ASTM F467 Nuts & Bolts

Specifications

Atlanta Rod & Manufacturing, Inc., has been manufacturing anchor bolts, embeds, headed bolts and construction fasteners to customer specifications since 1981. With 120,000 square feet of manufacturing space we have the ability to supply large scale heavy construction projects as well as small same day specials.

The ASTM F467 specification covers the chemical, mechanical, dimensional, and workmanship and finish requirements, and the corresponding test methods for commercial wrought nonferrous nuts in a variety of alloys in common use that are intended for general service applications. When tested, the nuts shall meet required values for hardness, proof stress, and tensile stress areas.

Typical Applications:

  • Pulp and Paper Industry
  • Salt Water Equipment
  • Acid Processing Plants
  • Oil Refinery
  • Gas Scrubbing

Chemical Requirements (Typical F467 Material used by Atlanta Rod)

Copper and Copper Base Alloys

AlloyGeneral NameAluminumCopper, minIron, maxManganese, max.
260Brass68.5 -71.50.05
464Naval Brass59.0 – 62.00.10
630Aluminum Bronze9.0 – 11.078.002.0 -4.01.5
655Silicon Bronze94.800.801.5
Nickel, max.PhosphorusSiliconZinc, maxLead, max
balance0.07
balance0.10
4.0 – 5.50.25 max
0.602.8 – 3.81.500.2 – 0.8

Nickel and Nickel base Alloys

AlloyGeneral NameAluminumCarbonChromiumCopper
400Ni-Cu Class A0.30balance
500Ni-Cu-Al2.30 – 3.150.25balance
625Ni-Cr-Mo-Cb0.400.100.10
Iron, maxManganese, maxNickelPhosphorusTitanium
2.502.0063.0 – 70.00.02
2.001.5063.0 – 70.00.35 – 0.85
5.000.5058.0 min

Mechanical Requirements (Typical F467 Material used by Atlanta Rod)

AlloyMarkingHardness, minProof Stress, min KSI FinishedProof Stress, min KSI Heavy
Cu 260F467AB55 HRF6065
Cu 260F467D55 HRB5054
Cu 630F467H85 HRB100108
Ni 655F467L60 HRB5054
Ni 400F467U75 HRB8086
Ni 500F467W24 HRC130140
Ni 625F467AC35 HRC6065
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