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#10-24 18-8

1.06 mm pitch · 4.5 Nm max torque ·6.5 kN shear strength.

Max assembly torque
4.5 Nm
Shear strength
6.5 kN
Tensile strength
700 MPa

#10-24 18-8 (Imperial thread)

The #10-24 18-8 is a imperial (unified) threaded fastener with a 1.06 mm (24 threads per inch) thread pitch. It develops a maximum recommended assembly torque of 4.5 Nm dry, a single-shear capacity of 6.5 kN, and a minimum tensile strength of 700 MPa. It is manufactured from austenitic A2 / 18-8 stainless steel with good corrosion resistance and non-magnetic behaviour.

Fastener Specifications

Specification Value
Thread System Imperial
Designation #10-24
Thread Pitch 1.06 mm (24 threads per inch)
Property Class / Grade 18-8
Material Stainless 304
Tensile Strength 700 MPa
Max Assembly Torque 4.5 Nm
Shear Strength (single) 6.5 kN

Thread & Grade Notes

#10-24 is a Imperial thread. 18-8 fasteners are a medium-strength grade with a minimum tensile strength of 700 MPa. Thread pitch of 1.06 mm (24 threads per inch) determines how many turns are required to engage a given length and how resistant the joint is to loosening through vibration.

Tightening & Substitution Notes

Always torque to the value specified by the joint engineer; the 4.5 Nm figure here is a generic dry assembly target. When substituting, match the thread system (Imperial), pitch (1.06 mm (24 threads per inch)), grade (18-8), and at minimum the shear capacity (6.5 kN). A lower-grade fastener in the same size reduces both preload and shear capacity; stainless grades trade some strength for corrosion resistance and are prone to galling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the thread pitch of the #10-24?

1.06 mm (24 threads per inch).

How much torque does an #10-24 18-8 bolt take?

Approximately 4.5 Nm dry assembly torque.

What is the shear strength of the #10-24 18-8?

About 6.5 kN in single shear.

What is the tensile strength of the #10-24 18-8?

700 MPa minimum.

What material is the #10-24 18-8?

Stainless 304.

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