M14 High cap nuts DIN1587 zinc-plated 100 pcs.
High cap nuts M14 DIN 1587, zinc-plated steel, catalogue class 6. Thread pitch 2 mm, tolerance 6H; nominal height 25 mm, spanner 22 mm. Price for 100 pcs. The catalogue mass of this exact full pack is 3,9 kg. M14 is a size not recommended in the DIN 1587 catalogue table.

High cap nuts M14 DIN 1587 — zinc-plated, 100 pcs.
Nuts with a hexagonal spanner portion and a high closed cap. The threaded hole is blind. The cap covers the mating screw end if its protruding length is selected appropriately.
Technical specifications
- Dimensional reference: DIN 1587
- Catalogue association: PN 82181
- Nut type: High hexagon cap nut
- Nut construction: Closed cap; blind threaded hole
- Female thread d: M14
- Thread pitch P: 2 mm
- Thread tolerance: 6H
- Thread standard according to the catalogue: DIN 13-15
- Overall height h — nominal and maximum: 25 mm
- Height h — table minimum for product grade B: 24,16 mm (table value for product grade B; does not specify the batch product grade)
- Hexagon portion height m — maximum: 11 mm
- Hexagon portion height m — minimum: 10,3 mm
- Cap closure thickness w — minimum: 4 mm
- Width across flats s: 22 mm
- Material: Steel
- Property class: 6 (catalogue variant designation)
- Mechanical properties standard: DIN EN 20898-2 / DIN EN 20898-6 (catalogue references)
- Coating: Zinc plating (catalogue designation oc.B)
- Coating standard according to the catalogue: ISO 4042
- General requirements according to the catalogue: DIN ISO 8992
- Tolerance standard according to the catalogue: DIN ISO 4759-1
- Quantity per pack: 100 pcs.
- Sales unit: pack
- Catalogue mass of the full pack: 3,9 kg
- Scope of dimensional reference: M14 — size not recommended in the DIN 1587 catalogue table
Class 6 and coating oc.B designate the indicated variant. The stated standard references and dimensions are catalogue information, without declaring test results for the specific batch.

Material and design
Zinc-plated steel, catalogue property class 6. The coating has the catalogue designation oc.B. The hexagonal portion allows tightening with a 22 mm spanner. The closed cap does not make this a self-locking nut or declare a sealed joint.

Diagram dimensions and references:
d — female thread M14; pitch P = 2 mm, tolerance 6H.
h — overall height: nominal and maximum 25 mm. The table for product grade B states a minimum of 24,16 mm; this value does not specify the product grade of the offered batch.
m — hexagon portion height: from 10,3 to 11 mm.
w — minimum cap closure thickness: 4 mm.
s — spanner size: 22 mm.
The catalogue diagram shows a half-section and axial view of the closed cap. It contains only lines and dimensional references; it is not production documentation.
Scope of delivery and selection
The price includes 100 high cap nuts M14 DIN 1587 zinc-plated. The catalogue mass of this exact full pack is 3,9 kg. The product and neutral carton graphics illustrate the family; the number of items in the picture does not specify delivery quantity.
The mating thread must be M14 with 2 mm pitch. Select the protruding screw length for the actual hole depth so the screw end does not bottom against the closure before the joint is properly clamped. Height h is not usable thread depth.
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces does the price include?
100 nuts M14 DIN 1587 zinc-plated.
What thread does the nut have?
Female thread M14 with coarse pitch 2 mm and tolerance 6H.
What is the height and spanner size?
Overall height h is nominally 25 mm, hexagon portion m is 10,3–11 mm, and spanner size s is 22 mm.
Does the screw pass through the cap?
No. The hole is blind and the cap closed. Select the protruding screw end length for the actual hole depth; do not equate it with the entire nut height.
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Sales unitpack
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MaterialSteel
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CoatingZinc coating (catalogue designation oc.B)
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Quantity per pack100 pcs
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Wrench size s22 mm
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Thread pitch P2 mm
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Thread tolerance6H
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Internal thread dM14
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Catalogue mass of full pack3,9 kg
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Nut typeHexagon cap nut, tall type
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Dimensional referenceDIN 1587
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Mechanical property class6 (catalogue variant designation)
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Mechanical properties standardDIN EN 20898-2 / DIN EN 20898-6 (catalogue references)
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Catalogue linkPN 82181
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Nut designClosed cap; blind threaded hole
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Thread standard according to catalogueDIN 13-15
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Overall height h — nominal and maximum25 mm
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Height h — table minimum for class B24,16 mm (table value for grade B; does not establish the product grade of the batch)
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Hexagonal section height m — maximum11 mm
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Hexagonal section height m — minimum10,3 mm
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Cap end thickness w — minimum4 mm
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General requirements according to catalogueDIN ISO 8992
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Tolerance standard according to catalogueDIN ISO 4759-1
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Coating standard according to catalogueISO 4042
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Dimensional reference rangeM14 — dimension not recommended in catalogue table DIN 1587
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