Nonferrous Metals DIN 558-1987 Full thread hexagon head bolt
Product Overview:
Full thread hexagon head bolt is a fastener according to the German Industrial standard (DIN), characterized by the hexagonal head of the bolt and threaded throughout the bolt body, from the head to the end. This design not only facilitates installation and removal with tools such as wrenches, but also provides stronger connection strength and a wider range of applications. The bolt is usually made of a high-quality material such as carbon steel and may undergo a surface treatment such as blackening to improve its corrosion resistance and appearance quality. DIN 558-1987 Full-thread hexagon head bolts are widely used in automotive, mechanical equipment, heavy equipment, steel structures, bridges and construction, and are an important element to ensure the stable connection and safe operation of equipment.
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Nonferrous Metals DIN 558-1987 Full thread hexagon head bolt Details
Product Characteristics
- Hexagonal head design: The head of the bolt is designed in a hexagonal shape, which allows the bolt to be easily rotated using tools such as a wrench during installation and disassembly.
- Full thread construction: The bolt has a full thread construction, that is, it is threaded from the head to the end of the bolt, and this design provides a stronger connection strength and a wider range of application.
- Various specifications: DIN 558-1987 specifies a variety of specifications of bolts, including different diameters and lengths, to meet the needs of different application scenarios.
Application
They are widely used in various fields such as machinery, automobiles, shipping, construction, and especially in situations requiring high-strength fastening connections.
- Mechanical connection: Used in the connection of various mechanical equipment, such as the assembly and maintenance of automobiles, mechanical equipment, heavy equipment, etc.
- Structural engineering: In the fields of steel structure, bridge, construction, etc., the bolt is also often used as an important connection element to ensure the stability and safety of the structure.
- Automotive industry: Used to connect engine, chassis and other components in the automotive manufacturing process.
