DIN 933 5,8 hexagon head Bolt with full thread

Overview

DIN 933 5.8 Hexagon head bolt with full thread is a reliable fastener with a hexagonal head and a thread that covers the entire shaft. Typically made of carbon steel, this bolt has a strength class of 5.8, indicating its ability to withstand moderate loads. It is ideal for various structures where it is important to ensure the strength and stability of connections.

Technical specifications

Technical specifications of DIN 933 5.8 hexagon head fully threaded bolts:

• Standard: DIN 933, equivalent to ISO 4017
• Material: carbon steel, alloy steel options available
• Strength class: 5.8, indicating medium strength; higher classes are also available
• Diameters: M6, M8, M10, M12, M14, and others
• Lengths: standard options from approximately 10 mm to 150 mm, depending on the selected diameter
• Thread pitch: metric thread, typical pitches - 1; 1.25; 1.5; 1.75 mm for diameters M6–M12 and larger according to the standard
• Coating: zinc, yellow zinc, uncoated, as well as brass or stainless steel options depending on operating conditions

Analogues

Analogues of DIN 933 5.8:

• ISO 4017 - this standard is a complete analogue of DIN 933 5.8, which provides for the use of hexagonal heads and full metric threads.
• GOST 7798-70 - a standard that corresponds to DIN 933 5.8 and ISO 4017.
• GOST 7805-70 - another analogue of these standards, with similar technical characteristics, in particular wrench sizes and thread diameters, with minor variations.
• DIN 558 is also considered an analogue of DIN 933 5.8/ISO 4017, although it has differences in accuracy class or some shape parameters; in general, in many cases it can be used as interchangeable.

Areas of application

The DIN 933 5.8 bolt is an important element in the mechanical engineering industry and in the manufacture of equipment, where it is used for assembling housings, fasteners, and metal and steel parts. In the construction sector, it is used to connect metal structures, frames, formwork, and trusses. In the automotive industry, this bolt is used to secure subframes, engine brackets, and chassis components. In addition, it is used in the energy and electrical engineering industries for mounting shields, supports, and fastening insulators. Thanks to its full thread, the DIN 933 5.8 bolt provides the possibility of variable or adjustable fastening, allowing it to be easily adapted to different conditions and requirements.

Questions and Answers

Is it profitable to buy

Purchasing a DIN 933 class 5.8 bolt with a hexagonal head and full thread can be a very profitable decision, especially when reliability and compliance with standards are important. Dinmark offers a range of strength classes, including 4.8, 5.8, 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9, as well as diameters from M2 to M72, with a choice of different coatings, such as zinc or stainless steel. This allows you to find the perfect bolt to suit your requirements.

Where it is used

DIN 933 5.8 hexagon head bolts with full thread are used in: construction - for connecting metal structures, frames, and mounting parts; mechanical engineering - in the manufacture of housings, brackets, and connections; industrial facilities - for fastening equipment, supports, and connections with washers and nuts.