Grizzly H8000 User Manual

Instruction sheet, Using extensions, Typical fastener torque settings

MODEL H8000/H8001

INDUSTRIAL

TORQUE WRENCH

INSTRUCTION SHEET

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Using Extensions

Depending on the type of extensions used, you may
need compensate for added leverage by using a
lower torque setting to reach the true torque setting
applied to the fastener.

Note: Compensation is only needed if the total
length of the torque wrench is extended. Typical
socket extensions that remain perpendicular to the
ratchet head do not change the length of the torque
wrench, and therefore, do not change the torque
applied to the fastener.

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Typical Fastener Torque Settings

The charts below offer average torque recommen-
dations for different fastener sizes. Exact torque
settings are defined by fastener material type and
plating, lubrication, surface finish, and whether or
not the parts being fastened have gasketed joints.
Always follow the manufacturer’s torque recommen-
dations for your particular fasteners. Regardless of
any torque recommendations,

NEVER exceed the

maximum torque setting on your wrench.

Material/Grade

Bolt Size

SAE 2

A307

SAE 5

A325

SAE 8

A354

1/4-20

5/16-18

3/8-16

7/16-14

1/2-13

125

9/16-12

125

175

5/8-11

112

175

245

3/4-10

180

300

425

Inch Fastener Torque Settings in Foot Pounds

Material/Grade

Bolt Size

CLASS 4.8

CLASS 8.8

CLASS 10.9

M5-0.8

M6-1

M8-1.25

M10-1.5

M12-1.75

111

M14-2

123

177

M16-2

103

199

280

M20-2.5

131

258

354

Metric Fastener Torque Settings in Foot Pounds

Certification

Before shipment, this torque wrench was calibrated
to an accuracy of +/- 4% in the clockwise direction.

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