Bolt DIN 933 M10x30 Delta-MKS

Overview

DIN 933 5.8 Delta Hexagon Head Bolt with Full Thread is a reliable fastener with a hexagonal head and a thread that covers the entire shaft. It is usually made of carbon steel, which ensures high strength and resistance to loads. The strength class 5.8 indicates its ability to withstand significant forces, making it ideal for a variety of construction and installation work. This bolt provides a secure connection, which is critical in many technical applications.

Technical specifications

Technical characteristics of DIN 933 5.8 Delta bolt with hexagonal head and full thread:

• Standard: DIN 933, equivalent to ISO 4017
• Material: carbon or alloy steel, stainless steel or brass options also available
• Strength class: 5.8; this class indicates medium strength
• Diameters: M6, M8, M10, M12, M14, and other options available
• Lengths: standard sizes range from approximately 10 mm to 150 mm, depending on diameter
• Thread pitch: metric thread, standard pitches - 1; 1.25; 1.5; 1.75 mm for diameters M6–M12, with the possibility of larger pitches according to the standard
• Coating: zinc (normal or hot-dip galvanized), yellow zinc, uncoated, brass, or stainless steel, depending on the conditions of use.

Analogues 

Equivalents of DIN 933 5.8 Delta:

• ISO 4017 - a standard equivalent to DIN 933 5.8 Delta, with a hexagonal head and full metric thread.
• GOST 7798-70 - a standard equivalent to DIN 933 5.8 Delta and ISO 4017.
• GOST 7805-70 - another domestic analogue, whose technical characteristics are very similar to DIN 933 5.8 Delta, with slight differences in wrench size and thread pitch.
• DIN 558 - is also considered an analogue of DIN 933 5.8 Delta; although it has differences in accuracy classes, such as C, and some shapes, in most cases it is considered interchangeable in various fields of application.

Areas of application 

The DIN 933 5.8 Delta bolt with a hexagonal head and full thread is an important element in many industries. It is widely used in mechanical engineering for assembling various structures, such as frames, mechanism parts, and equipment. In the construction industry, this bolt is used to connect metal structures, support systems, and in the manufacture of concrete molds. In the automotive industry, it is used to secure elements such as subframes and brackets, ensuring reliability and safety. In addition, in the energy and electrical engineering sectors, the DIN 933 5.8 Delta bolt is used for mounting various electrical panels, supports, and fixing insulation elements. Thanks to its full thread, this bolt allows for adjustment and change of fastening, making it a versatile solution for many applications.

Questions and Answers

Is it profitable to buy?

Purchasing DIN 933 5.8 Delta bolts with hexagonal heads and full threads is a cost-effective solution for those who value reliability and compliance with standards. In our Dinmark range, you will find bolts of various strength classes, including 5.8, as well as a wide selection of diameters from M2 to M72. Additionally, various coatings are available, such as zinc or stainless steel, allowing you to choose the best option for your specific needs.

Where it is used

DIN 933 5.8 Delta bolt with hexagonal head and full thread is used in: construction industry - for connecting metal structures, creating frames and assembling elements; in mechanical engineering - for manufacturing housings, brackets, and connecting elements; in industrial enterprises - for fastening equipment, support structures, and in combination with washers and nuts.