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Are bolts with fine threads stronger than bolts with coarse threads of the same grade?

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Are bolts with fine threads stronger than bolts with coarse threads of the same grade?

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Yes, bolts with fine thread will produce about 10% more clamping force than coarse bolts of the same grade. This is due to the differences in cross-sectional areas. The thread roots of the coarse threaded bolt are deeper than those of the fine threaded bolt. Therefore, the fine thread series has a larger stress area and can support more load.

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