M6x55 ISO 14581 Torx T30 A2-70 screws - 200 pcs.
M6x55 ISO 14581 screws with flat countersunk head and Torx T30 drive, stainless steel A2-70. Metric thread M6 with 1 mm pitch. Pack of 200 pieces; catalogue weight for the quantity 2,098 kg. Lead time: 7-14 days.

M6x55 ISO 14581 Torx T30 A2-70 screws
Machine screws with a flat countersunk head, a conical underside and a hexalobular Torx T30 drive. Made of stainless steel A2, property class 70. Intended for connections with a matching M6 metric thread.
Dimensions and design
Overall length L = 55 mm includes the head. Maximum head diameter dk is 11,3 mm and maximum head height k is 3,3 mm. The M6 thread has a pitch of 1 mm. For this length, the data sheet states a minimum thread length of 28 mm. A full thread is guaranteed for lengths L up to 35 mm.

Technical specifications
| Standard | ISO 14581 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel A2 |
| Property class | 70 |
| Thread size | M6 |
| Overall length l [mm] | 55 |
| Head type | Flat countersunk head |
| Drive | Torx T30 |
| Thread type | Metric |
| Thread specification | Minimum thread length 28 mm |
| Thread pitch [mm] | 1 |
| Maximum head diameter dk [mm] | 11,3 |
| Maximum head height k [mm] | 3,3 |
| Head angle [°] | 90 |
| DIN reference | Approximate DIN 965 |
| Number of pieces per pack | 200 |
| Catalogue weight for the quantity [kg] | 2,098 |
| EAN | 8715494281492 |
| Code | 51305.060.055 |

Thread diameter d = M6.
Overall length L = 55 mm.
Maximum head diameter dk = 11,3 mm.
Maximum head height k = 3,3 mm.
Head cone angle = 90°.
Scope of delivery and weight
The price covers one pack of 200 M6x55 screws. The catalogue weight of this quantity is 2,098 kg, based on 10,49 g/pc. x 200 pieces, rounded to the nearest gram. This is the catalogue weight of the screws; it does not include a confirmed carton weight. The graphics are original illustrative images of the family and a neutral depiction of the packaging. Dimensions of the specific variant are stated in the specifications. The thread and drive are shown schematically; the diagram is not a manufacturing drawing.
Frequently asked questions
How many screws does the stated price cover?
One pack of 200 M6x55 ISO 14581 screws.
Which tool fits the drive?
Torx T30 bit for the hexalobular drive.
How is the 55 mm length measured?
The overall length is measured including the flat countersunk head.
What is the lead time?
The lead time is 7-14 days.
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StandardISO 14581
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Number of pieces per pack200
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MaterialA2 stainless steel
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Thread typeMetric
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Thread pitch [mm]1
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Strength class70
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Overall length l [mm]55
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Head typeFlat countersunk
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Reference DINApproximate DIN 965
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Head diameter dk max. [mm]11,3
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Head height k max. [mm]3,3
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Head angle [°]90
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EAN8715494281492
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Thread designThread length min. 28 mm
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Thread sizeM6
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DriveTorx T30
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Catalogue mass of quantity [kg]2,098
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Reference51305.060.055
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