Cone Calculator: Fast & Accurate Mechanical Cone Calculations

Mechanical Cone Calculator

How to determine or choose a cone

Cones are often used in mechanical engineering, most often in machine tools, power transmissions, clamping assemblies, bearings, etc.
This quick calculator easily determines the slope of the cone or, based on the given slope, determines the diameters of the entrance openings on each side and the thickness. Sometimes it is necessary to determine which type of cone is in a machine part.

Select Standard Cone (1:X) or enter other values above:

Optional. Select a standard cone only when you know the cone type.

No standard cone

1:50 – Conical pipe thread

1:30 – Drills and reamers

1:19.212 – Morse cone 0

1:20.047 – Morse Cone 1

1:20.020 – Morse Cone 2

1:19.922 – Morse Cone 3

1:19.254 – Morse Cone 4

1:19.002 – Morse Cone 5

1:19.180 – Morse Cone 6

1:20 – Metric cone Tool spindles, fine conical thread

1:15 – Ship's propeller heads

1:12 – Tapered roller bearings

1:10 – Bolts, parts loaded longitudinally and transversely to bending and torsion

1:6 – Faucets, cross head bolts, locomotives, forgings

1:5 – Wear couplings, easily detachable load parts

1:4 – Machine tools, conical thread in deep drilling technique in mining

1:3 – Crosshead of marine machinery, compressed air tools

1:0.866 – Centered countersunk screws, rivets

1:0.5 – Valve cones, countersunk wood screws, countersunk rivets

1:0.259 – Protective bevel of centered screws

1:0.134 – Countersunk rivets

Material Thickness B

Mechanical Cone Calculation

Mechanical Cone Calculator

We have 4 main parameters to define a cone:

Mechanical Cone Calculator

Calculation Results: