Posted by: akueddy ® 03/21/2007, 18:54:53 Author Profile eMail author Edit

hi there, I was looking through the dimensions of a bolt : https://www.lederer-online.com/media/pdf/180.pdf And i do not understand abut the dimension of the thread length,b.Im looking for an M16 bolt with a unthreaded shank 50mm in length,can somebody explain to me what these values means: For a M16 bolt : b=<125 :38 b=<200 :44 b>200 :57

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Posted by: marky ® 03/22/2007, 08:17:58 Author Profile eMail author Edit

It's simple....these are lengths of the threaded portion of the screw or "b" at various screw lengths. Example: 90mm (l) - 38 (b) = 52 long unthread portion. It looks like a 90mm long screw should help Hope this helps

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