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torque and pressure paper?

torque and pressure paper?

torque and pressure paper?

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Is there any formula for torquing head studs that allows for the different lengths and diameters of the studs so all studs produce the same clamping force? To take it one step further has anyone used pressure paper to check for even clamping forces? Pro's and Con's?

RE: torque and pressure paper?

Contact a local fastener supplier. I'm sure you can get a chart recomending torque values for diameters, thread pitch,plated, unplated ect.That's where I got mine-----Phil

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