It is clear that lubrication of the threads only leads to the development of the lowest axial forces in the bolt. Application of the antiseize material on the whole length of the bolt, on the other hand, results in axial forces higher than those which develop in the absence of an antiseize material!
Thus, it may be concluded that the way in which the antiseize lubricant is applied has significant effect on the magnitude of the axial force that develops in the bolt during torque wrenching. As aforementioned, lower torque factor values due to lubrication will lead to the development of higher axial forces for a given wrenching torque...