Threaded rod M33 × 1000 mm DIN 976 class 4.8 ZINC-PLATED 1 pc.
Threaded rod M33 × 1000 mm DIN 976 - class 4.8, zinc-plated
M33 threaded rod of 1000 mm in length, manufactured in accordance with DIN 976. The metric thread runs along the full rod length. The product is made of steel in property class 4.8 and the surface is protected by electroplated zinc.
Key features
- thread diameter: M33;
- length: 1000 mm;
- standard: DIN 976;
- property class: 4.8;
- material: steel;
- surface protection: electroplated zinc;
- fully threaded;
- quantity sold: 1 pc..
Property class 4.8
The designation 4.8 specifies the mechanical property class of the steel fastener. Before use, select the rod for the required load and operating conditions.
Electroplated zinc
The zinc layer protects the steel surface against corrosion during normal use and storage in dry conditions and provides a uniform metallic finish.
Applications
The rod can be used for assembly connections, fixings, suspensions and workshop structures using an M33 metric thread. Product selection should account for the required load and operating conditions.
Offer contents
One M33 threaded rod of 1000 mm in length.
1. Eye protection:
– Always wear safety goggles or a face shield to protect your eyes from sparks, particles and metal fragments.
2. Hearing protection:
– When working in a noisy environment, use ear defenders or earplugs to prevent hearing damage.
3. Respiratory protection:
– When working in dusty surroundings or in the presence of fumes, wear a filtering mask or an appropriate respirator.
– Ensure proper ventilation of the workstation.
4. Hand and skin safety:
– Use protective gloves that protect against mechanical injuries and chemicals.
– Where necessary, use protective creams to prevent irritation and dry skin.
5. Work clothing:
– Work in protective clothing resistant to sparks and splashes.
– Avoid loose clothing, jewellery and loose hair near machinery.
6. Fire risk:
– 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.
7. Electrical hazards:
– Check the condition of cables and electrical equipment before use.
– Do not use electrical devices in damp conditions.
– Disconnect equipment from the power supply during maintenance or repairs.
8. Use of machinery and tools:
– Regularly inspect the technical condition of machines and tools.
– Use equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
– Blades and tools should be maintained regularly and kept in good condition.
– Machines should be fitted with appropriate guards and protective devices.
9. Handling materials:
– Use handling equipment to move heavy components.
– Lift and carry using ergonomic practices to avoid injury.
10. Working with chemicals:
– Store chemicals in labelled, safe containers.
– Use substances in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and occupational health and safety rules.
– Ensure air circulation when using chemicals.
Other important rules:
– Keep the workstation clean and tidy.
– Ensure adequate lighting in the working area.
– Provide occupational health and safety training.
– Carry out regular safety audits and comply with current regulations.

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