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ISO 17754:2014

ISO 17754:2014 Timber structures – Test methods – Torsional resistance of driving in screws

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Description

ISO 17754:2014 specifies a test method to determine the torsional resistance to driving of screws in solid timber or glued laminated timber or other wood-based materials. The method is used primarily to ensure the torque that may be applied to install screws will be less than the specified failure torque of the screw.

Edition

1

Published Date

2014-05-05

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

6

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 17754:2014 specifies a test method to determine the torsional resistance to driving of screws in solid timber or glued laminated timber or other wood-based materials. The method is used primarily to ensure the torque that may be applied to install screws will be less than the specified failure torque of the screw.

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