Catalogue of holds - Climb the peaks
Catalogue of holds - Climb the peaks
Catalogue of holds - Climb the peaks
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Recommended Torque Settings<br />
(resistance to rotation)<br />
Hold size:<br />
Torque Max:<br />
Small<br />
20 Nm<br />
Medium<br />
25 Nm<br />
Large<br />
30 Nm<br />
X-Large<br />
35 Nm<br />
Reduced Holds*<br />
20 Nm<br />
The values quoted are show as a recommended guide only. As <strong>the</strong>re are many factors that govern <strong>the</strong><br />
forces holding a hold to a wall and whe<strong>the</strong>r it will spin or not during use e.g. Friction Coefficients, holdbase,<br />
wall surface and texture.<br />
* Reduced/hollow-back <strong>Climb</strong>ing <strong>holds</strong><br />
These <strong>holds</strong> have been designed to be used mainly with <strong>the</strong> screw fixing holes and should NOT be used<br />
solely with <strong>the</strong> bolt hole. The bolt-hole should only be used as guide to rotate and position <strong>the</strong> hold into<br />
place.<br />
Maximum Torque settings<br />
Whilst <strong>the</strong> material has been designed to handle a significant load pressure when affixed to an uneven<br />
surface, <strong>the</strong> likelihood <strong>of</strong> fracture is increased due to increased stresses. For this reason, and because<br />
<strong>the</strong> large number <strong>of</strong> variables that effect how and when a hold breaks it is impossible to quote a valid<br />
maximum torque setting for any hold.<br />
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