ISO 12277:2000 PDF

Aerospace — Gang channel, self-locking, floating, standard series, with counterbore, classifications: 1 100 MPa (at ambient temperature) / 120 degrees C, 1 100 MPa (at ambient temperature) / 235 degrees C and 1 100 MPa (at ambient temperature) / 425 degrees C — Dimensions

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Title (English):

ISO 12277:2000

Document status:: Active
Format:: Electronic (PDF)
Number of pages:: 3
Publication date:: August 24, 2000
Edition:: ISO IS 12277 edition 1 version 1
ICS:: 49.030.30

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Description (English):

This International Standard specifies the dimensions of standard series gang channels with self-locking, floating nuts, with counterbore, with MJ threads, of classifications: This International Standard is only applicable to the compilation of aerospace product standards.

Technical details

Technical committee: ISO/TC 20/SC 4 - Aerospace fastener systems
SKU: ISO 12277:2000

Abstract

Overview

ISO 12277:2000 specifies the dimensions for aerospace gang channels fitted with self-locking, floating nuts with a counterbore and MJ threads. This International Standard (first edition, 2000-09-01) defines dimensional requirements for the standard series of gang channels for nuts classified by minimum tensile stress at ambient temperature (1 100 MPa) and rated maximum operating temperatures of 120 °C, 235 °C, and 425 °C. The standard is intended for use in the compilation of aerospace product standards.

Key topics and technical requirements

Component configuration: gang channel (strip) containing floating, self-locking nuts with optional metallic caps; layout and retention left in part to manufacturer discretion where not specified.
Thread form: MJ thread series in accordance with ISO 5855-2 for bolt and nut limit dimensions.
Dimensional data: Figure 1 and Table 1 provide detailed dimensional values and tolerances (in millimetres) for standard thread codes (examples included: MJ4, MJ5, MJ6, MJ8).
Tolerances and form: Tolerances of form and position conform to ISO 8788; surface-texture values apply prior to coating. Dimensions apply after any surface coating(s) but before application of lubricants.
Thermal and mechanical classification: Nuts are classified by a minimum tensile stress at ambient temperature (1 100 MPa) and by maximum service temperatures (120 °C, 235 °C, 425 °C). The optional metallic cap must remain joined to the nut at the maximum operating temperature (see ISO 5858 test conditions).
Scope limitation: The standard is specifically applicable to assembling aerospace product standards and procurement specifications (linked to ISO 5858).

Applications and who uses it

ISO 12277 is used by:

Aerospace fastener designers and mechanical engineers specifying gang channels and captive nut strips.
Manufacturers and tooling engineers producing self-locking floating nuts with MJ threads and counterbores.
Procurement and quality assurance teams verifying dimensional compliance of fastener assemblies.
Standards authors and systems engineers compiling aerospace parts catalogs and procurement specifications.

Practical applications include captive nut strips in airframe assemblies, removable panels, and other aerospace joints requiring controlled locking torque and known thermal performance.

Related standards

ISO 5855-2 - MJ threads - limit dimensions for bolts and nuts.
ISO 5858 - Nuts, self-locking - procurement and maximum operating temperature requirements.
ISO 8788 - Metric nuts - tolerances of form and position.

Keywords: ISO 12277, gang channel, self-locking floating nut, MJ threads, aerospace fasteners, dimensions, counterbore, ISO 5858, ISO 5855-2, ISO 8788.

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Standards mentioned in the description

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Component configuration: gang channel (strip) containing floating, self-locking nuts with optional metallic caps; layout and retention left in part to manufacturer discretion where not specified.
Thread form: MJ thread series in accordance with ISO 5855-2 for bolt and nut limit dimensions.
Dimensional data: Figure 1 and Table 1 provide detailed dimensional values and tolerances (in millimetres) for standard thread codes (examples included: MJ4, MJ5, MJ6, MJ8).
Tolerances and form: Tolerances of form and position conform to ISO 8788; surface-texture values apply prior to coating. Dimensions apply after any surface coating(s) but before application of lubricants.
Thermal and mechanical classification: Nuts are classified by a minimum tensile stress at ambient temperature (1 100 MPa) and by maximum service temperatures (120 °C, 235 °C, 425 °C). The optional metallic cap must remain joined to the nut at the maximum operating temperature (see ISO 5858 test conditions).
Scope limitation: The standard is specifically applicable to assembling aerospace product standards and procurement specifications (linked to ISO 5858).

Applications and who uses it

ISO 12277 is used by:

Aerospace fastener designers and mechanical engineers specifying gang channels and captive nut strips.
Manufacturers and tooling engineers producing self-locking floating nuts with MJ threads and counterbores.
Procurement and quality assurance teams verifying dimensional compliance of fastener assemblies.
Standards authors and systems engineers compiling aerospace parts catalogs and procurement specifications.

Practical applications include captive nut strips in airframe assemblies, removable panels, and other aerospace joints requiring controlled locking torque and known thermal performance.

Related standards

ISO 5855-2 - MJ threads - limit dimensions for bolts and nuts.
ISO 5858 - Nuts, self-locking - procurement and maximum operating temperature requirements.
ISO 8788 - Metric nuts - tolerances of form and position.

Keywords: ISO 12277, gang channel, self-locking floating nut, MJ threads, aerospace fasteners, dimensions, counterbore, ISO 5858, ISO 5855-2, ISO 8788.

ISO 12277:2000 PDF

Technical details

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and who uses it

Related standards

Related standards

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and who uses it

Related standards

Related standards

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