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    WORLDWIDE FASTENER STANDARD Date: 2000-09-08

    WA 950 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BOLTS, SCREWS,


    STUDS, AND SCREW AND WASHER ASSEMBLIES.

    1. SCOPE.
    This standard specifies the design information relating to material requirements and mechanical
    properties for bolts, screws, studs, and screw and washer assemblies when tested at room
    temperature (ISO 1).
    NOTE: All requirements of ISO 898/1 apply unless otherwise specified in this standard.
    2. REFERENCES.
    ISO 1 - Standard reference temperature for industrial length measurements.
    ISO 898/1 - Mechanical properties of fasteners - Part 1: Bolts, screws and studs.

    SAE/USCAR-8 - Grain Flow Pattern for Bolts and Screws


    WA 990 - Surface discontinuities of bolts, screws and studs.
    WF 900 - Dimensional, material, heat treatment, hardness and performance
    requirements for flat, toothed, conical, bowed and wavy washers for
    general use and for use in screw or nut and washer assemblies.
    3. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES.
    Bolts, screws, studs, and screw and washer assemblies shall have the mechanical properties as
    specified in ISO 898 Part 1.
    Screw and washer assemblies shall be tested with the washer component removed.
    4. MINIMUM ULTIMATE TENSILE LOADS AND PROOF LOADS.
    The minimum tensile loads and proof load tables in the standard have been provided to assist
    Design Engineers. The tables show property classes 4.8, 8.8 and 10.9, and are the only property
    classes permitted for through hardened Ford worldwide fasteners. Property class 10.9 (10.9
    underlined) fasteners are unacceptable. Property class 10.9 fasteners specify a minimum tempering
    temperature of 340ºC and a 0.15 -0.35% carbon content. For information regarding property classes
    and thread diameters not included in Table 1, refer to ISO 898 Part 1.
    5. SURFACE INTEGRITY.
    For referee purposes, surface integrity shall be in accordance with WA 990.
    6. MATERIAL, HEAT TREATMENT, HARDNESS AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR
    THE WASHER COMPONENT OF SCREW AND WASHER ASSEMBLIES.
    The material, heat treatment, hardness and performance requirements of the washer component of
    screw and washer assemblies shall be in accordance with WF 900.
    7. GRAIN FLOW.
    Grain flow shall be verified in accordance with SAE/USCAR-8. This verification should be conducted
    at job setup, or whenever tooling or raw material changes are made that affect grain flow. The
    sample size and frequency should be identified in the manufacturer's Control Plan. All records, test
    specimens or photographs for this requirement shall conform to QS9000 record retention
    requirements.

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    Copyright © 2000, Ford Global Technologies, Inc.


    WORLDWIDE FASTENER STANDARD Date: 2000-09-08

    WA 950 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BOLTS, SCREWS,


    STUDS, AND SCREW AND WASHER ASSEMBLIES.

    Table 1 shows Ultimate Tensile Loads and Proof Loads for ISO Metric Coarse Threads. These tables have
    been provided to assist Design Engineers. For all other requirements ISO 898/1 shall be referenced.

    Table 1.

    Nominal Pitch of the Nominal


    Thread Thread p Stress
    Diameter d (mm) Area As Property Class
    (mm) nom.
    2
    (mm )
    4.8 8.8 10.9 4.8 8.8 10.9
    Minimum Ultimate Tensile Load N Proof Load N
    4 0.7 8.78 3690 7020 9130 2720 5100 7290
    5 0.8 14.2 5960 11350 14800 4400 8230 11800
    6 1 20.1 8440 16100 20900 6230 11600 16700
    7 1 28.9 12100 23100 30100 8960 16800 24000
    8 1.25 36.6 15400 29200 38100 11400 21200 30400
    10 1.5 58.0 24400 46400 60300 18000 33700 48100
    12 1.75 84.3 35400 67400 87700 26100 48900 70000
    14 2 115 48300 92000 120000 35600 66700 95500
    16 2 157 65900 125000 163000 48700 91000 130000
    18 2.5 192 80600 159000 200000 59500 115000 159000
    20 2.5 245 103000 203000 255000 76000 147000 203000
    22 2.5 303 127000 252000 315000 93900 182000 252000
    24 3 353 148000 293000 367000 109000 212000 293000

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