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Stainless SHCS Torque Specs
- Thread starter Jordan83
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M5 usually denotes the size of the fastener, of course I am no expert on stainless steel specs. There are a grades A2-70 and A4-70 and A2-80 and A4-80. An M5 70's torque are 3.3 ft/lb while the 80's are 4.8 ft/lb. Not sure I have helped or hurt on this reply.
Illinoyance
Stainless
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- Aug 24, 2015
That info is readily available on the internet. All you need to do is search for it. You should have done that before posting here.
plastikdreams
Diamond
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- May 31, 2011
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- upstate nj
Can't go wrong with the German torque spec....guttntite
muckalee
Cast Iron
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- Jul 17, 2011
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- Americus, Georgia
Torques values for cap screws are determined by the strength of the threaded hole the screw is engaging. Torques values for bolts are published in charts and available in most publicans furnished by the fastener manufacturer. If your application is critical, or if you want to apply maximum holding capacity, you need to stress test the joint to failure and determine the torque required.
Bolts have nuts, screws do not.
Bolts have nuts, screws do not.
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