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Screw Thread Chart

Metric (ISO)

SizeCoarse pitch (mm)Tap drill (mm)Fine pitch (mm)Tap drill (mm)
M1.60.351.25--
M20.41.6--
M2.50.452.05--
M30.52.5--
M40.73.3--
M50.84.2--
M615--
M81.256.7517
M101.58.51.258.75
M121.7510.251.2510.75
M142121.512.5
M162141.514.5
M182.515.51.516.5
M202.517.51.518.5
M222.519.51.520.5
M24321222

Unified (UNC / UNF)

SizeDiameter (in)UNC (TPI)Tap drill (in)UNF (TPI)Tap drill (in)
#00.0600--800.0475
#10.0730640.0574720.0591
#20.0860560.0681640.0704
#30.0990480.0782560.0811
#40.1120400.0870480.0912
#50.1250400.1000440.1023
#60.1380320.1068400.1130
#80.1640320.1328360.1362
#100.1900240.1483320.1588
#120.2160240.1743280.1803
1/40.2500200.2000280.2143
5/160.3125180.2569240.2708
3/80.3750160.3125240.3333
7/160.4375140.3661200.3875
1/20.5000130.4231200.4500
9/160.5625120.4792180.5069
5/80.6250110.5341180.5694
3/40.7500100.6500160.6875
7/80.875090.7639140.8036
11.000080.8750120.9167

How to use Screw Thread Chart

  1. Find the metric or unified size.
  2. Read the pitch or threads per inch, and the tap drill.

Frequently asked questions

How is the tap drill size worked out?

As the major diameter minus the pitch (metric) or minus 1 / TPI (unified), which gives about 75% thread. Round to the nearest drill you have.

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