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    This document provides information about bolt hole spacing in steel structural elements like channels, angles, beams and columns. It lists recommended back mark distances and bolt center distances for a variety of steel section sizes. The back mark is the distance from the back of a section to the center of a bolt hole, and is selected based on factors like accessibility for bolting and maintaining adequate edge distances. Recommended bolt sizes for each section and hole spacing are provided in brackets.

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    This document provides information about bolt hole spacing in steel structural elements like channels, angles, beams and columns. It lists recommended back mark distances and bolt center distances for a variety of steel section sizes. The back mark is the distance from the back of a section to the center of a bolt hole, and is selected based on factors like accessibility for bolting and maintaining adequate edge distances. Recommended bolt sizes for each section and hole spacing are provided in brackets.

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    This document provides information about bolt hole spacing in steel structural elements like channels, angles, beams and columns. It lists recommended back mark distances and bolt center distances for a variety of steel section sizes. The back mark is the distance from the back of a section to the center of a bolt hole, and is selected based on factors like accessibility for bolting and maintaining adequate edge distances. Recommended bolt sizes for each section and hole spacing are provided in brackets.

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    This document provides information about bolt hole spacing in steel structural elements like channels, angles, beams and columns. It lists recommended back mark distances and bolt center distances for a variety of steel section sizes. The back mark is the distance from the back of a section to the center of a bolt hole, and is selected based on factors like accessibility for bolting and maintaining adequate edge distances. Recommended bolt sizes for each section and hole spacing are provided in brackets.

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    Home Steel Section Index Bolt Holes centres for sections

    Introduction The back mark is the distance from the back of an angle or channel web to the centre of a hole through the leg or flange. This dimension is selected taking into account, access for tightening the bolt using an appropriate spanner, being close to centroidal axis ,and provision of required edge distance The distance between centres of holes in flanges of joists, universal columns and Universal beams is selected to provide accessibility and acceptable edge distance. All Dimensions in mm Maximum recomended bolt sizes shown in brackets Recom m ended Bolt Back Marks in Channel Flanges dimensions in mm

    Nominal Flange S1 Wdith Back Mark 102 89 76 64 51 38 55 55 45 35 30 22

    Edge Dist 47 34 31 29 21 -

    Recommended Bolt dia 24 20 20 16 10

    Recom m ended Bolt Back Marks in Angle Sections

    All Dimensions in mm Maximum recomended bolt sizes shown in brackets

    Nominal leg 25 30 40 45 50 60 65 70 75 80 90 100 120 125 150 200 15 20 23 25

    S1 -

    S2 -

    S3 -

    S4 -

    S5 -

    S6

    28 (12) 35 (16) 35 (20) 40 (20) 45 (20) 45 (20) 50 (24) 55 (24) -

    45 (16) 45 (20) 55 (20 ) 75(30)

    50 (16) 50 (20) 55 (20) 75(30)

    55 (20)

    55 (20)

    55 (20)

    Recom m ended Bolt Centres for Colum n/Beam Flanges

    All Dimensions in mm Maximum recomended bolt sizes shown in brackets Flange width Min. for Accessiblility Maximum for Edge dist Joists 44 64 76 89 102 114 127 152 203 27(5) 38(10) 48(10) 54 (12) 60 (16) 66(16) 72(20) 75(20) 91(24) 30 39 51 59 62 74 77 102 143 30 40 48 56 60 70 75 90 140 Universal columns 152 203 254 305 368 406 65 (24) 75 (24) 87 (24) 100 (24) 88 (24) 120 (24) 92 143 194 245 308 346 90 140 140 140 140 140 Universal Beams 102 127 133 140 146 152 165 171 178 191 210 229 254 267 292 50 (16) 62(20) 57 (20) 69 (24) 64 (24) 73 (24) 67 (24) 72 (24) 72 (24) 74 (24) 80 (24) 80 (24) 87 (24) 91(24) 92(24) 62 77 83 80 86 92 105 111 118 131 150 169 194 207 232 54 70 70 70 70 90 90 90 90 90 140 140 140 140 140 90(20) 100 (24) 50 (20) 60 (24) 190 (20) 220 (24) 120 (24) 140 (24) 140 (24) 60 (24) 75 (24) 75 (24) 240 (24) 290 (24) 290 (24) S1 S2 S3 S4

    305 419

    100 (24) 112(24)

    245 359

    140 140

    120 (24) 140 (24)

    60 (24) 75 (24)

    240 (24) 290 (24)

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