Metal Washer Spec Table

Metal Washer Specifications — 8 sizes

A metal washer (copper, brass, etc.) used where sealing or heat conduction is required.

Practical Notes

  • Annealing copper washers (600–700°C) before use in hydraulic fitting sealing greatly improves seal performance.
  • Must anneal before each reuse. Once-tightened copper washers are work-hardened and lose sealing ability.

Selection Guide

Copper/brass washers for electrical conduction, sealing, or high-temperature use. Copper washers are essential for hydraulic fitting seals; annealing before use improves sealing. Alternative to nylon/rubber in high-temperature (~400°C) environments.

Metal Washer

8 sizes
Nominald1 (Inner)d2 (Outer)h (Thick)TypeMaterial
M33.270.5Metal WasherCopper
M44.391Metal WasherCopper
M55.3101Metal WasherCopper
M66.4121.5Metal WasherCopper
M88.4161.5Metal WasherCopper
M1010.5202Metal WasherCopper
M1213242Metal WasherCopper
M1617302Metal WasherAluminum

Key Features

  • Copper, brass, or phosphor bronze material ensures electrical conductivity for grounding paths
  • Soft metal property enables dual use as sealing washer
  • Maintains elasticity at high temperatures (~400 °C); replaces nylon/rubber washers

Key Applications

Electrical grounding connections, hydraulic fitting seals (copper washer), high-temp piping, transformer terminals, boiler flanges

FAQ

How to anneal copper washers?

Heat to 600–700°C then quench in water. Annealing softens copper for conformity to sealing surfaces. Must anneal before each reuse.

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