The minimum nominal diameter for Level I fasteners is given in which unit of measurement?

Inches

In US Navy maintenance practice, fastener sizes are stated using U.S. customary units. The minimum nominal diameter for Level I fasteners is given in inches because inch-based sizing underpins the standard fastener catalogs and thread charts used for Level I hardware. Metric units (millimeters) are used when a metric standard is specified, but not for these Level I fasteners. Feet are not used for a diameter measure. The nominal diameter refers to the standard size designation of the threaded portion, not the exact measured value, and inches provide the widely adopted reference for this context.

Millimeters

Centimeters

Feet

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