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Old 11-16-2020, 10:56 PM
carneades carneades is offline
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Originally Posted by Frank Reiner View Post
The necked-down capscrews as used in these applications are not torque to yield, rather, they are tightened to a specific pre-load within the elastic range of the material. A torque to yield fastener is tightened past the elastic range and into the plastic (yield) range.

A decided waste of money; the necked-down version has been superseded.
Thank you, I'm happy to be learning things like this. Also thank you for the information about torque vs. shear limits earlier. This was all new to me.
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