Robust fastening for automotive applications

The stainless steel A2 hexagon set screw DIN 933 M20x60 offers a reliable solution for various fastening needs in the automotive sector. Thanks to its full thread and hexagon head, this bolt is easy to install and suitable for a wide range of applications.

High-quality material composition

This set screw is made from stainless steel type A2, also known as AISI 304. This material is renowned for its excellent corrosion resistance under normal atmospheric conditions and in humid environments. This makes the bolt ideal for use in cars exposed to changing weather conditions.

Precise dimensions and specifications

• Diameter (d): M20
• Length (l): 60 mm
• Head height (k): 12.5 mm
• Width across flats (s): 30 mm
• Thread pitch (P): 2.5 mm

These specifications ensure a strong and secure fastening in various applications.

Application possibilities in the automotive sector

The stainless steel A2 hexagon set screw DIN 933 M20x60 is suitable for:

• Fastening engine components
• Mounting bodywork components
• Installing exhaust systems
• General repair and maintenance work

Thanks to its corrosion resistance and strength class of 70, this bolt is a reliable choice for long-term use in cars.

Compatibility with nuts and washers

For optimal fastening, it is recommended to combine this set screw with matching stainless steel A2 nuts and washers. This ensures a uniform material composition and prevents galvanic corrosion, which benefits the lifespan of the fastening.

Standards and quality guarantee

This set screw complies with the following standards:

• DIN 933: German standard for hexagon set screws with full thread
• ISO 4017: International standard for hexagon set screws with full thread

By meeting these standards, you are assured of a product that meets high quality and performance requirements.

Maintenance and storage

To maintain the quality and performance of the stainless steel A2 hexagon set screw, it is important to store it in a dry place and avoid contact with aggressive chemicals. Regular inspection for wear or damage is recommended to ensure the safety and reliability of the fastening.