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ISO 10683

Fasteners-Non-electrolytically applied zinc flake coatings
1. Scope
This International Standard specifies requirements for thickness corrosion resistance and mechanical and physical properties of non-electrolytically applied zinc flake coatings steel fasteners with metric threads.
If applies to both coating with of without chromate.
If fasteners with metric thread with pitch below 0.8mm (〈MS )or fasteners with small internal drives or cavities are to be coated. special agreement between supplier and purchaser is required.
Coatings according to this international Standard may also be applied to steel screws which from their own mating threads sush as wood screw, self tapping screws,self drilling screw,thread cutting screws and thread rolling screws as well as to non-threaded steel parts sush as washers and pins.
They may be similarly applied to steel fasteners with other types of thread.
Coatings according to this international Standard can be supplied with integral lubricant and/ or with an externally added lubricant.
2. Normative references
The following normative documents contain provisions which,through reference in this test,constitute provisions of this international Standard. At the time of publication,the editions indicated were valid. All normative documents are subject to revision. and parties to agreements based on this international Standard are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the normative documents indicated below. For undated references, the latest edition of the normative document referred to applies. Members of ISO and IEC maintain registers of currently valid International Standard.
ISO 898-1 :1989
  Mechanical properties of fastener . Bolts, screws and studs
ISO 1502   :1978
  ISO general purpose metric screw thread-Gauging
ISO 1463   :1982
  Metallic and oxide coatings-Measurement of coating thickness-Microscopical method
ISO 6988  : 1085
  Metallic and other non-organic coatings-Sulfur dioxide test with general condensation of moisture
ISO 8991  : 1986
  Designation system for fasteners
ISO 9227  : 1990
  Corrosion tests in artificial  atmospheres-salt spray test
ISO/DIS 15330 : 1997
  Fasteners-Preloading test for the detection of hydrogen embitterment-Parallel bearing surface method
3. Definition
 Non -electrolytically applied zinc flake coating( with or without integral lubricant)A coating which is produced by
applying on the surface of a fastener a zinc flake dispersion,possibly with addition of aluminum flakes .in a suitable medium which under  influence of heat(curing)generates a bonding of the flakes and between flakes and the substrate thus forming a sufficiently electrically conduction inorganic surface coating to ensure cathode protection. The coating may or may not contain chromate.
4. General
It is a characteristic df this type of coating that no hydrogen which could be absorbed by the parts is generated during the coating process. Therefore, by using pretreatment cleaning methods which do not generate nascent hydrogen (for example blast cleaning),there is not risk of hydrogen embitterment form the surface preparation procedure.
If cleaning methods are applied which could lead to hydrogen absorption (such as cleaning).then for fasteners which 8 hardness above 365 Hv in process control shall be conducted to ensure that the process with regard to hydrogen embroilment is under control. This can be done by a preload test according to ISO 15330
However it should be  noted that a non electrolytically applied zinc flake  coating has a high permeability for hydrogen which during the curing process, allows effusion of hydrogen which may have been absorbed before the coating process.
5.Dimensional requirements and testing
The applicability of coating to ISO metric threads is limited by the fundamental deviation of the threads concerned as given in table 1 and, hence, by the pitch and tolerance positions. The coating shall not cause the zero line(basic size)to be exceeded in the case of external threads, nor shall it fall below in the case of internal threads. this means that for an internal thread of tolerances position H, a measurable coating thickness can only be applied to the thread if the tolerance zone is not taken up to the zero line(basic size).
After coating, ISO metric screw threads shall be gauged according to ISO 1502 with a GO-gauge of tolerance position h for external threads and H for internal threads. When gauging the coated thread a maximum torque of 0,001 d3.(N.m)is acceptable, where  d  is the nominal thread diameter in min.
Other product dimensions apply only before coating.
NOTE   Care should be exercised where relatively thick coatings may affect dimensions with small tolerances such as internal drives or small nuts, in these cases agreements shall be made between the supplier and the purchaser.
Table 1 - Theoretical upper limits of coating thickness for ISO metric threads


Pitch
 p

Nominal
thread
diameter
for coarse
pitch thread d

Internal thread

           External thread

Tolerance
position G

Tolerance
position g

Tolerance
position f

Tolerance position e

Funda-
mental
deviation

Coating
thickness
max.

Funda-
mental
deviation

Coating
thickness
max.

Funda-
mental
deviation

Coating
thickness
max.

Funda-
mental
deviation

Coating
thickness
max.

mm

mm

0.2
0.25
0.3


1;1.2
1.4

+17
+18
+18

4
4
4

-17
-18
-18

4
4
4

 

 

 

 

0.35
0.4
0.45

1.5; 1.8
2
2.5; 2.2

+19
+19
+20

4
4
5

-19
-19
-20

4
4
5

-34
-34
-35

8
8
8

 

 

0.5
0.6
0.7

3
3.5
4

+20
+21
+ 22

5
5
5

-20
-21
-22

5
5
5

-36
-36
-38

9
9
9

-50
-53
-56

12
13
14

0.75
0.8
1

4.5
5
6; 7

+22
+24
+26

5
6
6

-22
-24
-26

5
6
6

-38
-38
-40

9
9
10

-56
-60
-60

14
15
15

1.25
1.5
1.75

8
10
12

+28
+32
+34

7
8
8

-28
-32
-34

7
8
8

-42
-45
-48

10
11
12

-63
-67
-71

15
16
17

2
2.5
3

16; 14
20;18;22
24;27

+38
+42
+48

9
10
12

-38
-42
-48

9
10
12

-52
-58
-63

13
14
15

-71
-80
-85

17
20
21

3.5
4
4.5

30;33
36;39
42;45

+53
+60
+63

13
15
15

-53
-60
-63

13
15
15

-70
-75
-80

17
18
20

-90
-95
-100

22
23
25

5
5.5
6

48;52
56;60
64

+71
+75
+80

17
18
20

-71
-75
-80

17
18
20

-85
-90
-95

21
22
23

-106
-112
-118

26
28
29

 ★ Information for coarse pitch threads is given for convenience only. The determining characteristic is the thread pitch
NOTE Theoretical upper limits of coating thickness are calculated on the basis of thread dimensions which are at the lower limit (internal thread) or upper limit (external thread)of the respective thread tolerance.

If a minimum coating thickness(t min)is required in order to achieve a specified corrosion resistance (see clause 6)the range of the coating thickness has to be taken into consideration which is approximately the same as the minimum coating itself. Therefore the maximum coating thickness to be expected is twice as much as the required minimum coating thickness see table 2. The minimum fundamental deviation required for a specified minimum coating thickness which is 4t max (or 8t min )is also given in table 2.
Table 2 -Coating thickness and required fundamental deviation


Coating thickness★

Minimum fundamental
deviation required

minimum
( if required,see table 3 )
    t min

maximum
( to be expected )
    t max

4

8

32

5

10

40

6

12 

48

8

16

64

9

18

72

10

20

80

12

24

96

★ The thickness of coating on the bearing face of fasteners is important
     with regard to reduction of clamp load due to relaxation

If for a given pitch the fundamental deviation as given in table 1 is not sufficient to allow for the required minimum coating thickness then.
--either the tolerance position of the thread has to be changed ( e.g.f  instead of g )
--or the tolerance within the given tolerance field has to be restricted such that the thread
     has to be manufactured at the upper limit for the internal thread or at the lower limit  external thread of the respective tolerance.
Required minimum local coating thickness to achieve specified corrosion resistance are given in table 3.
If the minimum local coating thickness is specified (see table 3) it may be measured by magnetic or X ray techniques. In the case of dispute the referee test shall be the microscopical method as described in ISO 1463. The surfaced to be used for thickness measurements are those given in figure 1.

1 Measuring area
      Figure 1 --Measuring area for coating thickness measurement on threaded fasteners
6 Testing of corrosion protection
The neutral salt spray test according to ISO9227 is used to evaluate the quality of the coating. The test is applied to coated parts which are in the as delivered condition. Performance in the test cannot be related to corrosion protection behavior in particular service environments.
NOTE   In normal cases the coating shall be defined by specifying the test duration for neutral salt spray test according to table 3. see example 1 in clause 9.
After the neutral salt spray test with a test duration according to table 3 there shall be no visible ferrous(red) corrosion attack on the base metal.
Table 3 -- Test duration ( Neutral salt spray test )


Test duration


h

Minimum local coating thickness
( if it is specified by the purchaser  ★)

Coating with chromate
(flZnyc)

Coating without chromate
(flZnnc)

240

4

6

480

5

8

720

8

10

960

9

12

★ The purchaser may specify weather he wantsto have a coating with chromate (flZnyc) or without chromate (flZnnc); otherwise the designation flZn is suitable. see clause 9.
NOTE   If the coating weight per area is specified by the purchaser. it may be converted into thickness as follows:
--- coating with chromate : 4.5 g/㎡ correspond to 1㎛ thickness
--- coating without chromate : 3.8 g/㎡ correspond of 1㎛ thickness.


7. Mechanical and physical properties and testing
 
7.1General
The coating process shall not adversely influence the mechanical and physical properties of fasteners as specified in the relevant ISO Standards.
Consideration shall be given by the manufacturer supported by testing if necessary. to determine whether the curing temperature and duration as specified by the coater are suitable foe the particular type of fastener to be coated.
 7.2 Appearance
The colour of the coating is silver grey. The coated fastener shall be free from blisters, localized excess coating and uncoated areas which may have adverse effects on corrosion protection and fitness for use.
Special techniques may be necessary to avoid excess coating or uncoated areas with parts such as washers. nuts and recess drive screw.
 7.3 Temperature resistance
After heating the coated fasteners for 3 hours at 150℃(part temperature) the corrosion resistance requirements as specified in clause 6 shall still be met.
 7.4 Ductility
After loading the coated fastener with the proof load specified in ISO 898-1 the corrosion resistance as specified in clause 6 shall still be met in areas other than where thread engagement has occurred. This requirement applies to bolts. screws and studs with metric thread only.
 7.5 Adhesion/ cohesion
If an adhesive tape with an adhesive strength of (7 N ± 1 N) per 25 mm width is pressed by hand on the surface and is subsequently pulled off jerkily and perpendicularly to the surface. the coating shall not be peeled off the base metal. Small amounts of the coating material sticking on the tape are acceptable.
 7.6  Cathodic protection
The cathodic protection capability of the coating can be tested by making the salt spray test according to be clause with a specimen which is scratched to the base metal, the scratch having a width of max. 0.5 mm. After the salt spray rest of 72 h there shall be no red rust in the scratched area.
 7.7 Torque/tension relationship for coatings with integral lubricant or externally added lubricant
The requirements for torque/tension shall be agreed between the manufacturer and purchaser.

8. Applicability of tests
 
8.1 General
All requirements given in the clause 5, 6 and 7 apply as far as they are general characteristics of the coating or are separately specified by the customer. The tests included in clause 8.2 shall be carried out for each lot of fasteners. The tests included in clause 8.3 are not intended to be applied for each fastener lot, but are used for in process control.
 8.2 Tests mandatory for each lot
--Gauging of threads ( 5 )
--Appearance ( 7.2 )
--Adhesion/cohesion ( 7.5 )
 8.3 Tests to be made for in process control
--Neutral salt spray test (6)
--Temperature resistance ( 7.3 )
--Ductility ( 7.4 )
--Cathodic protection ( 7.6 )
 8.4 Tests which are only to be made when specified by the customer
-- Coating thickness ( 5 )
--Torque/tension relationship for coating with integral lubricant ( 7.7 )
9. Designation
The designation of the coating shall be added to the product designation in accordance with the designation system specified in ISO 8991 using the symbol flZn for non-electrolytically applied zinc flake coating, a figure for the required duration of salt spray test in hours and, if necessary,the specification for a coating with chromate(yc) or without chromate (nc).
EXAMPLE 1  Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 with a non-electrolytically applied zinc flake coating(flZc), with a required duration of salt spray test of 480 h:
   Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 - flZn - 480h
if a coating with integral lubricant is required,the letter L shall be added to the designation after the symbol for the zinc flake coating:
   Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 - flZnL - 480h
if a coating with a subsequent lubrication(external lubricant) is required, the letter L shall be added at the of the designation:
   Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 - flZn - 480h - L
EXAMPLE 2  Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 with a non-electrolytically applied zinc flake coating without chromate flZnnc, with a required duration of salt spray test of 480 h:
   Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 - flZnnc - 480h
EXAMPLE 3  Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 with a non-electrolytically applied zinc flake coating with chromate flZnyc, with a required duration of salt spray test of 480 h:
   Hexagon head bolt ISO 4014 - M12 X 80 - 10.9 - flZnyc - 480h
10. Ordering requirements
When ordering threaded parts to be coated according to this International Standard, the flowing information shall be supplied to the coater:
  a) THe reference to this International standard and the coating designation(see clause 9).
  b) The matrial of the part and its. condition, e.g. heat treatment, hardness or
       order properties, which may be influenced by the coating process..
  c) Thread tolerances if different from the product standard
  d) Performance(torque/tension, coefficient of friction, sealing) and the test
      methods for integrally lubricated or supplementary lubricated coating shall
      be agreed between the manufacturer and purchaser.
  e) Tests to be carried out, if any(see clause 8)
  f) Sampling

 

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