BA Brass Nickel Hexagon Full Nuts

BA Brass Nickel Hex Full Nuts (All pictures are shown for illustration purposes only. Actual product may vary)

BA Nuts

Arun Fasteners stock a range of BA (British Association) nuts and screws. We have now listed various BA nuts for sale on ebay.

www.ebay.co.uk/arunfasteners

BA threads are used in miniature instruments and modelling and are popular in the model railway community. Somewhat opposite to other thread sizes, the largest is 0BA, up to the smallest we stock – 10BA.

BA Brass Nickel Hexagon Full Nuts (packs of 50), available in 2BA, 3BA & 10BA

BA	Thread pitch	Outside diameter	Threads density	Outside diameter	Spanner
(mm)	(mm)	(in⁻¹)	(in)	(mm)	(in)
0	1.00	6.00	25.40	0.2362	10.5000	0.4134
1	0.90	5.30	28.22	0.2087	9.2750	0.3652
2	0.81	4.70	31.36	0.1850	8.2250	0.3238
3	0.73	4.10	34.79	0.1614	7.1750	0.2825
4	0.66	3.60	38.48	0.1417	6.3000	0.2480
5	0.59	3.20	43.05	0.1260	5.6000	0.2205
6	0.53	2.80	47.92	0.1102	4.9000	0.1929
7	0.48	2.50	52.92	0.0984	4.3750	0.1722
8	0.43	2.20	59.07	0.0866	3.8500	0.1516
9	0.39	1.90	65.13	0.0748	3.3250	0.1309
10	0.35	1.70	72.57	0.0669	2.9750	0.1171

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