| AAJD |
A numeric-alpha designator indicating the pitch diameter tolerance and an external or internal thread. |
| AAJF |
The direction of the thread when viewed axially. a right-hand thread winds in a clockwise direction while a left-hand thread winds in a counterclockwise direction. |
| AAZE |
The length of a straight line which passes through the center of the body of the shank and terminates at the circumference. |
| AAZF |
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the appearance of the shank. |
| AAZF |
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the appearance of the shank. |
| ABHP |
The dimension measured along the longitudinal axis with terminated points at the extreme ends of the item. |
| ABXV |
The length of a straight line which passes through the center of a circular bore, and terminates at the circumference. |
| ADGA |
The overall length of a straight line which passes through the center of an item, and terminates at the outside circumference. |
| ADZG |
The element, compound, or mixture with which the item is lubricated. |
| AGYJ |
The number of seals included on the item. |
| AGYW |
Indicates the type of seal provided with the bearing. |
| AGZA |
Indicates the type of alignment utilized whereby the item will adjust axially for misalignment. |
| AHAW |
Indicates the location of the self-alignment feature. |
| CMLP |
The number of threads on the item per linear inch measured on a line parallel to the thread axis. |
| CQJX |
A designation that is used for the purpose of general identification of the thread. |
| FEAT |
Those unusual or unique characteristics or qualities of an item not covered in the other requirements and which are determined to be essential for identification. |
| LMDC |
The specification, standard, or manufacturers reference, and the classification designation, such as class, condition, temper, and the like, that identifies the lubrication material. |
| MATT |
The chemical compound or mechanical mixture properties of which the item is fabricated. |
| MATT |
The chemical compound or mechanical mixture properties of which the item is fabricated. |
| MDCL |
The specification, standard, or manufacturers reference, and the classification designation, such as class, condition, temper, and the like, that identifies the material. |
| MDCL |
The specification, standard, or manufacturers reference, and the classification designation, such as class, condition, temper, and the like, that identifies the material. |
| SFTT |
The metallic, nonmetallic, and/or chemical properties with which the item is plated, dipped, and/or coated.the treatment is designed to protect the surface(s) and cannot be wiped off. |
| SFTT |
The metallic, nonmetallic, and/or chemical properties with which the item is plated, dipped, and/or coated.the treatment is designed to protect the surface(s) and cannot be wiped off. |
| STDC |
The specification, standard, or manufacturers reference, and the classification designation, such as type, class, grade, and the like, that identifies the surface treatment material. |
| STDC |
The specification, standard, or manufacturers reference, and the classification designation, such as type, class, grade, and the like, that identifies the surface treatment material. |
| STYL |
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the appearance of the item. |
| THSD |
A designation distinguishing one group of thread diameter-pitch combinations from another by the number of threads per measurement scale for a specific diameter. |
