High-quality stainless steel A2 hexagon set screws

These hexagon set screws are made from A2 type stainless steel, also known as AISI 304. This material offers excellent corrosion resistance under normal atmospheric conditions and in humid environments. This makes them ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Specifications and dimensions

• Diameter (d): M6
• Length (l): 12 mm
• Head height (k): 4 mm
• Wrench size (s): 10 mm
• Thread direction: Right
• Thread type: Metric thread with a pitch of 1.0 mm

Standards and strength class

These set screws comply with DIN 933 and ISO 4017 standards, ensuring consistent quality and sizing. They have a strength class of 70, which corresponds to a tensile strength of 700 N/mm². This makes them suitable for applications where a strong and reliable connection is required.

Applications in the automotive sector

In the automotive sector, these M6x12 hexagon set screws are often used for:

• Fastening body parts
• Assembly of engine components
• Installation of interior parts

Thanks to their stainless steel composition, they are particularly suitable for applications where exposure to moisture and other corrosive elements occurs.

Advantages of A2 stainless steel material

• Corrosion resistance: Resistant to rust and oxidation in various environments.
• Durability: Long lifespan, even under harsh conditions.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications, both indoors and outdoors.

Packaging and availability

These hexagon set screws are supplied in sets of 20 pieces, which is convenient for both small and larger projects. They are available directly from stock, so you can quickly get started with your fastening work.

Compatibility with other fasteners

For optimal fastening, these set screws can be combined with matching M6 nuts and washers made of A2 stainless steel. This ensures uniform corrosion resistance and a reliable connection.

Important considerations when using

When assembling, it is important to use the correct tightening torque to prevent damage to the bolt or workpiece. Use a torque wrench for precise installation and regularly check the connections to ensure safety and reliability.