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flyerncle 13th February 2011 10:32 AM

Bolt torque
 
Hello All.

Can anybody shed a little light on the above, as in a formula for bolt diameter and length versus torque setting for certain bolts.

CaptainCrash1971 13th February 2011 11:16 AM

Try this website and click on the link that says 'try our torque calculator'
It also gives you the basic mathematical formula http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...rque/index.asp

Hope this helps
Alan

mopple 13th February 2011 11:37 AM

Maximum torque values for metric bolts can be found here http://www.cncexpo.com/MetricBoltTorqueNm.aspx
But value for every bolt is application specific and should be calculated individually.

flyerncle 13th February 2011 12:47 PM

Ask and ye shall recieve,thanks gentleman.;)

Bonzo 13th February 2011 05:43 PM

Some good resources there :)

Paul

I normally tighten big bolts up until I fart :D :o

You could always use my little brothers approach, Tighten them up until they shear, then back them of half a flat :rolleyes:

TheArf 13th February 2011 05:51 PM

There is always the universal torque setting of "F" tight

flyerncle 13th February 2011 07:18 PM

Ronnie,I manage that with no effort so there would no indication of torque on the bolt just stress on the waistband ;)

" F" kin tight is too tight Arfon :eek:


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