.033P 0.0041 0.062P 0.0078 0.0037 0.038P 0.0048 0.072P 0.0090 0.0042
GENERAL NOTE: The basic dimensions or the American National Stand ard Taper Pipe Thread are given in inches to four or five decimal places.
While this implies a greater degree or precision than is ordinarily attalned, these dirnensions are the basis or gage dimen sions and are so
expressed for the purpose or elim inating errors in computations.
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This formula determines the length of effective exter· position relative to the small end of the ring (or basic
nal thread. This may include two usable threads incom- step on a stepped ring gage) is noted (see Figs. 4 and
plete at the crest. 5). This is the standoff. The tolerance for the standoff is
3.1.8 Hand·Tight Engagement Between Extemal and ±1 turn (or ±1 pitch, as shown in column 4 of Table 2)
Interna! Taper Threads. The bnsic length of engagement from the small e nd of the ring (or basic step on a
between ex terna ! and interna ! taper threads when stepped ring).
screwed togethcr hand-tight is L1, shown in column 6, 3.2.1.2 Externa! L1·1ndicating Gage. The externa!
Table 2. L1-indicating gage is set with a master plug gage, wh ich
3.1.9 Wrench-Tight Engagement Between Externa! is made to basic dimensions. Accordingly, when the
and lnternal Taper Threads. The externa! thread length, product is engaged by an indicating gage, readings indi-
L2 - L1, and the interna) thread length, L3, are allowances catc the diame tral va riation from basic. The tolerance
fo r wrench-tight asse mbly after the hand·tight engage- from basic is the diametral equivalent to ±1 pitch (or
ment of L1 lengths. ±0.0625/11, as shown in column 23 of Table 2).
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Table 2 Basic Dimensions of American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread, NPT (Cont'd)
Basic
Pitch Change Minor'
Oiamtttr Lenglh. t 1 in Oiamtltr
at Hand·tight Efftclivt Thrtad, Plant to L1 Nominal Compltlt
Wrench Make-Up ltngth, 1 Oiamtltr al
Btginning Enpgemtnt Exttmal Plant, . Overall Externa! Thrtad.s per
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3.SOOO 8 0.12500000 3.34063 0.7660 6.13 3.38850 1.2000 9.60 3.41563 0.4340 3.47 0.2500 3.32500 0.4338 3.47 1.6337 0.9500 3.40000 0.10000 0.00781 3.2L06
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3'/, 4.0000 8 0.12500000 3.83750 0.8210 6.57 3.88881 1.2500 10.00 3.91563 0.4290 l.43 0.2500 3.82188 0.4338 J.47 1.6837 1.0000 3.90000 0.10000 0.0078! 3.7374 ....
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5 S.5630 8 0.12500000 S.39073 0.9370 7.50 5.44929 1.4063 11.25 5.47863 0.4693 l.7S 0.2500 5.37511 0.4338 3.47 1.$1100 1.1563 5.46300 0.10000 0.00781 5.2907
""
~ g.
:::· s 6
8
6.6250
8.6250
8
8
0.12500000
0.12500000
6.44609
8.43359
0.9580
1.0630
7.66
8.50
6.50597
8.50003
1.5125
1.7125
12. 10
13.70
6.54063
8.54063
0.5545
0.6495
4.44
5.20
0.2500
0.2500
6.43047
8.41797
0.4338
0.4338
3.47
3.47
1.9462
2. 1462
1.2625
l.4625
6.52500
8.52500
0.10000
0.10000
0.00781
0.00781
6.3460
8.3335
":::in :_
-·
n
JO 10.7500 8 0.12500000 10.54531 1.2100 9.68 10.62094 1.9250 l S.40 10.66563 0.7150 5.72 0.2500 10.52969 0.4338 3.47 2.3587 1.6750 10.6500 0.10000 0.00781 10.4453
~ g1 12
14
12.7500
14.0000
8
8
0.12500000
0.1 2500000
12.53281
13.77500
1.3600
1.5620
10.88
12.50
12.61781
13.87263
2.1250
2.2500
17.00
18.00
12.66563 0.7650 6.12 0.2500
0.2500
12.51719
13.75938
0.4338
0.4338
3.47
).47
2.5587
2.6837
1.8750
2.0000
12.6500
13.9000
0.10000
0.10000
0.00781
0.00781
12.4328
13.6749
n ao 13.91563 0.6880 5.50
:::i - ·
- :::i
o g 16 16.0000 8 0.12500000 15.76250 1.8120 14.50 15.87575 2.4500 19.60 15.91563 0.6380 5.10 0.2500 15.74688 0.4338 3.47 2.8837 2.2000 15.9000 0.10000 0.00781 15.6624
..., éA
>.
V>
18 18.0000 8 0.12500000 17.75000 2.0000 16.00 17.87500 2.6500 21.20 17.91563 0.6500 5.20 0.2500 17.73438 0.4338 3,1, 7 3.0837 2.4000 17.9000 0.10000 0.00781 17.6499
20 20.0000 8 0.12500000 19.73750 2.1250 17.00 19.87031 2.8500 22.80 19.91563 0.7250 5.80 0.2500 19.72188 0.4338 3.47 3.2837 2.6000 19.9000 0.10000 0.00781 19.6374
~ 24 24.0000 8 0.12500000 23.71250 2.3750 19.00 23.86094 3.2500 26.00 23.91563 0.8750 7.00 0.2500 23.69688 0.4338 3.47 3.6837 3.0000 23.9000 0.10000 0.00781 23.6124
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GENERAL NOTE: The basic dimensions of the American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread are given in in ches to four or five decimal places. While this implies a greater degree of
precision than is ordinarily attained, thcse dimensions are the basis of gage dimensions and are so cxpressed for the purpo se of eliminating errors in computations.
NOTES:
(1) Also length of L1 ring gage and length from gagi ng notch to small end of L1 plug gage.
(2) Also pitch diameter at gaging notch of L1 plug gage (hand·tigh t plane).
(3) Also threaded length of L 1 plug gage.
(4) Reference dimension.
(5) The lcngth Ls from thc end of thc pipe determines the plane beyond which the thread fonn is incompletc at the crest. Thc next two threads are complete at the root. Al this plane,
t he cone formed by the crests of the thread in tersects th e cyli nder forming the externa! surface of the pipe (Ls = L1 - 2F').
(6) Given as information for use in se lecting tap drills (see Nonmandatory Appendix B).
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NOTE:
(1) The tolerance on lead shall be :0.003 in.fin. on any size thrcadcd to an effective thread lcngth greater than 1 In.
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Gaging
fa ce Point of
last thread
scratch
- - - - Plane of
gaging
scratch
notch
Gaging
face Point of
11
sharp edge to better ensure sharp edge removal. The when gaging externa) threads. These features must not
existcnce of d1amfers has the effect of reducing engaged be included in thread length measurements.
thread length, and larger chamfers further reduce thread
3.2.5 Acceptance of Product Made Prior to This Reví·
length. Designers and manufacturers are therefore cau· sion. This revision includes changes to gaging practice,
tioned to take into consideration the effects of chamfers
specifically the changing of the gaging point of reference
on the intended assembly. The gaging reference point
for externa! threads having chamfer diameters smaller
for a product thread depends on the chamfer diameter.
than the minor diamcter at the sma ll end. This change
3.2.4.1 For an externa! thread with a chamfer is an important advance and should be implemented
diameter smaller than the minor diameter, the reference upon issuance of this Standard . As long as there are no
point is the last scratch of the chamfer cone (see Fig. 5, specifically identified assembly issues, products con-
illustration {a)]. forming to the prior revision of this document are con-
sidered suitable and allowed for sale and acceptance
3.2.4.2 For an interna) thread w ith a chamfer
until depleted.
diameter larger than the major d iameter, the reference
point is the last scra tch of the chamfer cone [see Fig. 5, 3.2.6 Coated Threads. The specifications in this
illustration (b)]. Standard do not include an allowance for coating (or
plating). lf coating is desired, it may be necessary to
3.2.4.3 For an externa! thread with a chamfer
modify the threads since the gaging requirements must
diameter equal to or greater than the minor diameter,
be satisfied for coated and uncoated parts. This may be
the reference point is the end of the fitting (or pipe; see
emphasized by adding the words "AFT'ER COATING"
Fig. 5, illustration (e}).
to the thread designation of the finished product. Gage
3.2.4.4 For an interna) thread with a chamfcr limits before coating may be specified, followed by the
diameter equal to or smaller than the major diameter, words "BEFORE COATING" or "PRE-PLATE."
the reference point is the end of the fitting [see Fig. 5,
3.2.6.1 Coatlng Bulldup. lf significant, a coating
illustration (d)].
buildup will necessitate making externa) threads smaller
3.2.4. 5 Recesses and counterbores must be and interna) threads larger, so that after coating, thread
accounted for when gaging interna) threads. Dogpoints sizes and gaging are conforming to the Standard. It is
or lead-ins to externa) threads must be accounted for importan! to note that coating buildup on the flanks of
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threads increases externa) thread pitch d iameter sizes Threads with nonuniform coatings or other residual
and reduces internal pitch diameter sizes by fou r times effects (like nicks) may have to be compensated for dif-
the coating thickness. Coating buildup in crests and ferently to obtain s tandard after-coating tolerances.
roots increases major diameter sizes and decreases
3.2.6.4 Precoating Gages. Special modified ring
minor diameter sizes by two times the coating thickness.
and plug gages may be designed and used in place of
See paras. 3.2.6.2 and 3.2.6.3 for guidance on compensat-
the standoff compensation methods described above.
ing for uniform coatings. Many product coatings do not
These are based on the s tandard gages described in
coat features evenly. lnformation about coating buildup
section 7. lt is common to modify the gage diameters
should be obtained from the coating processor.
such that the plug's basic s tep and the small end of
3.2.6.2 Precoating Gaging Standoff Compensation, the ring are flush with product threads that are at a
Interna! Thread. Thread gaging standoff tolerance may compensated basic size. Formulas similar to those above
be adjusted to compensate for a uniform coating with may be used in ar ri vi ng at modified gage sizes.
an upper and lower thickness tolerance in thc following
manner: 3.2 .7 Supplemental Gaging Conform ance to this
Standard requires that ali basic design dimensions be
EXAMPLE: Yi-14 NPT interna! thread with uniform coati ng
Lhickness of 0.0002 in. to 0.0004 in. After coating, final product
met (within applicable tolerances), including taper,
tolcrancc is flush :i: 1 tum stand off. Befo re coating, tolerance is thread truncations, lead, and thread flank angle over the
es tablished by U1e following formula: L2 and L3 lengths. Since the gaging systems prescribed
in this Standard may not ensure conformance to these
Large end of product to lerance: individual thread elements, supplemental gaging may
1 tum large + (minimum coating thickness x 60-deg thread be employed to evaluate conformance. When supple-
constant x taper standoff constan!) mental gaging is employed, it shall be agreed upon by
or
0.0714 in. large + (0.0002 in. x 4 x 16) = 0.0842 in. large the supplier and purchaser. It is common to measure
truncation equiva lent width of fl at (Table 1) by optical
Small end of product tolcrance: projection of externa) threads directly to determine
1 turn small - (maximum coating thickness x 60-dcg thread whether or not such truncations are within the limits
constant x taper standoff constan!) specified or particularly to see that maximum truncation
or is not exceeded.
0.0714 in. small - (0.0004 in. x 4 x 16) = O.ü458 in. small
3.3 Acce ptability
Calculated before coa ting standoff tolerance: 0.0842 in. large to
0.0458 in. small. Thread gages made to this Standard will have varia-
Threads with nonuniform coatings or other residual tion between them dueto gage manufacturing tolerances
effects (like nicks) may have to be compensated for dif- and allowable gage wear. There can be more variation
ferently to obtain standard after-coating tolerances. in tapered thread gaging than straight thread gaging due
to the interplay of the taper variations (within tolerance)
3.2.6.3 Precoating Gaging Standoff Compensation, between gages and products. The functional gaging
Externa! Thread. Thread gaging standoff tolerance may requirement of this Standard will be met when the prod-
be adjusted to compensate for a uniform coating with uct is accepted by a gage that conforms to this Standard.
an upper and lower thickness tolerance in the followi ng lt is acknowledged that the allowable differences in con-
manner: forming gages may produce wider ranges of product
EXAMPLE: 1/i-14 NPT externa! thread with un iform coa ting dimcnsions than would be cons tructed strictly by the
thickness of 0.0002 in. to 0.0004 in. Aftcr coa ting, fina l product thread drawings and tolerances. However, product func-
tolerance is flush :i: 1 tum stand off. Before coating, tolernnce is tionality and interchangeability are ultimately met using
established by the following formula:
these gages.
Small end of tolerance:
1 tum small + (minimum coating thickness x 60-dcg thread
constant x taper sta ndoff constan!) 4 SPECIFICATIONS FOR INTERNAL STRAIGHT
or TH READS IN PIPE COUPLINGS, NPSC
0.0714 in. small + (0.0002 in. x 4 x 16) = 0.0842 in. small
4.1 Pressure-Tight Interna! Straight Pipe Threads
L.1rge end of tolcrance: Threads made in accordance with these specifications
1 turn largc - (maximum coating thickness x 60-dcg thread are straight (parallel) threads of the same thread form
constant x taper sta ndoff constan!)
as the American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread
or
0.0714 in. largc - (0.0004 in. x 4 x 16) = 0.().¡58 in. largc specified in para. 2.1. They are used to form pressure-
tigh t joints when assembled with an NPT external taper
Calculated befare coating standoff tolerance: 0.0842 in. small to thread and made up wrench-tight with sealant (see
0.0458 in. large. para. 1.4).
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NOTE:
(1) The actual pitch diameter of the straigh t tapped hole wi ll be slightly smaller than the value glven when gaged with a taper plug gage
as specified in para. 4.2.1.
4.1.1 Thread Designation. The American National CAUTION: When usi ng tapcred th read gages i n straig ht p rod-
Standard Coupling Strnight Pipe Threads are designated uct th reads, n onuniformity of gage w ear is a particular probl crn;
t he re forc, ta p ered gages u s cd for t hi s application s h ould be
in accordance w ith para. 1.3.1 as follows:
chcckcd by di rect mcasuremcnt of t hread form and s ize in ad di ·
!ion to check ing against a master.
Ys-27 NPSC
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Table 5 Dimensions of External and Interna! Taper Pipe Threads for Railing Joints, NPTR
(Mechanical Joints)
z
o
1 1 1 ..r t hread 1in16 ~"'\."'\."'\."'\."'\.~--. ~ Notch
~ (")
-¡;:¡ o
8.~
..., -·
e: ....
- °"
o-· ::r
~@
-
1
CD
::.: N 1--
'< o 1
gw 1 E6
3~ Dotted lines show NPT L 1 thread gage
D
..
g_ s:.
"
o...., >
-
amount NPT stan dard
t aper pipe thread is T q 1-
c. =
:. n
shortened at the end.
V'J :J. >
VI
3 g Maximum
.., =
¡:; (/) Pitch
Maxi mum l ncomplete Mínimum Míni mum
Distance Gage 1
!l:
m
:J. o Length of Total length of Threads due to Notch Comes ~
~
,
~·I ~
...;. '< - Height
Diameter
at End of
Shortening of Effect ive Externa! Chamfer of
De pth of
Recess
Dia. of
Recess
Below face
..
?"'
5- o
o....,
~~
, ...,
...,
Nominal
Pi pe Size
O.O. of
Pipe,
D
Threads/
lnch,
n
of
Thread,
h
Externa!
Thread,
Threa d,
in.
L6
Th reads in.
Th read,
L2 - L6
Threads in.
Thread ,
L. - L6
Threads in.
Día.,
V
Threads
in
Fi tting,
q
in
Fitting,
Q
Mínimum
length,
T
of Fitting,
i n.
5
Threads
..
,:..,
o
"'
~ f6
-· ::r
~ § 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
..,:::so ..,-ñ º
= en '11 0.8110 14 0.0571 0.7718 0.214 3 0.320 4.47 0.499 6.98 0.179 21/1 0.18 0.86 0.25 0.286 4
Vl=
g C?:. J¡ . 1.050 14 0.0571 0.9811 0.214 3 0.332 4.64 0.510 7.15 0.179 i'/1 0.18 1.07 0.25 0.286 4
;;
...., ...,g 1 1.315 11.5 0.0696 1.2299 0.261 3 0.422 4.85 0.639 7.35 0.217 2Yi 0.22 1.34 0.30 0.348 4
>~
1 Y. 1.660 11.5 0.0696 1.5734 0.261 3 0.446 5.13 0.707 8.13 0.261 3 0.26 1.68 0.39 0.348 4
(/) 1 '12 1.900 11.5 0.0696 1.8124 0.261 3 0.463 5.32 0.724 8.33 0.261 3 0.26 1.92 0.43 0.348 4
~
rn 2 2.375 11.5 0.0696 2.2853 0.261 3 0.496 5.70 0.757 8.70 0.261 3 0.26 2.40 0. 43 0.348 4
2Yi 2.875 8 0.1000 2.7508 0.500 4 0.638 5.10 1.013 8.10 0.375 3 0.38 2.90 0.63 0.625 5
~ 3
31/,
3.500
4.000
8
8
0.1000
0.1000
3.3719
3.8688
0.500
0.500
4
4
0.700
0.750
5.60
6.00
1.075
1.125
8.60
9.00
0.375
0.375
3
3
0.38
0.38
3.53
4.04
0.63
0.63
0.625
0.625
5
5
4 4.500 8 0.1000 4.3656 0.500 4 0.800 6.40 1.175 9.40 0.375 3 0.38 4.54 0.63 0.625 5
GENERAL NOTE: These dimensions agree with those developed by the Manufactu rers Standardi zation Society of the Valve and Fittings lndustry. Thread lengths are specified to three
decimal places for conven ience.
NOTE:
(1) American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread Plug Gage (see section 7).
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(see section 7). Since the basic length and size (Table 5, 6.3 Loose-Flttlng Mechanlcal Joints Wlth locknuts,
column 5) of the externa! thread have been reduced NPSL
significantly from standard NPT, the s tart end of the The American National Standard Externa! Locknut
product thread will always lie inside the face of the gage. Thread is designed to produce a pipe thread having the
The maximum allowable variation in the externa! thread largest diameter that is possible to cut on standard pipe.
is no turns large and one tum small from this modi- Ordinarily, straight interna! threads are used with these
fied basic. s traight exte rna! threads, providing a loose fit. The
EXAMPLE: dimensions of these threads are given in Table 7. It will be
For a \1¡- 14 NPTR external thread, Table 5, col umn 7: the sta rt noted that the maximum major diameter of the externa!
end of thc modified basic thread lies three threads inside the thread is slightly greater than the nominal outside diam-
face of the gagc. The tolerance du ring gaging will be 2 turns eter of the pipe. The normal manufacturer 's variation
large to 3 turns large.
in pipe diameter provides for this increase. One applica-
For a Y:r14 NPTR interna! thread, Table 5, column 18: the s tart
end of the modified bas ic thread li es íour threads inside the tion of a taper pipe thread in combination with a locknut
face of the fitting. Thc tolcrance during gaging will be .¡ tums thread that has been in use for some time is that s hown
large to 5 turns large. in Table 7. lt consists of the nipple threaded joint used
to connect standpipes with the floor or wall of a water
supply tank.
6 SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRAIGHT PIPE THREADS
FOR MECHANICAL JOINTS; NPSM, NPSL 6.4 Gaging for NPSM and NPSL Threads
6.1 Straight Pipe Threads for Mechanical Joints Gaging to properly control the production of these
In addition to press ure-tight pipe joints, for which s traight threads should be through the use of GO and
taper externa! threads and taper or stra ight interna! NOT GO gagcs or indicating type gages.
threads can be used, there are mechanical joints where 6.4.l GO Gaging. The GO size is acceptable when
straight pipe threads are used. Their pitch diameters the GO thread gage (plug or ring) freely engages the
and root and crest truncations vary as described below. full threaded length of the product.
These types of joi.nts are as follows:
(11) free-fitting mechanical joints for fixtures, Table 6, 6.4.2 NOT GO Gaging. The NOT GO size is accept-
both externa! and interna!, NPSM able when the NOT GO thread gage (plug or ring)
(b) loose-fitting mechanical joints w ith lock-nuts, applied to the product thread does not enter more than
Table 7, both externa! and interna!, NPSL three complete turns. The gage should not be forced.
Special conditions, such as exceptionally thin or ductile
6.1.l Thread Designatlons. These threads are desig- material, s mall number of threads, etc., may necessitate
nated in accordance with para. 1.3.1 as follows: modification of this practice.
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Table 6 Dimensions of Externa! and Interna! Straight Pipe Th reads for Fixtures, NPSM
(Free-Fitting Mechanical Joints)
'-- - - -- -1---
·------+- H • 0.866025?
f,.= 0. 10825?
LL''s. 0.10825?
Fm • 0.12500? l_.1...-_T
____ _
:T Fes"' 0. 12500?
r,n=0. 21651P L¡ /
/1- - -- - Root <,
Crest
Crest t
p Root-----4~
1
LF,. • 0.12500?
Axis
Externa! Thread Int erna! Thread
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1le 0.405 27 0.0011 0.397 0.390 0.3725 0.3689 0.358 0.364 0.3736 0.3783
% 0.540 18 0.0013 0.526 0.517 0.4903 0.4859 0.468 0.481 0.4916 0.4974
% 0.675 18 0.0014 0.662 0.653 0 .6256 0.6211 0 .603 0.612 0 .6270 0.6329
1/2 0 .840 14 0.0015 0.823 0.813 0.7769 0.77 18 0.747 0.759 0.7784 0.7851
Y. 1.050 14 0.0016 1.034 1.024 0.9873 0.9820 0.958 0.970 0.9889 0.9958
1 1.315 11.5 0.0017 1.293 1.281 1.2369 1.2311 1.201 1.211 1.2386 1.2462
1 t;. 1.660 11.5 0.0018 1.638 1.626 1.5816 1.5756 1.546 1.555 1.5834 1.5912
1
1h t.900 11.5 0.0018 1.877 1.865 1.8205 1.8144 1.785 1.794 1.8223 t.8302
2 2.375 11.5 0.0019 2.351 2.339 2.2944 2.2882 2.259 2.268 2.2963 2.3044
1
2 /2 2.875 8 0.0022 2.841 2.826 2.7600 2.7526 2.708 2.727 2.7622 2.7720
3 3.500 8 0.0023 3.1•67 3.452 3.3862 3.3786 3.334 3.353 3.3885 3.398'•
31/1 4.000 8 0.0023 3.968 3.953 3.8865 3.8788 3.835 3.848 3.8888 3.8988
4 4.500 8 0.0023 4.466 4.451 4.3848 4.3771 4.333 4.346 4.3871 4.3971
5 5.563 8 0.0024 5.528 5.513 5.4469 5.4390 5.395 5.408 5.4493 5.4598
6 6.625 8 0.0024 6.585 6.570 6.5036 6.4955 6.452 6.464 6.5060 6.5165
GENERAL NOTES:
(a) NPSM threads have a íorm similar to that of UN threads and to lerances similar to 2A/2B. The interna! thread has a mínimum pitch
diametcr cqua l to f 1 or NPT threads.
(b) The mlnor diameters of externa! threads and major diametcrs of interna( threads are those as produced by commercia l straight pipe
dics and commcrcial ground straight pipe taps. The major diameter of the externa! thread has been calcu latcd on the basis of a trunca-
tion or 0.10825P, and the minor diamctcr or the interna! thread has been calculatcd on the basis ora truncation of 0.21651P, to pro·
vide no intcrícrence at crest and root when product is gaged.
NOTE:
(1) Column 11 is the same as the pitch diameter at the large cnd or internal thread, E1o Basic (see Table 2. column 8).
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Table 7 Dimensions, Externa! and Intern a! Straight Pipe Thread for Locknut Connections, NPSL
(Loose-Fitting Mechanical Joints)
Taper pipe
thread
Locknut
Tank floor
orwall
Straight locknut
thread
Locknut
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
NOTE:
(1) As the American National Standard Straigh t Pipe Thread form of thread is produced by a single tool, the major and minor diameters of
the in terna! thread and the minar diameter of the extemal th read are presumed to vary with t he pitch diameter. The majar diameter of
the externa! thread is usually determ ined by the diameter of the pipe. These theoretica l diameters resu lt from adding the depth of the
truncated thread (0.666025P) to the maximum pitch diameters in column 5, and it should be understood that commercial pipe will not
always have th ese maximum majar diameters. The locknut thread is established on the basis of retaining the greatest possible amount
of metal thickness between the bottom of the thread and the lnside of the pipe. In arder that a locknut may fit loosely on the exter-
nally th readed part, an allowance equal to the increase in pitch diameter per turn is provided, with a tolerance of 1.5 turns for both
externa! and interna! threads.
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7 GAGES ANO GAGE TOLERANCES FOR AMERICAN and form. Each master gage should be accompanied by
NATIONAL STANDARD TAPER PIPE THREADS, a record of the measurements of all elements of the
NPT thread and the standoff of master plug or master ring
(large end of ring gage to basic notch of plug gage).
7.1 Gage Design
CAUTION: lt s hou ld be understood that on ly a specifically
Gages should be made of hardened steel and conform matched set of masters (L1 plug and L1 ring) can be expected to
to the designs recommended in ASME B47.l (see Figs. 7 mate with each ot her within the tolerance specified abovc and
and 8). in Genera l Note (a) of Table 9. Th ere are man y characteristics or
variations in gage elements that may combine to cause a signifi-
7.1.1 Gages for External Threads. The L1 ring gage can! stand off d ifference bctween master gages that are not specif-
and indicating gage elements have a length equal to icall y matched.
dimension L1.
7.3 Working Gages
7.1.2 Gages fo r lnternal Threads. The L1 plug and
indicating gage elements have a length equal to dimen- Working gages are used to inspect product threads.
sion L2. The L1 plug gage has a gaging notch located a They are made to the basic dimensions given in Table 8.
distance L1 from the small end. In locating the basic The roots of all gage threads shall clear 0.0381 P width.
gaging notch, the plane of the notch should intersect A sharp V or undercut clearance is acceptable. The crests
the crest of the gage thread. The notched area of the are to be truncated an amount equal to 0.140? for 27
large end of the plug gage shall remain sharp; however, threads per inch (tpi), 0.109? for 18 tpi, and O.lOOP for
it should not have burrs extending outside the thread 14-tpi, 11 \li-tpi, and 8-tpi threads (see Fig. 8). lt is to be
form. noted that these gages are truncated at the crest so that
they bear only on the flanks of the thread. Thus, they
7.1.3 Partial End Threads. Partial end threads shall do not check the product crest or root truncations. When
be removed on both ends of the ring gage and both ends it is deemed necessary to determine whether or not such
of the plug gage. This shall be done by chamfering to truncations are within the limits specified, or particu-
the minor diameter of plugs and major diameter of rings larly that the maximum truncations are not exceeded,
or "convolution" to full-form profile. This avoids possi- optical projection is one common method.
ble seating error from bent or malformed feathered edge
and protects the thread from chipping. 7.3 .1 Working Gage Tolerances. Working gages
should be made to the basic dimensions specified in
7.1.4 Marking of Gages. Each gage shall be marked Table 8 and within tolerances specified in Table 9. The
so as to indicate clearly the nominal size of pipe, threads maxirnum wear on a workinf plug gage shall not be
per inch, and the proper thread series designation as more than the equivalent of ~ turn small from basic,
given in the respective section of this Standard. For
when checked with a master gage. The maximum wear
rings, the marking shall be on the foce of the large end. on a working ring gage shall not be more than Y,¡ turn
7 .2 Master Gages large from basic, when checked with a master gage. A
supplementary check by optical or other means should
Master gages are used to inspect working gages at be made of flank angle and form.
the times of manufacture and calibration. They are also
used in setting indicating gages. Additionally, master 7.4 Relation of Lead and Angle Variations to Pitch
rings inspect master plugs, and master plugs inspect Dia meter Tolerances of Gages
master rings. The L1 plug and ring master gages are
When it is necessary to compute from measurements
made to the basic dimensions specified in Table 8. The
the decimal part of a turn that a gage varíes from the
thread roots of these gages shall clear a 0.0381? flat
basic dimensions, Tables 10 and 11 shou ld be used.
or may be undercut beyond a sharp V. The crests are
Table 10 gives the correction in diameter for angle varia-
truncated by 0.100P.
tions, and Table 11 gives the correction in diameter for
7.2.1 Master Gage Tolerances. Master gages should lead variations. These corrections are always added to
be made to the basic dimensions as accurately as possi- the pitch diameter in the case of externa! threads and
ble, but in no case shall the cumulative variation exceed subtracted in the case of interna! threads, regardless of
one-half of the total cumulative tolerance specified in whether the lead or angle variations are either plus or
columns 13 and 14 of Table 9. A master ri.ng and master minus. The día meter equivalent for lead and angle varia-
plug are mated, the large end of the ring seating flush tions plus the pitch diameter variation multiplied by 16
at the plug notch within ±0.002 in. for sizes Yt 6 through gives the longitudinal variation from basic at the gaging
2, withi.n ±0.003 in. for sizes 2Yi through 12, and within notch. This longitudinal variation divided by the pitch
±0.005 in. for sizes 14 and larger. A supplementary check equals the decimal part of a turn that the gage varíes
by optical or other means should be made of flank angle from basic at the gaging notch.
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Fig. 7 NPT Standard Taper Pipe Thread Plug and Ring Gages
Plug gage
8
Taper of thread
1 in 16
measured
on diameter
E,
Notch
l
L,
L2
t !
I· Ea
Ring gage
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0.1 16P
t
t
Root s sharp or
undercut
(form optional)
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Table 8 Basic Dimensions of Threaded Gages for American National Standard Taper Pipe Threads, NPT
Minor Diameters of Ring
Major Diameters of Plug and Interna( Pitch Diameters of Plug, Ring, and and Externa( lndicating
lndicating Gages lndicating Gages [Note (1)) Gages
Th ickness of
lncrease in
Nominal Al Small Al Gaging At large At Small At Gaging At large At Small At Gaging L1 Ring or
z
o Pipe O.O. of Threads/ End, fo Notch, f 1 End, f 1 End, 4 Notch, Ei End, f1 End, fo Notch , f 1
Dia./Thread
Gage
Size Pipe, O lnch, n Pitch, P Pla ne Pla ne Plan e Plane Plan e Plan e Plan e Plan e 0.0625/n Eleme nts
~ (")
"Q o
o "O 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
o..'<:
e :::?.
(") 11"
g- ::: 1/¡6 0.3125 27.0 0.03703704 0.29289 0.30289 0.30920 0.27118 0.28118 0.28750 0.24948 0.25948 0.00231 0.1600
~ @ 'Is 0.4050 27.0 0.03703704 0.38521 0.39531 0.40171 0.36351 0.37360 0.38000 0.34180 0.35190 0.00231 0.1615
~
'<:o
N Y. 0.5400 18.0 0.05555556 0.51339 0.52763 0.53850 0.47739 0.49163 O.S02SO 0.44139 0.45563 0.00347 0.2278
cr
o w- % 0.6750 18.0 0.05555556 0.64802 0.66302 0.67350 0.61201 0.62701 0.637SO 0.S7601 0.59101 0.00347 0.2400
3~
'12 0.8400 14.0 0.07142857 0.80600 0.82600 0.83936 0.75843 0.77843 0.79178 0.71086 0.73086 0.00446 0.3200
::>
a.
e>
s-
o 'l. 1.0500 14.0 0.07142857 1.01525 1.03644 1.04936 0.96768 0.98887 1.00178 0.92011 0.9412 9 0.00446 0.3390
o > 1 1.3150 11.5 0.08695652 1.27155 1.29655 1.31422 1.21363 1.23863 1.2563 1 1.15572 1.18072 0 .00543 0 .4000 >
VI
23 11¡. 1.6600 11.5 0.08695652 1.61 sos 1.64130 1.6S922 l.SS713 1.58338 1.60131 1.49922 1.52S47 O.OOS43 0.4200 ,.,3:
~· 3. 1Y, 1.9000 11.5 1.85400 1.79609 1.82234 1.84131 1.73817 1.76442 0.00543 0.4200
= (") 0.08695652 1.88025 1.89922 ....
O)
S § 1N 2 2.3750 11.5 0.08695652 2.32694 2.35419 2.37422 2.26902 2.29627 2.31630 2.21111 2.23836 0.00543 0.4360 ;..,
o
ñ U?
o
::?.
""' ;...
e> n 2Y, 2.8750 8.0 0.12500000 2.80278 2.84541 2.87388 2.71953 2.76216 2.79063 2.63628 2.67890 0.00781 0.6820 .:..
~a· 3 3.5000 8.0 0.12500000 3.42388 3.34063 3.38850 3.41563 3.25737 3.30S25 0.00781 0.7660 o....
3.47175 3.49888
- - '<:
~o
o ...., 31/2 4.0000 8.0 0.12500000 3.92075 3.97207 3.99888 3.83750 3.88881 3.91563 3.75425 3.80556 0.00781 0.8210 "'
::.... s:: 4 4.5000 8.0 0.12500000 4.41763 4.47038 4.49888 4.33438 4.38713 4.41563 4.2Sl 12 4.30387 0.00781 0.8440
< (")
(")
5 5.5630 8.0 0.12500000 5.47398 S.S3255 5.S6188 5.39073 S.44929 5.47863 5.30748 5.36604 0.00781 0.9370
a- g 6.42272 0.00781
g ~· 6 6.6250 8.0 0.12500000 6.52935 6.58922 6.62388 6.44609 6.50S97 6.54063
8.54063
6.36284
8.3S034 8. 41678 0.00781
0.9580
1.0630
8 8.6 250 8.0 0.12500000 8.S168S 8.S8328 8.62388 8.43359 8.50003
8 =-
= m
"'g a.:.=
10
12
10.7500
12.7500
8.0
8.0
0.12500000
0.12500000
10.62857
12.61607
10.70419
12.70107
10.74888
12.711888
10.54531
12.53281
10.62094
12.61781
10.66S63
12.66563
10.46206
12.44956
10.S3768
12.53456
0.00781
0.00781
1.2100
1.3600
; g 14 14.0000 8.0 0.12500000 13.85825 13.95588 13.99888 13.77500 13.87263 13.91S63 13.69175 13.78937 0.00781 1.5620
...., <>
>
(/)
;¡¡ 16 16.0000 8.0 0.12500000 15.84575 1 S.9S900 15.99888 15.76250 15.87575 15.91563 15.67925 15.79250 0.00781 1.8120
s:: 18 18.0000 8.0 0.12SOOOOO 17.83325 17 .95825 17.99888 17.7SOOO 17.87SOO 17.91563 17.6667S 17.79175 0.00781 2.0000
!"'1 20 20.0000 8.0 0.12500000 19.82075 19.95357 19.99888 19.73750 19.87031 19.91563 19.6542S 19.78706 0.00781 2.1250
24 24.0000 8.0 0.12500000 23.79575 23.94419 23.99888 23.71250 23.86094 23.91563 23.62925 23.77768 0.00781 2.3750
~ GENERAL NOTE: Gage blanks shall conform to dimensions given in ASME 847.1. The major diameters of i nterna( thread gages and the mi nor diameters of external th read gages are based
upon the truncations specificd in para. 7.2.
NOTE:
(1) Thc pitch diameter al the large end, f 2 , does not apply to ring gages.
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Table 9 Working Gage Tolerances for American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread, NPT
z
o
Standoff Between
Plug and Ring
~ (") Tolerance on Tolerance Tolera nce Gages al Gagíng
~o Ha lr Angle,4 Tolerance on on Major on Minor Total Cumu lative
8.~ Tolerance
Tolerance on Taper,1·s Día. Día. Tolerances on
Notch for
e: :::! . Nomínal O.O. of on Pítch Minutes Oímensions at
n~
g. ~ Pípe Pipe, Dia., 1 Leadz.1
Plugs, Rings, Plugs, Rings, Plugs, Ríngs. Pitch Día. Oppositc Extreme
; ® Size o Threads/ lnch :t Plugs Rings :t :t + + Plugs Rings Tolerance limits6
~~ 1 2 3 5 6 7 9 10 12 13 14 15
g- w 4 8 11
3~ Yi6 0.3125 27 0.000 2 0.0002 0.0003 15 20 0.0003 0.0006 0.0004 0.0004 0.00080 0.00118 0.032
c.>~
o. ::r
<> n 1/a 0.405 27 0.0002 0.0002 0.0003 15 20 0.0003 0.0006 0.0004 0.0004 0.00080 0.00118 0.032
o>
..., - v. 0.540 18 0.0002 0.0002 0.000 3 15 20 0.0004 0.0007 0.0006 0.0006 0.00092 0.00134 0.036
:;. ~
¡;;· :::! .
% 0.675 18 0.0002 0.0002 0.0003 15 20 0.0004 0.0007 0.0006 0.0006 0.00092 0.00134 0.036 )>
3 g 1/1 0.840 14 0.0003 0.0002 0.0003 10 15 0.0006 0.0009 0.0010 0.0010 0.00097 0.00142 O.Q38 VI
~
c.>
¡:;
o
:::?.
::::
(1)
I~
~ 1.050
1.315
14 0.0003 0.0002 0.0003 10 15 0.0006 0.0009 0.0010 0.0010 0.00097
0.00121
0.00142
0.00170
O.Q38 ..
'"
a>
a!?.
~-~ 1
1
v. 1.660
11.5
11.5
0.0003
0.0003
0.0003
0.0003
0.0004
0.0004
10
10
15
15
0.0008
0.0008
0.0012
0.0012
0.0010
0.0010
0.0010
0.0010 0.00121 0.00170
0.047
0.047 ..
?"'
5- o
o ...,
~ :¡::
~
.,,. <>
n
11¡,
2
1.900
2.375
11.5
11.5
0.0003
0.0003
0.0003
0.0003
0.0004
0.0004
10
10
15
15
0.0008
0.0008
0.0012
0.0012
0.0010
0.0010
0.0010
0.0010
0.00121
0.00121
0.00170
0.00170
0 .047
0 .047 ..
.:.,
o
..,,,
g.~ 21/2 2.875 8 0.0005 0.0004 0.0005 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0016 0.0016 0 .001 58 0.00211 0.059
g ~- 3 3.500 8 0.0005 0.0004 0.0005 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0016 0.0016 0.001 58 0.0021 1 0.059
(')
o -
t.} 31h 4.000 8 0.0005 0.0004 0.0005 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0016 0.0016 0.001 58 0.00211 0.059
:::: m 4 4.500 8 0.0005 0.0004 0.0005 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0016 0.0016 0.00158 0.00211 0.059
"' ::::
g <!:. 5 5.563 8 0.0005 0.001 o 0.0014 0.0016 0.001 6 0.001 58 0.00211 0.059
0.0004 0.0005 7 10
o ~
;~
(1)
6
8
6.625
8.625
8
8
0.0005
0.0005
0.0004
0.0004
0.0005
0.0005
7
7
10
10
0.0010
0.0010
0.0014
0.0014
0.0016
0.0020
0.0016
0.0020
0.001 58
0.00158
0.00211
0.00211
0.059
0.059
:¡:: 10 10.750 8 0.0005 0.0004 0.0005 7 10 0.0010 0.001 4 0.0020 0.0020 0.00158 0.00211 0.059
!'T'I 12 12.750 8 0.0005 0.0004 0.0005 7 10 0.001 o 0.0014 0.0020 0.0020 0.00158 0.00211 0.059
14 O.O. 14.000 8 0.0008 0.0005 0.0006 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0030 0.0030 0.00206 0.00271 0.076
~ 16 o.o. 16.000 8 0.0008 0.0005 0.0006 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0030 0.0030 0.00206 0.00271 0.076
18 o.o. 18.000 8 0.0008 0.0005 0.0006 7 10 0.0010 0.0014 0.0030 0.0030 0.00206 0.00271 0.076
20 o.o. 20.000 8 0.0008 0.0005 0.0006 7 10 0.001 o 0.0014 0.0030 0.0030 0.00206 0.00271 0.076
24 o.o. 24.000 8 0.0008 0.0005 0.0006 7 10 0.001 o 0.0014 0.0030 0.0030 0.00206 0.00271 0 .076
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Table 9 Working Gage Tolerances for American National Standard Taper Pipe Thread, NPT (Cont'd)
<7\;j
n <7 GENERAL NOTES:
3 '< (a) The large end of the master ring gage shall be flush with the gaging notch of its master plug when assembled handtight within •0.002 for sizes Vi6 to 2, inclusive, within :0.003 for
<.>
Q. -
::r sizes 21/2 to 12, inclusive, and within :tO.OOS for sizes 14 and larger.
o "' >
o>
-, - (b) The tolerances for the length L1 from small end to gaging notch oí the plug gaged (Fig. 4) shall be +0.000 and - 0.001 for sizes Vi 6 to 2, inclusive, and +0.000 and - 0.002 for sizes VI
:. g
v;· ~ .
2Y, and larger. ...
~
:l 2
(e) The tolerantes for the overall threa d length L1 of the plug gage (Fig. 4) sha ll be +O.OSO and - 0.000 for all sizes. ...;..,
CXI
;::¡ 1 ~
E! U) (d) Tolerances for the thickness L, of the ring gage (Fig. 4) shall be -0.000 and +0.001 for sizes 1/16 to 2. inclusive, and - 0.000 and +0.002 for sizes 21/2 and larger.
;:;
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NOTES:
...
?
,:,
::-
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.......
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:5. --< (1) To be measured al the gaging notch of plug gage.
g- 2, (2) Allowable variation in lead betwecn any two threads in L1 leng th of gage (Fig. 4).
~ 3: (3) The lead and taper on plug and ring gages shall be mcasured atong the pitch line omitting the imperfcct threads at each end.
, n
:!j ~ (4) In solving for the correction in di ameter for angle devi ation s, the average deviation in half angle for the two side s of thread, regardless of their signs, should be taken.
:=.·::;
;; ~. (S) Allowable variation in taper in L1 length of gage (Fig. 4).
;:;:¡ n
n e:._ (6) Maximum possible interchange sta ndoff, any ring against any plug other than its master plug, may occur when taper devi ations are zero and ali other dimensions are at opposite
ªw
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::,1
~
~~
=·
n
extreme tolerance limits. Average standoff sho uld be well within these maximum limits.
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Table 10 Diameter Equivalent of Variatlon in Half lncluded Angle of Thread for Tools and Gages
Variation 1in Half Angle
(in Minute s) 8 Threads/lnch 11.5 Threads/lnch 14 Th reads/lnch 18 Threads/ lnch 27 Threads/lnch
1 2 3 4 5 6
GENERAL NOTES:
(a) Valucs given in inchcs at 68ºF.
(b) In solving for the diameter equivalent or angle variations, the average variation in half included angle for the two sides or the thread,
regardless of their signs, shou ld be takcn.
(e) Table is based upon an NPT gage with O. lOOP root/crest truncations with cqual half·angle variations. For other gages with cqual
truncations, multiply by
0.86600P - 2 (truncation)
0.66666667P
NOTE:
(1) Diameter equivalen! = 1.53811978P tan 8a, where t>a = va ri at ion in half includcd angle or thread expressed in minutes.
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Table 11 Diameter Equivalent of Variation in Lead for Tools and Gages
z
o.., Variation, oP 0.00000 0.00001 0.00002 0.00003 0.00004 0.00005 0.00006 0.00007 0.00008 0.00009
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;;¿ o
o 'O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
;=-- ~
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::
-
@
0.00000
0.00010
0.0000000
0.0001732
0.0000173
0.0001905
0.0000346
0.0002078
0.0000520
0 .0002252
0.0000693
0.0002425
0.0000866
0.0002598
0.0001039
0.0002771
0.0001212
0.0002944
0.0001386
0.0003118
0.0001559
0.0003291
::: 0.00020 0.0003464 0.0003637 0.0003810 0.0003984 0.0004157 0.0004330 0.0004503 0.0004676 0.0004850 0.0005023
"' ...,
'< o 0.00030 0.0005196 0.0005369 0.0005542 0.0005716 0.0005889 0.0006062 0.0006235 0.0006408 0.0006582 0.0006755
~w 0.00040 0 .0006928 0.0007101 0.0007274 0.0007448 0.0007621 0.0007794 0.0007967 0.0008140 0.0008314 0.0008487
3 ~
5.5- 0.00050 0.0008660 0.0008833 0.0009006 0.0009180 0.0009353 0.0009526 0.0009699 0.0009872 0.0010046 0.0010219
-,
"'
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- 0.00060 0.0010392 0.0010565 0.00107 38 0.0010912 0 .0011085 0.0011258 0.0011431 0.0011604 0.0011778 0.0011951 >
V>
:::::. ==
0.00070 0.0012124 0.001 2297 0.0012470 0.0012644 0.0012817 0.0012990 0.0013163 0.0013336 0.0013510 0.0013683 3:
::. r.i m
0.00080 0.0015242
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Vl
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:l.
::::
e; (/)
...,
O'
0.00090
0.0013856
0.0015588
0.0014029
0.0015761
0.0014202
0.001 5934
0.0014376
0.0016108
0.0014549
0.0016281
0.0014722
0.0016454
0.0014895
0.0016627
0.0015068
0.0016800 0.0016974
0.0015415
0.0017147 ~
.....
...:.
?
:::?. o 0.00100 0.0017320 0.0017493 0.0017666 0.0017840 0.0018013 0.0018186 0.0018359 0.0018532 0.0018706 0.0018879
~ !:.
< !? 0.00110 0.001 9052 0.0019225 0.0019398 0 .0019572 0.0019745 0.0019918 0.0020091 0.0020264 0.0020438 0.00 20611 e.....
=-o o
- - '<
-,
0.00120
0.00130
0.0020784
0.0022516
0.0020957
0.0022689
0.0021130
0.0022862
0.0021304
0.0023036
0.0021477
0.0023209
0.0021650
0.0023382
0.0021823
0.0023555
0.0021996
0.0023728
0.0022170
0.0023902
0.0022343
0.0024075
~ :;:: 0.00140 0.0024248 0.0024421 0.00 24594 0.00211768 0 .0024941 0.0025111• 0.0025287 0 .0025460 0.0025631• 0.0025807
~ n
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= e
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=
<>
e;·
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-=- 0.00150
0.00160
0.00170
0.0025980
0.0027712
0.0029444
0.0026153
0.0027885
0.0029617
0.0026326
0.0028058
0.0029790
0.0026500
0.0028232
0.0029964
0.0026673
0.0028405
0.0030137
0.0026846
0.0028578
0.0030310
0.0027019
0.0028751
0.0030483
0.0027192
0. 00 28924
0.0030656
0.0027366
0.0029098
0.0030830
0.0027539
0.0029271
0.0031003
:::: m
~ CE.
::: = 0.00180 0.0031176 0.0031349 0.0031522 0.0031696 0.0031869 0.0032042 0.0032215 0.0032388 0.0032562 0.0032735
--,o "'=
<>
0.00190
0.00200
0.0032908
0.0034640
0.0033081
0.0034813
0.0033254
0.0034986
0.0033428
0 .0035160
0.0033601
0.0035333
0.0033774
0.0035506
0.0033947
0.0035679
0.0034120
0.0035852
0.0034294
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NONMANDATORY APPENDIX A
THE TURNS OF ENGAGEMENT METHOD OF GAGING
PRODUCT THREADS
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NONMANDATORY APPENDIX B
TAP DRILL SIZES
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NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C
THREAD TYPES ANO CORRESPONDING GAGES ANO GAGING
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(2) See Table S. column 18 for the interna! thread basic position below the facc of the fitting.
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