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Metric Thread Pitch and Turns Calculator
Convert axial travel and metric thread pitch into revolutions, rotation angle and threads per millimetre.
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Direct answer
What this result means
For a single-start metric thread, one complete revolution advances by one pitch. Divide required axial travel by pitch to obtain turns, then multiply by 360 degrees. Confirm that the actual entry thread is metric and single-start before using the result.
Formula & theory
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Pitch is the axial distance between corresponding adjacent thread features. This calculator does not derive thread size, tolerance class or tightening torque.
Pitch is the axial distance between corresponding adjacent thread features. This calculator does not derive thread size, tolerance class or tightening torque.
Formula terms
Variables
Use sequence
From measurement to review
- Confirm the metric thread designation and pitch from the drawing or gauge.
- Enter the intended axial travel.
- Use the result for installation planning, then verify engagement and tightening requirements separately.
Limits
What this calculation does not confirm
- The thread is single-start.
- Pitch and travel use millimetres.
- Thread deformation, lead error, chamfers and torque-induced compression are not modelled.
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