Fastener Facts Fastener Facts Fastener Facts Training Session
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![Fastener Facts Page 2 Chemical Properties Type 1 Bolts Element Carbon Steel Carbon Boron Fastener Facts Page 2 Chemical Properties Type 1 Bolts Element Carbon Steel Carbon Boron](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-3.jpg)
![Fastener Facts The first 1 -2 "Leading Threads" are smaller in diameter than all Fastener Facts The first 1 -2 "Leading Threads" are smaller in diameter than all](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-4.jpg)
![Fastener Facts Page 4 All assembled fasteners are either in the "Tension" or "Shear" Fastener Facts Page 4 All assembled fasteners are either in the "Tension" or "Shear"](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-5.jpg)
![Fastener Facts Page 5 Grade Marking Manufacturers Marking Fastener Facts Page 5 Grade Marking Manufacturers Marking](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-6.jpg)
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Fastener Facts
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Fastener Facts • • "Fastener Facts" Training Session – 1. Manufacturing Specifications – 2. Grade and Manufacturers Markings – 3. Flat Washers – 4. Proper Assembly Page 1
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Fastener Facts Page 2 Chemical Properties Type 1 Bolts Element Carbon Steel Carbon Boron Steel Alloy Boron Steel Carbon 0. 30 – 0. 52% Mangane 0. 60% se, min 0. 60% Phosphor 0. 04% us, max 0. 04% Sulfur, max 0. 05% 0. 04% Silicon 0. 150. 30% 0. 10 – 0. 30% 0. 15 – 0. 35%
![Fastener Facts The first 1 2 Leading Threads are smaller in diameter than all Fastener Facts The first 1 -2 "Leading Threads" are smaller in diameter than all](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-4.jpg)
Fastener Facts The first 1 -2 "Leading Threads" are smaller in diameter than all other threads. Page 3 INCORRECT ASSEMBLY Minimum thread depth should be ≥ the diameter of the fastener being installed. CORRECT ASSEMBLY At least 2 threads should be all the way through the nut.
![Fastener Facts Page 4 All assembled fasteners are either in the Tension or Shear Fastener Facts Page 4 All assembled fasteners are either in the "Tension" or "Shear"](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-5.jpg)
Fastener Facts Page 4 All assembled fasteners are either in the "Tension" or "Shear" load condition. Bolts Too Short
![Fastener Facts Page 5 Grade Marking Manufacturers Marking Fastener Facts Page 5 Grade Marking Manufacturers Marking](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-6.jpg)
Fastener Facts Page 5 Grade Marking Manufacturers Marking
![Fastener Facts Page 6 Hex Head Nut Markings Standard Hex Nut Prevailing Locking Nut Fastener Facts Page 6 Hex Head Nut Markings Standard Hex Nut Prevailing Locking Nut](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-7.jpg)
Fastener Facts Page 6 Hex Head Nut Markings Standard Hex Nut Prevailing Locking Nut
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Fastener Facts Page 7 Grade Markings Visable
![Fastener Facts Page 8 Flat Washers are used to transfer or spread out Fastener Facts Page 8 • Flat Washers are used to transfer or spread out](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/07d4eac696f8a10abd208c929d200832/image-9.jpg)
Fastener Facts Page 8 • Flat Washers are used to transfer or spread out the load from the fastener. On one side of a flat washer there are rounded edge around the inside diameter and well as the outside diameter. On the opposite side the inside and outside diameters have sharp edges. When assembling the flat washer, position the radius or rounded edges under the head of the bolt, as shown below. Radius Side Bolt Elements Washer Rounded Edges Opposite Side Washer Rounded Edges
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Fastener Facts Page 9 The head of the bolt and the flat washer must always be flat with the surface of the part being assembled. SAE J 429 Maximum Angularity Grade 5 and 8 Bolts ¼” – ¾” 6° Over ¾” 4°
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Fastener Facts Torque Sequence “Star Pattern” Page 10
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Fastener Facts Page 11 When applying torque to a bolted assembly, should the torque be applied to the head of the bolt or the nut? Torsion is the twisting action of an object due to the applied torque.
Training session outline
Benchwork area
Training session design
Welcome to the training session
How to introduce yourself in training session
Opening prayer for training session
Is a brass paper fastener a conductor or insulator
Jenis-jenis mechanical fastening
Fastener clearinghouse
"fastener"
Fusao
Fastener phobia
Fastener