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Hexagon nut DIN 934 Steel Hot dip galvanized |10| oversized

This hex nut is manufactured to DIN 934 standards and made from steel with a hot-dip galvanized finish. It features an oversized metric thread produced to a 6AZ tolerance class. Pair it with externally threaded components—such as bolts or threaded rods—that meet the 6g tolerance class prior to galvanizing. Because the thread is tapped after galvanizing, it doesn't carry a coating of its own; corrosion resistance is instead provided by the zinc layer on the mating part. Please note: Class |10| nuts conform to DIN 267-4 and have a lower load capacity than Class 10 nuts per ISO 898-2. Mechanical overloading may cause the threads of either the nut or the bolt to strip.

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Brand Fabory
Class |10|
Driving features Hexagon
Extra info oversized
Material Steel

Specifications

Brand Fabory
Class |10|
Driving features Hexagon
Extra info oversized
Material Steel
Thread direction Right
Surface treatment Hot dip galvanized
Thread Metric thread
Info
  • Oversized hot dip galvanized nuts are manufactured with thread tolerance class 6AZ and mate with externally threaded parts (bolts, threaded rods) that are manufactured with thread tolerance class 6g before coating.
  • As the nut thread is tapped after galvanizing the threads are not coated. The corrosion resistance however is not influenced disadvantageously as the thread will be protected by the zinc layer of the mating part.oversized
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Description

This hex nut is manufactured to DIN 934 standards and made from steel with a hot-dip galvanized finish. It features an oversized metric thread produced to a 6AZ tolerance class. Pair it with externally threaded components—such as bolts or threaded rods—that meet the 6g tolerance class prior to galvanizing. Because the thread is tapped after galvanizing, it doesn't carry a coating of its own; corrosion resistance is instead provided by the zinc layer on the mating part. Please note: Class |10| nuts conform to DIN 267-4 and have a lower load capacity than Class 10 nuts per ISO 898-2. Mechanical overloading may cause the threads of either the nut or the bolt to strip.

Standards

DIN 934
NEN 1560
NF E25-401

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