ISO 286 hole tolerance chart and fit calculator
Ø8 h6 = 0 / −0.009 mm: the shaft is 7.991 to 8.000 mm (h6: upper deviation 0, lower deviation −9 µm).
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Quick chart: h6, h7 and H7 tolerances for Ø3–Ø50 mm
Values are upper / lower deviation in µm (1 µm = 0.001 mm). An h shaft has an upper deviation of 0; an H hole has a lower deviation of 0.
| Nominal Ø (mm) | Size step (mm) | h6 shaft (µm) | h7 shaft (µm) | H7 hole (µm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ø3 | 1–3 | 0 / −6 | 0 / −10 | +10 / 0 |
| Ø4 | 3–6 | 0 / −8 | 0 / −12 | +12 / 0 |
| Ø5 | 3–6 | 0 / −8 | 0 / −12 | +12 / 0 |
| Ø6 | 3–6 | 0 / −8 | 0 / −12 | +12 / 0 |
| Ø8 | 6–10 | 0 / −9 | 0 / −15 | +15 / 0 |
| Ø10 | 6–10 | 0 / −9 | 0 / −15 | +15 / 0 |
| Ø12 | 10–18 | 0 / −11 | 0 / −18 | +18 / 0 |
| Ø14 | 10–18 | 0 / −11 | 0 / −18 | +18 / 0 |
| Ø16 | 10–18 | 0 / −11 | 0 / −18 | +18 / 0 |
| Ø18 | 10–18 | 0 / −11 | 0 / −18 | +18 / 0 |
| Ø20 | 18–30 | 0 / −13 | 0 / −21 | +21 / 0 |
| Ø22 | 18–30 | 0 / −13 | 0 / −21 | +21 / 0 |
| Ø25 | 18–30 | 0 / −13 | 0 / −21 | +21 / 0 |
| Ø28 | 18–30 | 0 / −13 | 0 / −21 | +21 / 0 |
| Ø30 | 18–30 | 0 / −13 | 0 / −21 | +21 / 0 |
| Ø32 | 30–50 | 0 / −16 | 0 / −25 | +25 / 0 |
| Ø35 | 30–50 | 0 / −16 | 0 / −25 | +25 / 0 |
| Ø40 | 30–50 | 0 / −16 | 0 / −25 | +25 / 0 |
| Ø45 | 30–50 | 0 / −16 | 0 / −25 | +25 / 0 |
| Ø50 | 30–50 | 0 / −16 | 0 / −25 | +25 / 0 |
Source: ISO 286-1:2010 (standard tolerance grades IT6 and IT7, fundamental deviations h and H). A size exactly on a step limit (3, 6, 10, 18, 30, 50 mm) belongs to the smaller step.
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Enter a nominal size and choose hole and shaft tolerance classes to get deviations, limit sizes and clearance or interference.
Common fits: H7/g6 (sliding), H7/h6 (locating), H7/k6 (transition), H7/p6 (press).
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Hole tolerance chart H6–H11 (µm)
The lower deviation of an H hole is always 0; values shown are the upper deviation. Example Ø50 H9: +62 / 0, so the hole is 50.000 to 50.062 mm.
| Size (mm) | H6 | H7 | H8 | H9 | H10 | H11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤3 | +6 / 0 | +10 / 0 | +14 / 0 | +25 / 0 | +40 / 0 | +60 / 0 |
| 3–6 | +8 / 0 | +12 / 0 | +18 / 0 | +30 / 0 | +48 / 0 | +75 / 0 |
| 6–10 | +9 / 0 | +15 / 0 | +22 / 0 | +36 / 0 | +58 / 0 | +90 / 0 |
| 10–18 | +11 / 0 | +18 / 0 | +27 / 0 | +43 / 0 | +70 / 0 | +110 / 0 |
| 18–30 | +13 / 0 | +21 / 0 | +33 / 0 | +52 / 0 | +84 / 0 | +130 / 0 |
| 30–50 | +16 / 0 | +25 / 0 | +39 / 0 | +62 / 0 | +100 / 0 | +160 / 0 |
| 50–80 | +19 / 0 | +30 / 0 | +46 / 0 | +74 / 0 | +120 / 0 | +190 / 0 |
| 80–120 | +22 / 0 | +35 / 0 | +54 / 0 | +87 / 0 | +140 / 0 | +220 / 0 |
| 120–180 | +25 / 0 | +40 / 0 | +63 / 0 | +100 / 0 | +160 / 0 | +250 / 0 |
| 180–250 | +29 / 0 | +46 / 0 | +72 / 0 | +115 / 0 | +185 / 0 | +290 / 0 |
| 250–315 | +32 / 0 | +52 / 0 | +81 / 0 | +130 / 0 | +210 / 0 | +320 / 0 |
| 315–400 | +36 / 0 | +57 / 0 | +89 / 0 | +140 / 0 | +230 / 0 | +360 / 0 |
| 400–500 | +40 / 0 | +63 / 0 | +97 / 0 | +155 / 0 | +250 / 0 | +400 / 0 |
H9 hole tolerance (ISO 286)
An H9 hole has a lower deviation of 0 and an upper deviation equal to the standard tolerance IT9, so the hole is never smaller than the nominal size. IT9 is a medium-precision grade, used where H7 is tighter than the job needs; a common fit is H9/d9 (free running clearance fit). To check H9/d9, choose hole H9, shaft d, grade 9 in the calculator above.
| Size (mm) | H9 deviation (µm) | Example | Hole size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ≤3 | +25 / 0 | Ø3 H9 | 3.000 – 3.025 |
| 3–6 | +30 / 0 | Ø6 H9 | 6.000 – 6.030 |
| 6–10 | +36 / 0 | Ø10 H9 | 10.000 – 10.036 |
| 10–18 | +43 / 0 | Ø18 H9 | 18.000 – 18.043 |
| 18–30 | +52 / 0 | Ø30 H9 | 30.000 – 30.052 |
| 30–50 | +62 / 0 | Ø50 H9 | 50.000 – 50.062 |
| 50–80 | +74 / 0 | Ø80 H9 | 80.000 – 80.074 |
| 80–120 | +87 / 0 | Ø120 H9 | 120.000 – 120.087 |
| 120–180 | +100 / 0 | Ø180 H9 | 180.000 – 180.100 |
| 180–250 | +115 / 0 | Ø250 H9 | 250.000 – 250.115 |
| 250–315 | +130 / 0 | Ø315 H9 | 315.000 – 315.130 |
| 315–400 | +140 / 0 | Ø400 H9 | 400.000 – 400.140 |
| 400–500 | +155 / 0 | Ø500 H9 | 500.000 – 500.155 |
H7, g6, h6, k6, p6 tolerance chart (µm)
Values are upper / lower deviation in µm per ISO 286. Example Ø50 H7: +25 / 0, so the hole is 50.000 to 50.025 mm.
| Size (mm) | H7 | g6 | h6 | k6 | p6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤3 | +10 / 0 | -2 / -8 | 0 / -6 | +6 / 0 | +12 / +6 |
| 3–6 | +12 / 0 | -4 / -12 | 0 / -8 | +9 / +1 | +20 / +12 |
| 6–10 | +15 / 0 | -5 / -14 | 0 / -9 | +10 / +1 | +24 / +15 |
| 10–18 | +18 / 0 | -6 / -17 | 0 / -11 | +12 / +1 | +29 / +18 |
| 18–30 | +21 / 0 | -7 / -20 | 0 / -13 | +15 / +2 | +35 / +22 |
| 30–50 | +25 / 0 | -9 / -25 | 0 / -16 | +18 / +2 | +42 / +26 |
| 50–80 | +30 / 0 | -10 / -29 | 0 / -19 | +21 / +2 | +51 / +32 |
| 80–120 | +35 / 0 | -12 / -34 | 0 / -22 | +25 / +3 | +59 / +37 |
| 120–180 | +40 / 0 | -14 / -39 | 0 / -25 | +28 / +3 | +68 / +43 |
| 180–250 | +46 / 0 | -15 / -44 | 0 / -29 | +33 / +4 | +79 / +50 |
| 250–315 | +52 / 0 | -17 / -49 | 0 / -32 | +36 / +4 | +88 / +56 |
| 315–400 | +57 / 0 | -18 / -54 | 0 / -36 | +40 / +4 | +98 / +62 |
| 400–500 | +63 / 0 | -20 / -60 | 0 / -40 | +45 / +5 | +108 / +68 |
h6, h7 and H7: frequently asked questions
What is Ø8 h6?
Ø8 h6 has an upper deviation of 0 and a lower deviation of −9 µm (−0.009 mm), so the shaft is 7.991 to 8.000 mm. Ø8 falls in the 6–10 mm size step, where IT6 is 9 µm.
What is the difference between h6 and h7?
Both are shafts with an upper deviation of 0, so the maximum size equals the nominal size. The difference is the width of the tolerance band: IT6 is tighter than IT7. At Ø8, h6 is 0 / −9 µm and h7 is 0 / −15 µm. h6 is more precise but costs more to machine and inspect; use h7 when the fit is less demanding.
What kind of fit is H7/h6?
H7/h6 is a close clearance fit used to locate parts (often called a sliding fit). At Ø8: the H7 hole is +15 / 0 µm and the h6 shaft is 0 / −9 µm, so the minimum clearance is 0 and the maximum is 24 µm (0.024 mm). The parts can be assembled by hand and still stay well centered.