M8 Self-locking flange nuts DIN6927 class 10 zinc flake 250 pcs.
One-piece self-locking flange nuts M8 DIN6927, class 10 steel, zinc flake. All-metal, without plastic insert, smooth flange. Parameters: thread M8 with pitch 1,25 mm, tolerance 6H; spanner size s = 13 mm; dc max. 17,9 mm; h max. 9,4 mm; m min. 7,6 mm. Price for 250 pieces. Catalogue mass of full pack 1,9 kg.

Self-locking flange nuts M8 DIN6927
One-piece all-metal hexagon nut with an integral flange. The self-locking function is provided in the metal threaded part; the nut has no polyamide insert. The underside bearing surface of the flange is smooth, without serrations.
Technical parameters
- Dimensional reference: DIN 6927
- Catalogue references: ISO 7044; ISO 12126
- Nut type: One-piece self-locking flange nut
- Locking design: All-metal, without plastic insert
- Flange surface: Smooth
- Internal thread d: M8
- Thread pitch P: 1,25 mm
- Thread tolerance: 6H
- Overall height h: max. 9,4 mm
- Height m: min. 7,6 mm
- Flange diameter dc: max. 17,9 mm
- Spanner size s: 13 mm
- Property class: 10
- Mechanical properties standard: ISO 898-2; DIN 267-23 (catalogue requirements)
- Product grade: A (ISO 4759-1)
- Material: Steel
- Coating: Zinc flake
- Quantity in pack: 250 pcs.
- Sales unit: pack
- Catalogue mass of full pack: 1,9 kg
h is the overall height, while m is a separate height dimension shown in the diagram. The maximum for h and dc and the minimum for m have been retained. ISO7044/ISO12126 references and requirement standards are stated according to the catalogue sheet; they do not declare that all standard requirements are identical or report a test result for a specific batch.

Material, coating and selection
Class 10 steel, zinc flake. Class 10 refers to the nut. Selection of the screw, tightening torque and operating conditions should take the entire joint into account.

Dimensions and diagram references:
d — thread M8, P = 1,25 mm, tolerance 6H;
h — overall height max. 9,4 mm;
m — height indicated in drawing min. 7,6 mm;
dc — flange diameter max. 17,9 mm;
s — spanner size 13 mm.
Our own diagram shows catalogue geometry and dimensional references, not production documentation. Product and carton illustrations are indicative and represent the product family; exact quantities and values are defined by the offer parameters.
Scope of supply
The price includes 250 pcs. of nuts M8 DIN6927 class 10, zinc flake.
The catalogue mass of this exact full pack is 1,9 kg. It applies to the whole pack, not a single nut.
The number of pieces visible in front of the carton does not determine the quantity supplied.
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces does the price include?
250 pcs. of nuts M8.
Does the nut have a plastic insert?
No. This is a one-piece all-metal variant.
Is the underside of the flange serrated?
No. The underside bearing surface is smooth.
What spanner size and thread does this variant have?
Spanner size 13 mm; thread M8 with pitch 1,25 mm and tolerance 6H.
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Sales unitpack
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MaterialSteel
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CoatingZinc-flake coating
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Quantity per pack250 pcs
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Wrench size s13 mm
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Thread pitch P1,25 mm
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Thread tolerance6H
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Internal thread dM8
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Catalogue mass of full pack1,9 kg
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Nut typeOne-piece self-locking flange type
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Overall height hmax. 9,4 mm
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Dimensional referenceDIN 6927
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Flange surfaceSmooth
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Flange diameter dcmax. 17,9 mm
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Height mmin. 7,6 mm
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Mechanical property class10
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Manufacturing accuracy classA (ISO 4759-1)
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Catalogue linksISO 7044; ISO 12126
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Retention designAll-metal, without plastic insert
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Mechanical properties standardISO 898-2; DIN 267-23 (catalogue requirements)
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– When working in dusty surroundings or in the presence of fumes, wear a filtering mask or an appropriate respirator.
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– Keep the workstation free of flammable materials (e.g. paper, fabrics and chemicals).
– Keep a serviceable fire extinguisher close at hand and know how to use it.
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