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Cylindrical Pin DIN 6325 | Hardened Steel | Plain Surface Finish | @Pack of 100 | by Wurth
Cylindrical pins DIN 6325 made from hardened steel are perfect for precise positioning and fastening in mechanical engineering and automotive applications. With a hardness of 60 +/-2 HRC and a tolerance class of m6, these pins ensure a reliable fit. Ideal for machinery assembly and repair, they are RoHS-compliant, making them a safe choice for your projects.
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Product Name/Title: Cylindrical Pin DIN 6325 | Hardened Steel | Plain Surface Finish | @Pack of 100 | by Wurth
Brand: Wurth
SKU: 2520212
Alternatively Known As: Hardened steel dowel pin, cylindrical dowel pin, precision locating pin, hardened steel pin
Technical Specifications
- Nominal diameter: 2 mm
- Length: 12 mm
- Material: Steel
- Surface: Plain
- Design: Hardened
- Rockwell hardness: 60 +/-2 HRC
- Tolerance class: m6
- Standards: DIN 6325 (replaced by DIN EN ISO 8734)
- RoHS-compliant: Yes
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 12mm x 12mm x 2mm
- Weight: 0.01 kg
Key Features
- Hardened steel construction with 60 +/-2 HRC hardness
- Tolerance class m6 for precise fit
- Plain surface finish
- Compliant with DIN 6325 standard (replaced by DIN EN ISO 8734)
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by qualified personnel recommended to ensure correct fit and function.
Applications
- Mechanical engineering: precise positioning and fastening
- Automotive industry: component alignment
- Manufacturing: machinery assembly and repair
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 1170 – Structural Design Actions (Wind, Earthquake, Snow Loads)
Environmental Benefits
- RoHS-compliant material ensures reduced hazardous substances
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies.
Available Now
Wurth Hardened Cylindrical Pin DIN 6325 Steel Plain 100 PCS is available for immediate purchase, ideal for precision mechanical and industrial applications.
