AN30 — clevis bolt, 5/8, 5/8-18 UNF-3A

AN30: 5/8 clevis bolt with a 5/8-18 UNF-3A thread. Dimensions, rated strengths, and grip and length by dash number.

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AN30 at a glance

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AN30 engineering drawing with dimensions
Engineering drawing · dimensions in inches

Specification

ItemValue
TypeClevis bolt
MaterialNon-corrosion-resisting steel, 4130 (UNS G41300) per MIL-S-6758 or 8740 (UNS G87400) per MIL-S-6049
FinishCadmium plate, QQ-P-416, Type II, Class 2
StatusCheck the current issue before design use. Cancelled by Notice 1 (4 Nov 1999) and superseded by NASM21 thru NASM37; the notice states the part numbers are identical.

Dimensions by size

Dimension, in5/8-18 UNF-3A
Thread T5/8-18 UNF-3A
A — A dia (shank), +.000 −.002.622
B — B dia (head)1-1/8
H — H (head height)5/16
C — C (slot depth)3/16
D — D (slot width)1/8
E — E, ref5/16
J — J drill (cotter pin hole), +.010 −.000.141
K — K × 45° (end chamfer), +.016.062
M — M dia, +.005 (Detail A, alternate construction).545
P — P (Detail A, alternate construction)5/64
Rated single shear strength at full dia, lb23000
Rated tensile strength, lb (with AN320 or AN364 nut)15050

Dimensions in inches, as tabulated in the standard (letters as on its drawing); strengths in pounds.

Part numbers

Part numbers by dash number, with grip and length. The standard governs.

5/8-18 UNF-3A43 part numbers

Part no.Grip, inLength, in
AN30-147/1615/16
AN30-151/21
AN30-169/161-1/16
AN30-175/81-1/8
AN30-1811/161-3/16
AN30-193/41-1/4
AN30-2013/161-5/16
AN30-217/81-3/8
AN30-2215/161-7/16
AN30-2311-1/2
AN30-241-1/161-9/16
AN30-251-1/81-5/8
AN30-261-3/161-11/16
AN30-271-1/41-3/4
AN30-281-5/161-13/16
AN30-291-3/81-7/8
AN30-301-7/161-15/16
AN30-311-1/22
AN30-321-9/162-1/16
AN30-341-11/162-3/16
AN30-361-13/162-5/16
AN30-381-15/162-7/16
AN30-402-1/162-9/16
AN30-422-3/162-11/16
AN30-442-5/162-13/16
AN30-462-7/162-15/16
AN30-482-9/163-1/16
AN30-502-11/163-3/16
AN30-522-13/163-5/16
AN30-542-15/163-7/16
AN30-563-1/163-9/16
AN30-583-3/163-11/16
AN30-603-5/163-13/16
AN30-623-7/163-15/16
AN30-643-9/164-1/16
AN30-663-11/164-3/16
AN30-683-13/164-5/16
AN30-703-15/164-7/16
AN30-724-1/164-9/16
AN30-744-3/164-11/16
AN30-764-5/164-13/16
AN30-784-7/164-15/16
AN30-804-9/165-1/16

Part number

How a AN30 part number is built, segment by segment

What each code means

PartMeaning
FormatAN30-<dash>
ExampleAN30-14 — Clevis bolt, 5/8-18 UNF-3A, grip 7/16, length 15/16, with cotter pin hole

Notes from the standard

  • Dash number sets the grip and length. Add A after the dash number for a bolt without the cotter pin hole: AN30-14 has the hole, AN30-14A has none.
  • Grip is measured from the underside of the head to the end of the full cylindrical portion of the shank; two imperfect threads max.
  • Lengths longer than those tabulated are available in 1/8 in increments by use of significant dash numbers.
  • Rated tensile strength applies only when shear nut AN320 or thin nut AN364 is used.
  • Cotter pin hole centerline within .010 of the bolt centerline for 5/16 dia bolts and smaller, and within .015 for 3/8 dia bolts and larger; hole normal to the bolt centerline within 2°.
  • Thread T per MIL-S-7742, except that the major diameter shall not exceed the maximum allowable shank diameter. Fillet under the head R .005 to .015.
  • Head marked with a double X, raised or depressed .010 max; only one X need be visible after slotting. Position of the slot relative to the cotter pin hole is optional.
  • Unless otherwise specified: decimals ±.010, fractions ±1/64, angles ±5°. Countersinking of drilled holes is optional.
  • Approved data governs. Use the bolt the SRM, drawing or IPC calls for.

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Sources

Educational reference only. not approved data. Always consult the applicable SRM, AMM, or AC 43.13-1B and your certifying authority.
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