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Hexagon Bolt DIN 933 | Steel Grade 8.8 | Zinc-Plated & Blue Passivated | by WURTH
The Hexagon Bolt DIN 933 is crafted from high-strength steel grade 8.8, featuring a full thread up to the head for secure fastening. Ideal for mechanical assemblies, construction, and automotive applications, this bolt is zinc-plated with blue passivation for enhanced corrosion resistance, ensuring durability and longevity in demanding environments.
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Product Name/Title: Hexagon Bolt DIN 933 | Steel Grade 8.8 | Zinc-Plated & Blue Passivated | by WURTH
Brand: WURTH
SKU: 005710 80
Alternatively Known As: Hex bolt, Hex head bolt, Threaded bolt, DIN 933 bolt, ISO 4017 bolt
Technical Specifications
- Material: Steel grade 8.8
- Thread: Full thread up to the head
- Coating: Zinc-plated with blue passivation
- Standard: Originally DIN 933, replaced by ISO 4017
- Nominal dimensions extended compared to DIN 933
- Width across flats changed for M10, M12, M14, and M22 sizes
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 50mm x 50mm x 10mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
Key Features
- Hexagon bolt with thread up to the head for secure fastening
- Made from steel grade 8.8 for high strength
- Zinc-plated with blue passivation for corrosion resistance
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by qualified personnel recommended to ensure correct torque and fastening integrity.
Applications
- Mechanical assemblies requiring strong fastening
- Construction and structural applications
- Automotive and machinery manufacturing
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
Environmental Benefits
- Durable zinc plating extends product life reducing replacement frequency
- Steel material is recyclable contributing to sustainability
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty against defects applies.
Available Now
Available for immediate purchase, ideal for mechanical, construction, and automotive fastening applications.
