Fastening torque

Bolts and screws secure many constructions, and the equal integrity and performance of each is crucial.

They are often secured to a specified torque or number of rotations, such that a residual torque prevents loosening, but is not so much as to cause future strain failure in the component.

Fasteners can be tested for their tensile strength, but under a full test rotation a ‘process signature’ can be obtained using a programmable torque tester.

This will detect any variations in torque that indicate departure from specification such as misthreading.

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breakaway (slip) torque

running torque

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ASTM D7860-14

BS 1726-3

BS EN 28317

BS EN ISO 8317

CETIE Guide 6

CETIE Guide 9

Aperto Luer lock e torque de liberação

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Fastening torque

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