M6 hexagon nuts DIN 934 class |8| hot-dip galvanised 6H 100 pcs.
M6 DIN 934 nuts, class |8| steel according to DIN 267-4, hot-dip galvanised. M6×1 thread, tolerance 6H, for a component with 6az thread before galvanising. Width across flats 10 mm, catalogue height 5 mm. Price for 100 pcs. Mass without carton 0,225 kg.

Hexagon nuts M6 DIN 934 — hot-dip galvanised, 100 pcs.
Steel hexagon nuts with through, right-hand coarse metric M6×1 female thread. Isometric design with thread tolerance 6H, hot-dip galvanised surface.
Technical parameters
- Product type: Regular hexagon nut
- Standard: DIN 934
- Material: Steel
- Property class: |8|
- Mechanical properties — reference: DIN 267-4
- Surface: Hot-dip galvanised (tZn)
- Thread diameter: M6
- Thread pitch: 1 mm
- Thread type: Metric coarse
- Thread direction: Right-hand
- Thread tolerance: 6H
- Mating thread: 6az before galvanising
- Nut height m: 5 mm — catalogue value
- Spanner size s: 10 mm — catalogue value
- Quantity in pack: 100 pcs.
- Sales unit: pack
- Pack mass without carton: 0,225 kg

Class and thread selection
Designation |8| refers to the requirements of DIN 267-4. It does not confirm class 8 according to ISO 898-2 or bolt class 8.8. Consider the applicable standard and load requirements when selecting the connection.
The 6H nut is intended to mate with an externally threaded component having tolerance 6az before hot-dip galvanising. The nut thread is cut after galvanising. Zinc on the correctly selected mating component protects the threaded connection. The 6H design must not be equated with an oversize 6AZ nut.

Diagram dimensions and references
d — nominal metric M6 thread, tolerance 6H.
P — thread pitch: 1 mm.
m — catalogue nut height: 5 mm.
s — nominal catalogue width across flats: 10 mm.
The diagram shows dimension lines and labels d, m, s. Photorealistic graphics illustrate the product family. The number of nuts shown does not define the pack contents.
Scope of supply
The price is for one pack containing 100 pcs. of M6 DIN 934 class |8| nuts, hot-dip galvanised, 6H thread. The pack contents have a mass of 0,225 kg, excluding the carton.
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces does the price include?
The price covers one pack containing 100 nuts.
What thread does the nut have?
Right-hand coarse metric M6×1 thread with tolerance 6H. Select a mating component with a 6az thread before galvanising.
Which spanner fits the nut?
The nominal catalogue dimension s is 10 mm and height m is 5 mm.
What does class |8| mean?
This is the mechanical property designation according to DIN 267-4. It must not be equated with class 8 according to ISO 898-2.
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StandardDIN 934
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Sales unitpack
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MaterialSteel
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Thread typeMetric coarse
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Thread directionRight-hand
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Quantity per pack100 pcs
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Thread pitch1 mm
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Wrench size s10 mm — catalogue value
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Product typeStandard hexagon nut
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Thread tolerance6H
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Thread diameterM6
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Mechanical property class|8|
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Mechanical properties — referenceDIN 267-4
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SurfaceHot-dip zinc coating (tZn)
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Nut height m5 mm — catalogue value
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Mating thread6az before zinc coating
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Pack mass without carton0,225 kg
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