GB/T 853

Square Taper Washer for Channels

GB/T 853 square taper washers for channels and U-sections in M6–M36. State the nominal size, material, finish, quantity and packaging requirements in the RFQ.

Specification standardGB/T 853-1988Current standard · M6–M36
GB/T 853 Square taper washer product imageGB/T 853

Product specifications

Product Specifications

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Product standardGB/T 853
Specification standardGB/T 853-1988
Product typeSquare Taper Washer for Channels
Nominal rangeM6–M36
Order conditionsConfirm with material and order conditions
RFQ informationConfirm material, finish, quantity, packaging and documents

Specification table

GB/T 853-1988 Dimensions

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Technical Drawing

Product Drawing

GB/T 853
Square taper washer for channels: cross-section and dimensional symbols

Square Taper Washer for Channels

d
Hole diameter
s
Square width
h / h1
End thicknesses
1:6
Drawing taper

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GB/T 853-1988 dimensions in millimetres. Parenthesised sizes are non-preferred.
Nominal sized maxd minshh1Mass/1,000≈kgPreference
M66.966.61623.64.75Preferred
M89.3691823.85.79Preferred
M1011.43112224.29.31Preferred
M1213.9313.52824.816.9Preferred
M1617.9317.53525.428.22Preferred
M1820.5220403750Non-preferred
M2022.5222403747.43Preferred
M2224.5224403744.61Non-preferred
M2426.5226503884.33Preferred
M2730.5230503876.78Non-preferred
M3033.62336039128.3Preferred
M3639.623970310187.7Preferred
Standard references

Dimension fields are organised to GB/T 853-1988. State the standard edition, nominal size and delivery requirements in the RFQ.

Surface Finishes

Surface Finishes

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01Black OxideChemical Conversion · Black Finish

Black oxide is a chemical conversion process that forms a black oxide film on iron or steel. It retains the underlying metal texture and is commonly followed by oiling, waxing or sealing.

Process Characteristics

The thin conversion film has little effect on dimensions and suits mechanical parts requiring a dark finish. Corrosion protection depends largely on the subsequent oil or sealant layer.

03Yellow Zinc PlatedZinc Electroplating · Coloured Passivation

Yellow zinc uses coloured passivation over an electroplated zinc layer, producing yellow, gold or iridescent tones. Zinc remains the underlying protective layer; the passivation film creates the surface colour.

Process Characteristics

It combines a distinctive metallic appearance with corrosion protection. Colour intensity does not indicate a corrosion-resistance grade; performance depends on the complete coating and post-treatment system.

05Mechanical Zinc PlatingBarrel Deposition · Mechanical Bonding

Mechanical zinc plating tumbles parts with zinc powder, glass beads and process chemicals in a barrel. The beads repeatedly impact the surface, building a mechanically bonded zinc coating with a typically matt grey appearance.

Process Characteristics

Deposition does not use an electric current and is suited to small parts such as washers and fasteners. Coverage depends on geometry and access for the beads, so deep holes and recesses can be difficult to coat evenly.

07Zinc-Nickel Alloy PlatingAlloy Electroplating · Corrosion Protection

Zinc-nickel plating co-deposits zinc and nickel onto a part by electroplating, followed by passivation or sealing. It can have a silver-grey appearance or other colours depending on the post-treatment.

Process Characteristics

The alloy deposit, passivation and sealer work together to provide corrosion protection for automotive and industrial fasteners. Performance depends on alloy composition, coating thickness and post-treatment.

02Blue-White Zinc PlatedZinc Electroplating · Blue Passivation

Blue-white zinc combines an electroplated zinc layer with blue or clear passivation. The resulting surface is typically silver-white with a slight blue tint, a familiar finish on washers and other fasteners.

Process Characteristics

Zinc provides sacrificial protection for the steel, while passivation slows corrosion of the zinc layer. The finish is relatively bright; corrosion performance depends on coating thickness, passivation and sealing.

04Hot-Dip GalvanizedMolten-Zinc Immersion · Protective Coating

Hot-dip galvanizing immerses cleaned iron or steel parts in molten zinc. Zinc reacts with the steel to form zinc-iron alloy layers beneath an outer zinc layer, typically giving a silver-grey appearance.

Process Characteristics

The generally substantial coating protects steel through both a physical barrier and sacrificial zinc action. It is widely used for outdoor and structural components, with coating build-up affecting holes and assembly clearances.

06DacrometZinc-Aluminium Flakes · Heat Curing

Dacromet is a non-electrolytic zinc-aluminium flake coating. A coating containing zinc and aluminium flakes is applied by dipping, dip-spin or spraying, then heat-cured to form a silver-grey protective layer.

Process Characteristics

Overlapping flakes create a barrier, supported by sacrificial zinc protection. Commonly used on fasteners, its performance varies with the formulation, topcoat and curing conditions.

08Teflon CoatingFluoropolymer Coating · Low Friction

Teflon coatings use fluoropolymer formulations, including PTFE-based systems. Application and curing create a functional film on the part, with colours such as blue or black depending on the formulation.

Process Characteristics

Key properties include low friction, nonstick behaviour and chemical resistance, supporting sliding and release applications. Temperature capability, wear resistance and protective performance vary by coating system.

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Surface finish guide

DIN / ISO Cross-reference

International Cross-References

GB/T 853-1988 and current DIN 434:2024-10 cover similar U-section applications but are not direct equivalents. No direct ISO counterpart was identified; engineering substitution requires a point-by-point comparison of taper, dimensions, material and joint design.

DINSimilar reference, not equivalent

DIN 434:2024-10

Square taper washers for U-sections

Public DIN catalogue records list DIN 434:2024-10 for square taper washers used with U-sections. It is not a confirmed equivalent adoption of GB/T 853-1988; taper, side width, thickness, hole diameter, material and strength requirements must be compared point by point.

ReferenceChina National Standards Open System: GB/T 853-1988

FAQ

GB/T 853 Questions

01What is GB/T 853?

GB/T 853 Square Taper Washer for Channels is a RINGRHINO product family. This page provides the applicable standard, product structure, nominal range and ordering information.

02Can a DIN or ISO number be substituted directly?

GB/T 853-1988 and current DIN 434:2024-10 cover similar U-section applications but are not direct equivalents. No direct ISO counterpart was identified; engineering substitution requires a point-by-point comparison of taper, dimensions, material and joint design.

03Which information belongs in an RFQ?

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