lot of 33 new NAS 632-38 AIRCRAFT AEROSPACE 12 POINT shear BOLT 3/4" DIA X 80mm


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BRAND NEW LOT OF 33 INDIVIDUALLY PACKAGED  NAS-632-38 AIRCRAFT BOLTS





"AN" (AIRFORCE-NAVY) aircraft flare and 37 degree industrial (JIC) flare, function identically.
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"NAS" (NATIONAL AEROSPACE STANDARDS) and  "MS"  (MILITARY SPECIFICATION) and industrial UNF-2A/B function identically.

 
In many cases they appear to be functionally interchangeable, but they are not"


quote from Parker Aerospace Fitting Solutions Series No.11


Aircraft AN fittings are manufactured to MIL-F-5509 per AN (Air Force - Navy Aeronautical Standard) and AND (Air Force - Navy Aeronautical Design Standard).

Industrial 37 degree flare fittings are manufactured to meet SAE J514/ISO-8434-2. Straight threads are per MIL-S-8879C now SAE-AS8879.


The most notable difference between these standards are in the threads. AN fittings use a increased root radius thread ("J" thread) and a tighter tolerance (Class 3) to achieve a 40% increase in fatigue strength and 10% increase in shear strength (thread tensile stress area of 110.76 compared to 103.20 mm2 ). This difference is stated in the thread designation, For example:
AN Fitting: 1/2-20 UNJF-3B
Industrial: 1/2-20 UNF-2B
These two fittings function the same, they look the same, AND the industrial version is much less expensive to manufacturer. The problem is that the industrial version is 40% weaker.


There is a an Airworthiness Directive (90-04-06) involving breaking of the aluminum propeller governor fitting on Lycoming engines. The aluminum AN fitting was used successfully for decades before they started breaking. The justice department brought charges against a company that was selling these fittings as AN when they were in fact industrial. Sometimes the higher strength serves an important purpose.

Aircraft are vibrating structures, much more so than most industrial applications. Vibration fatigues the threads, so aircraft hardware uses a modified thread form and tighter tolerance to increase fatigue strength. This is true not only for AN fittings but also for AN and NAS bolts, and installed hose "B" nut fittings. These aircraft hardware items are also UNJF-3A/3B whereas the industrial is UNF-2A/B.

How do you tell them apart?
You cannot visually see a tolerance or an increased root radius. These are measured with special equipment. Some fittings sold as "AN" are industrial grade.

What about AN marking?
MIL-P-5509D requires that all flared tube fittings and nuts shall be marked with the letters AN or MS and the manufacturer's identification or trademark. Sleeves must be trademarked. Letters AN or MS on sleeves are optional. I have found fittings marked "AN" that do not meet AN tolerances (Class 2 instead of Class 3).

Tapered Pipe Threads
Tapered pipe threads for aerospace are ANPT whereas the commercial version of a tapered pipe thread is NPT. ANPT specifications, formerly MIL-P-7105B are now part of SAE AS571051. ANPT is essentially a NPT thread with extensive testing, gauging, sampling, NDT, and other quality control requirements. ANPT threads are required to meet two additional gaging methods, the L2 and the 6-step.

Inspection
MIL-F-5509D for flared aircraft fittings has extensive quality assurance provisions, including sampling for NDT tests, sampling for destructive tests, Lot identification, and Material Certification, Tensile strength tests, Finish tests.

How can you protect yourself?
Aircraft AN fitting is more expensive so it will not be the least expensive fitting. The least expensive fitting is almost guaranteed to be industrial.
Instead of ordering "AN Fittings" - specify conformance to MIL-F-5509 or specify sizing to UNJF-3B/3A. Purchase from aircraft sources rather than sources that sell industrial/aircraft.

What if it doesn't matter?
It always matters if you order and pay for aircraft "AN" quality and standards and receive something inferior. If you don't need "AN" quality, and the industrial version suits your purpose, then fine. Order as a 37 degree (JIC) or Parker Triple-Lok.

How to inspect?
You can determine if a fitting is an AN fitting and not industrial by seeing if it meets Class 3 (aerospace) size tolerance. Measure the pitch diameter using a thread micrometer. The pitch diameter determines whether the part meets Class 3A (aerospace) or 2A (commercial). An adequate thread micrometer costs approximately $150.00. In one batch of 20 AN nipples that I inspected, only 50% were Class 3!



BOLT SPECS

5306-00-905-2981 (NAS632-38) Data

5306-00-905-2981 (5306009052981) NSN Information

NSNFSCNIINItem NameINC
5306-00-905-29815306009052981Bolt, Shear15903

5306-00-905-2981 Features

MRCParameterCharacteristics
AAJDThread Class3A
AAJFThread DirectionRight-hand
AASAThread Length0.993 inches minimum
AASBFastener Length3.368 inches nominal
AASKHead StyleDouble hexagon W/hole
AASUHead Height0.711 inches nominal
AATBWidth Between Flats0.808 inches minimum and 0.817 inches maximum
AATCExtended Washer Diameter1.225 inches nominal
AATDExtended Washer Thickness0.178 inches nominal
AAURGrip Diameter0.7480 inches minimum and 0.7490 inches maximum
AHYMNominal Thread Diameter0.750 inches
ANEEGrip Length2.375 inches nominal
CMLPThread Quantity per Inch16
CQBCMinimum Tensile Strength180000 pounds per square inch
CQFMHardness Rating39.0 rockwell C minimum overall and 43.0 rockwell C maximum overall
MATTMaterialSteel comp E4340 overall or steel comp 6150 overall or steel comp 4140 overall or steel comp 8735 overall or steel comp 8740 overall
MDCLMaterial Document and ClassificationMIL-S-5626 mil spec 1ST material response overall or MIL-S-6098 mil spec 4TH material response overall or MIL-S-8503 mil spec 3RD material response overall or MIL-S-5000 mil spec 2ND material response overall or MIL-S-6049 mil spec 5TH material response overall
SFTTSurface TreatmentCadmium overall
STDCSurface Treatment Document and ClassificationNas 672 assn std single treatment response overall
THSDThread Series DesignatorUNF

5306-00-905-2981 Manufacturing Part Numbers (SKUs)

MFG SKUCAGESTATUSISCRNVCRNCCSADCDACHCCRNAAC
NAS632-3880205A223
4
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5306-00-905-2981 Manufacturer

MFG SKUCAGEManufacturerTypeStatusRole
NAS632-3880205AA

5306-00-905-2981 FLIS Identification

PMICADPE CODECRITL CODEDEMIL CODEDEMIL INTGNIIN ASGMTESDHMICENACSCHEDULE_BINC
U
XA
22-JUN-66
N
731815200015903

5306-00-905-2981 FLIS Management

MOEUNIT PRICEREC REP CODEMGMT CTLUSCPHRASE CODEPHRASE STATEMENT
DA$37.60ZT2200X-A

DF$37.60NSF9SX-NF

DN$37.60
9B-----N

DS$37.60N-------I

5306-00-905-2981 Demilitarization Codes & Management

DMLPMICHMICADPECCriticalityESDC
A
N
X

5306-00-905-2981 Miscellaneous Management

MOE (S_A)SOSAACQUPUISLCCIICRCMCCSVC
DASMSJ1EA0UZT2200X-A
DASMSJ1EA0UZT2200X-D
DASMSJ1EA0UZT2200X-F
DASMSJ1EA0UZT2200X-N
DFSMSJ1EA0U
SF9SX-NA
DFSMSJ1EA0U
SF9SX-ND
DFSMSJ1EA0U
SF9SX-NF
DFSMSJ1EA0U
SF9SX-NN
DNSMSJ1EA0U
9B-----A
DNSMSJ1EA0U
9B-----D
DNSMSJ1EA0U
9B-----F
DNSMSJ1EA0U
9B-----N
DSSMSJ1EA0U
-------A
DSSMSJ1EA0U
-------D
DSSMSJ1EA0U
-------F
DSSMSJ1EA0U
-------N

5306-00-905-2981 Management Control Air Force

FUNDBUDGETMMACPVC
SF9SXN

5306-00-905-2981 Management Control Army

MATCAT 1MATCAT 2MATCAT 3MATCAT 4 5ARC
T2200X

5306-00-905-2981 Management Control Navy

COGSMICIRRCSMCC
9B


5306-00-905-2981 Freight

NMFCNMFC SUBUFCHMCLTLLCLWCCTCCSHCADCACCASHNMF DESC
093486Z48950
Z
573Z9AB

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