Description
Product Overview
The Metric Bolt Fastener Data Sheet by Elite Tool is a laminated paper reference designed for professionals who need reliable torque information at a glance. Measuring 11 x 8.26 x 1 inches, the sheet combines a clear torque conversion chart with detailed values for UNC, UNF, metric coarse, and metric fine fasteners. Each entry lists the recommended tightening torque in both foot‑pounds and newton‑meters, allowing users to work across different measurement systems without conversion errors. The durable hot‑sheet F12 material resists tearing, moisture, and oil, ensuring the chart remains legible even in demanding workshop environments. Manufactured by Elite Tool Center, a trusted name in industrial hardware, this data sheet meets the rigorous standards expected by engineers, maintenance crews, and assembly line supervisors.
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Usage
This data sheet is intended for use in a variety of industrial settings, including manufacturing plants, automotive repair shops, aerospace maintenance bays, and field service operations. Whether you are tightening a UNC bolt on a heavy‑duty machine or a metric fine screw on precision equipment, the chart provides the exact torque needed to achieve optimal clamping force without risking thread damage. It is especially valuable during preventive maintenance, where correct torque prevents equipment downtime, and during new installations, where adherence to torque specifications is critical for safety and performance. The sheet’s compact size makes it easy to attach to a toolbox, belt loop, or equipment panel for quick reference on the job site.
Why Choose Us
Choosing the Elite Tool Metric Bolt Fastener Data Sheet means selecting a product backed by a legacy of quality and precision. Elite Tool Center sources high‑grade hot‑sheet material and employs a rigorous printing process that guarantees sharp, fade‑resistant text. Each sheet undergoes a final inspection to confirm accuracy of torque values, aligning with industry standards such as ISO 6789 and ASME B18.2.1. In addition to the technical reliability, Elite Tool offers responsive customer support, providing assistance for any clarification on torque data or product handling. Our commitment to continuous improvement means the data sheet is regularly updated to reflect the latest engineering guidelines, ensuring you always have the most current information.
Key Features
- Accurate torque values for UNC, UNF, metric coarse and fine bolts, reducing guesswork.
- Durable laminated hot‑sheet construction resists wear, moisture, and oil.
- Compact size fits easily in toolboxes, on equipment, or in pocket for on‑site reference.
- Dual‑unit conversion (ft‑lb and N·m) supports both imperial and metric workflows.
- Backed by Elite Tool’s dedicated after‑sales support and regular data updates.
FAQ
What thread sizes are covered by this data sheet?
The sheet includes torque recommendations for standard UNC (Unified Coarse) and UNF (Unified Fine) threads as well as metric coarse and metric fine bolt series ranging from M4 to M24.
Can I use the torque values for high‑strength alloy bolts?
Yes, the values are applicable to most high‑strength alloy fasteners, but for critical applications we recommend confirming with the bolt manufacturer’s specific guidelines.
How often is the data sheet updated?
Elite Tool releases updated versions annually or whenever major industry standards change, ensuring you have the latest torque information.
Is the laminated paper resistant to chemicals?
The hot‑sheet F12 material is designed to withstand common workshop chemicals, including lubricants, cleaning solvents, and light oil exposure.
What warranty does Elite Tool provide?
We offer a 12‑month limited warranty covering material defects and printing errors, plus a satisfaction guarantee for all professional users.




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