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    This standard establishes safe axial holding force values for common socket set screws used in mechanical seal assemblies. It provides recommended seating torques and holding force values per screw for imperial and metric cup point socket head set screws installed around a drive collar. Tables 1 and 2 list seating torque and safe axial holding power values for various screw sizes, materials, and lengths when a minimum of 3 screws are used and are radially equispaced. The standard is based on testing per defined procedures and includes safety factors for different materials. It supersedes two prior John Crane engineering standards on set screw holding power.

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    Torque para Prisioneros

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    This standard establishes safe axial holding force values for common socket set screws used in mechanical seal assemblies. It provides recommended seating torques and holding force values per screw for imperial and metric cup point socket head set screws installed around a drive collar. Tables 1 and 2 list seating torque and safe axial holding power values for various screw sizes, materials, and lengths when a minimum of 3 screws are used and are radially equispaced. The standard is based on testing per defined procedures and includes safety factors for different materials. It supersedes two prior John Crane engineering standards on set screw holding power.

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    This standard establishes safe axial holding force values for common socket set screws used in mechanical seal assemblies. It provides recommended seating torques and holding force values per screw for imperial and metric cup point socket head set screws installed around a drive collar. Tables 1 and 2 list seating torque and safe axial holding power values for various screw sizes, materials, and lengths when a minimum of 3 screws are used and are radially equispaced. The standard is based on testing per defined procedures and includes safety factors for different materials. It supersedes two prior John Crane engineering standards on set screw holding power.

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    Torque para Prisioneros

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    Julian Chia
    This standard establishes safe axial holding force values for common socket set screws used in mechanical seal assemblies. It provides recommended seating torques and holding force values per screw for imperial and metric cup point socket head set screws installed around a drive collar. Tables 1 and 2 list seating torque and safe axial holding power values for various screw sizes, materials, and lengths when a minimum of 3 screws are used and are radially equispaced. The standard is based on testing per defined procedures and includes safety factors for different materials. It supersedes two prior John Crane engineering standards on set screw holding power.

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    Global Technical Standard

    John Crane
    Americas
    Europe, Middle East, Africa Number: Rev: Date: Page:

    Asia Pacific IS-170 B 10/28/2011 1 of 3


    Title:
    Socket Set Screw Axial Holding Power

    Author: Approved: Approved: Approved: Approved:


    Gitas Jameikis Ralph Gabriel Jim Wasser Alan O’Brien Paul Matzen

    Key Words: Socket Set Screw Grub Screw Holding Power

    Originating Location: Morton Grove, IL

    1.0 Purpose
    This standard establishes axial holding force values for socket set screws used in mechanical seal assemblies.

    2.0 Scope
    Holding force test values for common socket set screw materials, sizes, recommended seating torques, & point
    styles are covered in this standard.

    3.0 Standard
    Recommended seating torques and safe axial holding force values per screw for cup point socket head set
    screws when equispaced around a drive collar.

    Table 1: Axial Holding Power Per Imperial Cup Point Socket Set Screw

    Global material code 0236 Alloy steel;


    UNS G41400 (4140), UNS G40370 Global material code 0550 316 S.S.,
    (4037), UNS H86400 (8640H) UNS S31600 ASTM-A-276; A-511

    Axial Holding Axial Holding


    Seating Torque Power, Per Screw Seating Torque Power, Per Screw
    Thread Form (in·lb) (lb) (in·lb) (lb)
    #10 36 117 26 93
    (min. length ½”)

    ¼” 87 217 70 120
    (min. length ½”)

    5/16” 165 325 130 167


    (min. length ½”)

    3/8” 290 433 230 220


    (min. length ½”)

    7/16" 430 541 280 293


    (min. length ½”)

    ½” 620 649 500 360


    (min. length ½”)
    Global Technical Standard
    John Crane
    Americas
    Europe, Middle East, Africa Number: Rev: Date: Page:

    Asia Pacific IS-170 B 10/28/2011 2 of 3


    Title:
    Set Screw Axial Holding Power

    Table 2: Axial Holding Power Per Metric Cup Point Screw

    Global material code 0236


    Alloy steel; UNS G41400 Global material code 0550 Global material code 0649
    (4140), UNS G40370 316 S.S., UNS S31600 Stainless Steel ASTM
    (4037), UNS H86400 ASTM-A-276; A-511 A453 grade 660 class C
    (8640H)

    Seating Axial Holding Seating Axial Holding Seating Axial Holding


    Thread Torque Power, Per Torque Power, Per Torque Power, Per
    Form (NM) Screw (N) (NM) Screw (N) (NM) Screw (N)
    M4
    (min length 6mm) 2.5 338 1.5 101 - -
    M5
    (min length 6mm) 4.5 520 3 202 - -
    M6
    (min length 8mm) 7.5 733 4 268 6 475
    M8
    (min length 10mm) 18 1255 11 405 15 845
    M10
    (min length 12mm) 36 2030 16 457 30 1313
    M12
    (min length 16mm) 60.5 2891 40 866 50 1970

    Notes:
    1. Based upon cup point set screws, test procedure per Global Technical Standard IS-171
    2. Values valid for a minimum of 3 radially equispaced socket set screws. Values above include a 0.65
    derating factor for opposed screws.
    3. Screw threads were lubricated per IS-127. Non-lubricated threads result in significant reduction in values.
    4. Values include a safety factor of N = 3.0 for m/c’s 0550 and 0236, N=1.8 for m/c 0649
    5. Based upon 316 SS set screws with an average hardness of 190 Brinell.
    6. Based upon hardened steel set screws with an average hardness of 45-53 Rc.
    7. Valid for shafts with maximum shaft hardness of Rc = 32 (301 HB, 318 HV).
    8. Test values 30% lower than tabulated values above for shaft hardness of Rc=39 (362 HB, 382 HV)
    9. Testing with a hardness differential of Rc=30+ (286HB+, 302HV+) did not result in consistently higher
    holding power values.
    10. Use of knurled point set screws did not increase axial holding power test result over cup point set screws.
    11. Valid for new socket set screws only, re-use of previously torqued set screws not recommended.
    Global Technical Standard
    John Crane
    Americas
    Europe, Middle East, Africa Number: Rev: Date: Page:

    Asia Pacific IS-170 B 10/28/2011 3 of 3


    Title:
    Set Screw Axial Holding Power

    4.0 References
    Voids and supersedes the following John Crane engineering standards:
    AE-1-0225 “Set Screw Holding Power”
    EDS-0102 “Safe Axial Holding Power & Tightening Torque Values for Cup Point Socket Setscrews
    When Equispaced Around A Drive Collar”

    5.0 Notes
    Rev “B” effective 11/22/2011
    Original issue “A” effective 12/13/2010

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