ASME Thread and Tap Standards
ASME B1.1 unified inch thread system and ASME B94.9 tap tool nomenclature.
BoltLab references two ASME standards directly relevant to its own inch-thread and tapping data: ASME B1.1 (Unified Inch Screw Threads (UN, UNR, and UNJ Thread Forms)) and ASME B94.9 (Taps: Ground Thread with Cut Thread Appendix (Inch and Metric Sizes)).
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What This Standard Covers
When Engineers Use It
ASME standards BoltLab references
| Standard | Title | Edition | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASME B1.1 | Unified Inch Screw Threads (UN, UNR, and UNJ Thread Forms) | 2024 | current |
| ASME B94.9 | Taps: Ground Thread with Cut Thread Appendix (Inch and Metric Sizes) | 2008 (R2023) | current |
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FAQ
What does ASME B1.1 define?
Defines unified inch thread form, series, class, allowance, tolerance, and designation for UN, UNR, and UNJ thread forms. UNJ (formerly covered by the separate ASME B1.15) has been incorporated into B1.1 since the 2019 edition.
What does ASME B94.9 cover?
Covers tap designs, nomenclature, definitions, marking system, and dimension/tolerance tables for standard tap types and styles, including straight-fluted, spiral-fluted, spiral-point, and thread-forming taps, in inch and metric sizes.
Which ASME editions does BoltLab reference?
BoltLab's public-summary reference reflects ASME B1.1-2024 and ASME B94.9-2008 (R2023), last reviewed 2026-08-15.
Does this page reproduce copyrighted ASME standards text?
No copyrighted standards text is reproduced; only public summary and reference metadata.
Is BoltLab affiliated with or a publisher of ASME standards?
No. BoltLab references ASME standard designations and public-summary scope for engineering context only; BoltLab is not ASME and does not publish or certify compliance with ASME standards.