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Hexagon nut DIN 934 Stainless steel A8 (1.4529)

This hex nut meets DIN 934 standards and is made from A8 stainless steel (1.4529) with metric threading. It's a super austenitic stainless steel—also known as HCR (High Corrosion Resistant)—that protects against chloride stress corrosion as well as localized issues like pitting and crevice corrosion. Material 1.4529 is rated in the highest corrosion class, CRC V (very high, EN 1993-1-4), for components and fasteners. That makes 1.4529 fasteners an excellent choice for demanding applications such as swimming pools and tunnels.

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Brand Fabory
Driving features Hexagon
Material Stainless steel
Material technical A8 (1.4529)
Thread direction Right

Specifications

Brand Fabory
Driving features Hexagon
Material Stainless steel
Material technical A8 (1.4529)
Thread direction Right
Thread Metric thread
Info
  • HCR (High Corrosion Resistant) alloy 1.4529 is a so-called super austenitic stainless steel.
  • It provides particularly good resistance to chloride induced stress corrosion and to local occurrences of corrosion such as pitting or crevice corrosion.
  • This alloy is classified in the highest class CRC V (very strong, EN 1993-1-4) for components and fasteners.
  • Fasteners in 1.4529 are therefore ideal for use in indoor swimming pools and traffic tunnels.
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Description

This hex nut meets DIN 934 standards and is made from A8 stainless steel (1.4529) with metric threading. It's a super austenitic stainless steel—also known as HCR (High Corrosion Resistant)—that protects against chloride stress corrosion as well as localized issues like pitting and crevice corrosion. Material 1.4529 is rated in the highest corrosion class, CRC V (very high, EN 1993-1-4), for components and fasteners. That makes 1.4529 fasteners an excellent choice for demanding applications such as swimming pools and tunnels.

Standards

DIN 934
NEN 1560
NF E25-401

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