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What is the difference between bolt tension and bolt torque?

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What is the difference between bolt tension and bolt torque?

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Torque is the amount of force required to turn a bolt and is a rotational force commonly measured in foot-pounds or Newton-meters. Torque measurement is affected by friction factors which may vary significantly. Tension is the longitudinal force on the bolt and is measured in pounds-force (lbf) or kilograms-force. Tension is the actual clamp force on the bolted joint and is not affected by friction factors.

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