As I see so far, to use, for example, 2"-12 TPI SAE thread, i would need to pick it up from the list ("stragiht tap" type). 2" size from the list is 2"-4.5, which is UNC thread. But let say i pick 1"-14 for thpurpose of explaining my problem.

Has anyone accomplished, say, adding SAE J1926 straight thread o-ring port feature to the hole wiz? Required would be: (1) Pilot hole, (2) tapped hole, (3) 45° countersink, (4) 12° or 15° countersink, (5) spotface. Each of these then with unique specs (according to the standard) for …

2024年1月11日 · SAE Threads. by Nino Amores | Jan 11, 2024 | Thread ID. SAE Threads Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Threads SAE THREADS SAE SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS These fittings are commonly used in refrigeration, automative and low presure applications. SAE 45° SAE J512 SAE male has 45° flare which seals against 45° seat... BSPT & …

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2012年7月30日 · The problem comes when we need to use special library features. One of the most common ones are fluid power ports, which are included in the library. These are ideally listed by "SAE-2" etc when calling them out on a drawing for production. Unfortunately, these features do not carry over into the automatically generated hole table.

Thread Form: 60 ° Thread Standard: ... Connection Standard: SAE J513 Coupling Part Number & End Style ...

Sealing Method: 37° Cone Seat / Spherical Thread Form: 60° Thread Standard: UN or UNF ASME B1.1 Connection Standard: SAE J514, ISO 8434-2 Coupling Part Number & End Style: 8030 - JIC Male

Sealing Method: O Ring Thread Form: 60° Thread Standard: UNF or UNC Connection Standard: ISO 11926, SAE J1926 Coupling Part Number & End Style: T2200 - UN O Ring Male

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I need to show this as a bottom side port. This is an option from the mfr. but it will be a week before they can get me a model. All of the components are "imported" in the file (downloaded as a step file). A 3/4 ORB hole has a thread of 1-1/16 x 12 - but this doesn't seem to be an option in any of the hole wizard.