M6x16 low cylindrical-head hexagon socket screw stainless A2 DIN 6912 - 100 pcs.

M6x16 low cylindrical-head hexagon socket screw stainless A2 DIN 6912 - 100 pcs.
The screw M6x16 according to DIN 6912 has a low cylindrical head, an internal hexagon socket and a pilot bore on the socket axis. The compact design is suitable for joints with limited space above the head.
Surface information: stainless steel A2 without an additional coating. Corrosion resistance depends on the operating environment and the correct selection of grade for the application.
Key specifications
- size: M6x16,
- standard: DIN 6912,
- material: stainless steel A2,
- surface: without an additional coating,
- head type: low cylindrical head,
- socket: internal hexagon with pilot bore,
- thread: metric coarse thread, partial for this length,
- number of pieces per pack: 100.

Dimensions
- nominal thread diameter d: M6,
- thread pitch P: 1,0 mm,
- length beneath the head l: 16 mm,
- unthreaded section ls min.: 2.5 mm,
- distance to full thread lg max.: 5.5 mm,
- head diameter dk: 10 mm,
- head height k: 4 mm,
- socket size s: 5 mm,
- pilot bore diameter dh: 3,0 mm.
There is an unthreaded section beneath the head. The values ls and lg are given for this size.

Standard, marking and selection
DIN 6912 describes screws with a low cylindrical head, hexagon socket and pilot bore. The reduced-height head has a lower load capacity than the high head of a standard socket-head screw, so interchangeability must be assessed according to the requirements of the specific joint.
The material marking on the head takes the form A2; this is the designation for stainless steel A2.
Scope of delivery
One sales pack contains 100 screws M6x16. Nuts and washers are not included in the set.
Net weight of 100 screws: 0,450 kg. This value excludes packaging.
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