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How do I calculate the force a Metric thread can withstand 1

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Nkelly85

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Mar 21, 2011
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Hi
I am building a hydraulic press and I'm using a RAM from an old excavator. It has a diameter of 177mm which I have formed a 1mm pitch thread at the end for 50mm of thread. I intend to thread this into a large collar at the top of the press. can anyone tell me how many metric tones of force this thread can withstand or can anyone advise me on a more suitable thread pitch for maximum strength .
 
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