Drawing
Selection table
One row per thread size, with its own link (/parts/nutplates/ms21071/#MS21071-02). The part number shown is the dry film lubricated, plain-hole form; the letters below change finish and holes, not size.
| Part no. | Thread | A max | B max | C | J | H max | Ø K | Ø P ±.005 | V max | Axial, lbf min | lb / 100 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MS21071L02 | 2-56 | .507 | .164 | .125 | .219 | .110 | .066 | .130 | .035 | 440 | .06 |
| MS21071L03 | 3-48 | .535 | .184 | .133 | .219 | .125 | .066 | .143 | .035 | 550 | .09 |
| MS21071L04 | 4-40 | .667 | .260 | .203 | .219 | .143 | .098 | .166 | .040 | 750 | .12 |
| MS21071L06 | 6-32 | .684 | .265 | .218 | .219 | .171 | .098 | .206 | .047 | 1,130 | .15 |
| MS21071L08 | 8-32 | .715 | .297 | .234 | .219 | .250 | .098 | .248 | .047 | 1,720 | .23 |
| MS21071L3 | 10-32 | .745 | .328 | .250 | .219 | .250 | .098 | .274 | .047 | 2,460 | .27 |
| MS21071L4 | 1/4-28 | .822 | .414 | .281 | .219 | .281 | .098 | .344 | .055 | 4,580 | .46 |
| MS21071L5 | 5/16-24 | 1.026 | .505 | .359 | .269 | .328 | .130 | .417 | .065 | 7,390 | .85 |
| MS21071L6 | 3/8-24 | 1.139 | .614 | .414 | .269 | .344 | .130 | .505 | .075 | 11,450 | 2.04 |
Inches. From Table I of MS21071 Rev. G (1 Feb 1994). C ±.005, J ±.002, K +.005 −.000 as toleranced on the sheet. Ø P is nominal, ±.005 in. Weight is the standard's figure per 100 pieces. Rows shown are the sizes this sheet covers; the standard may list more.
How to read the part number
| Part no. | Meaning |
|---|---|
| MS21071-04 | Plain rivet holes, no dry film lubricant |
| MS21071L04 | Dry film lubricant (L) |
| MS21071-04K | Countersunk or dimpled rivet holes (K) |
| MS21071L04K | Both |
K (countersunk or dimpled rivet holes) is listed for dash 04, 06, 08, 3, 4, 5. Without lubricant the L becomes a dash.
What it is for
Miniature fixed self-locking nutplate with both rivet holes on one lug. Rated to 450 °F.
Rivet hole spacing J differs between nutplate types and sizes: check J before installing on an existing hole pattern.
Choose the size from the screw thread, then confirm J and C against the hole pattern and the edge distance of the flange it rivets to.
Limits — when NOT to use this
- Approved data governs. Use the nutplate and rivets the maintenance manual or IPC specifies.
- The MS sheet is a public-domain revision. These MS standards were later replaced by NASM equivalents. Check the current revision before buying to a drawing.
- Grip with nutplates. Where the proper bolt grip is not available, AC 43.13-1B par. 7-37 says to add shims under the plate, not washers.
- Rivets for the lugs, and their edge distance, come from the repair data, not from this sheet.
Sources
- MS21071 Rev. G, 1 Feb 1994 — Nutplate, Self-Locking, One Lug, Low Height, Miniature — Table I, dash numbers and dimensions; notes and requirements. Public domain, distribution unlimited.
- FAA AC 43.13-1B, par. 7-37 — shims, not washers, under plate nuts.