DIN 975 10,9 zinc plated threaded Pin
DIN 975 10,9 zinc threaded Pin
DIN 975 10,9 threaded Pin
DIN 975 12,9 threaded Pin
DIN 975 4,8 zinc threaded Pin
DIN 975 4,8 threaded Pin
DIN 975 42CrMo4 zinc threaded Pin
DIN 975 8,8 zinc hot threaded Pin
DIN 975 8,8 zinc threaded Pin
DIN 975 8,8 threaded Pin
DIN 975 A2 threaded Pin
DIN 975 A4 threaded Pin
DIN 975 A4-80 threaded Pin
DIN 975 brass threaded Pin
DIN 975 polyamide threaded Pin
DIN 975 zinc threaded Pin
DIN 975 10,9 threaded Pin with small step
DIN 975 8,8 zinc threaded Pin with small step
DIN 975 8,8 zinc threaded Pin with left carving
DIN 975 A2 Left-handed thread Pin
DIN 975 A4 threaded Pin wiith left carving
DIN 975 10,9 Threaded rod with thread tolerance 8g
DIN 975 A2 Threaded rod with thread tolerance 8g
DIN 975 5,8 Delta Threaded rod
DIN 975 zinc yellow threaded Pin
DIN 975 without coating 10,9 threaded Pin
DIN 975 without coating threaded Pin with small step
DIN 975 without coating threaded Pin with left carving
DIN 975 5,6 threaded Pin
Characteristics of pins
Pins are fasteners used to connect materials. They are usually cylindrical in shape and can be made of various materials such as steel, stainless steel, brass or aluminum. Studs are used to create a strong connection by inserting through holes in materials and tightening with a nut or socket. They are widely used in construction, furniture manufacturing, mechanical engineering and other industries to ensure reliable fastening.
Pin thread type and pitch
The type and pitch of stud threads vary depending on the specific application. The most common types of stud threads include straight (metric) threads, trapezoidal threads, and triangular threads. The pitch of the thread defines the distance between the repeated turns of the thread and can be specified in meters or units of measurement per inch.
Strength classes and materials of threaded studs
Threaded studs can be made of various materials such as low carbon steel, medium carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, etc. Each material has its own strength properties and is used depending on the requirements of the project. Strength classes such as 4.6, 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9 indicate the ability of the stud to withstand a load, where a higher class corresponds to greater strength.
Threaded stud standards
Threaded stud standards such as ISO, DIN, ANSI, and BS specify dimensions, shape, thread placement, and other characteristics. ISO standardizes metric dimensions, DIN sets standards in Germany, ANSI in the US, and BS in the UK. These standards guarantee compatibility and compliance in manufacturing and provide uniformity in the dimensions and characteristics of threaded studs for a wide range of applications.
Fields of application of threaded pins
Threaded studs have a wide range of applications including construction, mechanical engineering, metalworking, furniture manufacturing, automotive, electronics, medical, aerospace and many others. They are used to create strong connections, fasten components, repair and build structures. Threaded studs can be used in any project where a reliable and stable connection is required.
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Questions and answers
How to choose and order threaded pins?
To select and order threaded pins, determine your project requirements, including dimensions, thread type, material, and number of pins. Look at the available standards such as ISO, DIN, ANSI or BS and select the appropriate standard. Determine the dimensions and characteristics of the studs using the size tables in the standards or manufacturers' catalogs. Consider the material of the pins, taking into account the requirements for strength and corrosion resistance.
Which threaded pins are better?
The evaluation of the best threaded studs depends on the specific requirements of the project, such as strength, corrosion resistance, temperature range and other factors. Generally, steel studs with a strength grade of 8.8 or higher are popular choices because they provide sufficient strength for many applications. Stainless steel is an excellent choice for environments with high levels of humidity or corrosion. For special requirements, studs with a special coating such as zinc, electroplating, phosphating or polymer coating can be used, which improve corrosion resistance and have aesthetic benefits. The best choice depends on the specific requirements of your project.
What threaded pins to buy in 2024?
To select threaded pins, determine the size and type of thread, select the appropriate material, taking into account the requirements for strength and corrosion resistance. Choosing the right threaded stud depends on the specific requirements of your project.
What are the prices of threaded pins in Dinmark?
The prices of threaded studs can vary significantly depending on several factors, such as size, material, quality, strength class, coating. In general, larger stud sizes or high strength studs may be more expensive.