06-01-2018, 01:01 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-01-2018, 04:21 AM by Bob Culver.)
Completely dry threads are somewhat impractical., so oily is the more usual condition. This does not mean dripping SAE50 or 140 EP or moly or graphite or any other grease. A hard washer has huge influence An old Newnes gives 7.5 ib ft for ¼ BSF 45 tsi, the basic HT grade presumably corres to R. Presumably your wrench accurate. Can check using a lever and spring balance, scales etc
It is unusual for the thread to fail before the core, for any strength.
M6 can be mistaken for ¼ BSF.....
It is unusual for the thread to fail before the core, for any strength.
M6 can be mistaken for ¼ BSF.....