M16x70 Low head hexagon socket cap screw 8.8 uncoated DIN 7984 - 1 pcs.

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Screw M16x70 DIN 7984 with a low cylindrical head and hexagon socket, property class 8.8 steel uncoated. The pack contains 1 piece, the net weight of the set is 0,122 kg.
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M16x70 Low head hexagon socket cap screw 8.8 uncoated DIN 7984 - 1 pcs.

M16x70 Low head hexagon socket cap screw 8.8 uncoated DIN 7984 - 1 pcs.

Screw M16x70 with a low cylindrical head and hexagon socket. Made of property class 8.8 steel without a surface coating. The full metric thread allows the entire shank length to be used in assembly joints.

Key specifications

  • size: M16x70,
  • standard: DIN 7984,
  • property class: 8.8,
  • material: steel,
  • surface finish: uncoated,
  • head: low cylindrical head,
  • socket: hexagon socket, for a 10.0 mm key,
  • thread: metric coarse thread, full thread,
  • pieces per pack: 1.

M16x70 Low head hexagon socket cap screw 8.8 uncoated DIN 7984 - 1 pcs.

Dimensions

  • nominal thread diameter d: 16 mm,
  • head diameter dk: 24,0 mm,
  • head height k: 8,0 mm,
  • screw length l: 70 mm,
  • socket width s: 10,0 mm,
  • thread pitch P: 2,00 mm.

M16x70 Low head hexagon socket cap screw 8.8 uncoated DIN 7984 - 1 pcs.

Scope of delivery

One pack contains 1 M16x70 screws. Nuts and washers are not included.

Net weight of the set: 0,122 kg. This excludes the packaging.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    DIN7984-88-BLK-M16X70-1
  • Waga
    0,122 kg
  • In stock
    986 Items

  • Sales unit
    pcs

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