M6x25 low cylindrical-head hexagon socket screw stainless A2 DIN 6912 - 5 pcs.

M6x25 low cylindrical-head hexagon socket screw stainless A2 DIN 6912 - 5 pcs.
The screw M6x25 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: M6x25,
- 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: 5.

Dimensions
- nominal thread diameter d: M6,
- thread pitch P: 1,0 mm,
- length beneath the head l: 25 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 5 screws M6x25. Nuts and washers are not included in the set.
Net weight of 5 screws: 0,031 kg. This value excludes packaging.
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