Washer (hardware) - Standard Metric Flat Washers Sizes

Standard Metric Flat Washers Sizes

Washers of standard metric sizes are listed in the table below. Measurements in the table refer to the dimensions of the washers as described by the drawing.

Nominal screw sizes M (mm)		Screw pitch thread P (mm)		Internal (Inside) diameter hole d1 (mm)	External (Outside) diameter d2 (mm)	thickness H (mm)
1st choice	2nd choice	coarse	fine
1		0.25		1.1	3	0.3
1.2		0.25		1.3	3.5	0.3
	1.4	0.3		1.5	4	0.3
1.6		0.35		1.7	4	0.3
	1.7			1.8	4.5	0.3
	1.8	0.35
2		0.4		2.2	5	0.3
2.5		0.45		2.7	6	0.5
	2.6			2.8	7	0.5
3		0.5		3.2	7	0.5
	3.5	0.6		3.7	8	0.5
4		0.7		4.3	9	0.8
5		0.8		5.3	10	1
6		1	0.75	6.4	12	1.6
	7	1		7.4	14	1.6
8		1.25	1	8.4	16	1.6
10		1.5	1.25 or 1	10.5	20	2
12		1.75	1.5 or 1.25	13	24	2.5
	14	2	1.5	15	28	2.5
16		2	1.5	17	30	3
	18	2.5	2 or 1.5	19	34	3
20		2.5	2 or 1.5	21	37	3
	22	2.5	2 or 1.5	23	39	3
24		3	2	25	44	4
	27	3	2	28	50	4
30		3.5	2	31	56	4
	33	3.5	2	34	60	5
36		4	3	37	66	5
	39	4	3	40	72	6
42		4.5	3	43	78	7
	45	4.5	3	46	85	7
48		5	3	50	92	8
	52	5	4	54	98	8
56		5.5	4	58	105	9
	60	5.5	4	62	110	9
64		6	4	66	115	9
	68			70	120	10
72				74	125	10
	76			78	135	10
80				82	140	12
	85			87	145	12
90				93	160	12
	100			104	175	14

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