A technician is organizing standard steel fasteners by their load-bearing capacity. Arrange the following SAE hex cap bolts in order of their tensile strength, from lowest strength to highest strength.
- 1Bolt with a plain head and no radial lines stamped on it (SAE Grade 2)
- 2Bolt with 3 radial lines stamped on the head (SAE Grade 5)
- 3Bolt with 5 radial lines stamped on the head (SAE Grade 7)
- 4Bolt with 6 radial lines stamped on the head (SAE Grade 8)
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From lowest to highest tensile strength: Bolt with no radial lines (SAE Grade 2), Bolt with 3 radial lines (SAE Grade 5), Bolt with 5 radial lines (SAE Grade 7), and Bolt with 6 radial lines (SAE Grade 8).
SAE steel bolt strength is designated by radial lines stamped on the bolt head. The formula to find the grade is the number of radial lines plus 2. A plain bolt head with no lines designates SAE Grade 2 (~74,000 psi minimum tensile strength). A bolt head with 3 radial lines indicates SAE Grade 5 (3 + 2 = 5, ~120,000 psi). A bolt head with 5 radial lines indicates SAE Grade 7 (5 + 2 = 7, ~133,000 psi). A bolt head with 6 radial lines indicates SAE Grade 8 (6 + 2 = 8, ~150,000 psi). Therefore, the correct order from weakest to strongest is Grade 2 (no lines), Grade 5 (3 lines), Grade 7 (5 lines), and Grade 8 (6 lines).
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SAE Bolt Grade Identification and Relative Tensile Strength
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