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Hexagon head wood screw DIN 571, 5 x 60 mm, across flats 8 mm, stainless steel A2

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This hexagon head wood screw joins timber and wood-based panels to fittings and components under load. A key figure is an across flats size of 8 mm. Size 5 x 60 mm, material stainless steel A2.

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Item FL-244965
Manufacturer no. 571-5X60 ES
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Description

As a hexagon head wood screw the article joins timber and wood-based panels to fittings and components under load. The data sheet gives an across flats size of 8 mm. Material stainless steel A2 is listed for this version.

Benefits

  • Thread diameter 5 mm and length 60 mm to DIN 571.
  • Hexagon head with 8 mm across flats for tightening with a socket or a wrench.
  • Head height 3.5 mm to DIN 571.
  • Material stainless steel A2 as per the data sheet.
  • Wood thread over the full length of 60 mm for high withdrawal values.

Applications

In timber construction the screw of 5 mm thread diameter fixes joist hangers, angle brackets and fittings.

Standards and conformity

Thread diameter 5 mm, length 60 mm and across flats 8 mm follow DIN 571.

Technical data

Materialstainless steel A2
Thread diameter D [mm]5
Length L [mm]60
Head height K [mm]3.5
Across flats S [mm]8
Weight0.007500
ManufacturerFluidics equipment
Hersteller-Nr571-5X60 ES
EAN4050571145309
Zolltarifnummer73181900
GPSR HerstellerdatenA1-ESD equipment GmbH. Keldersstr. 15, DE-42697 Solingen, www.esd.equipment
ArtikelzustandNew
Artikel-AuthentizitätOriginal product
MaterialEdelstahl A2
NormDIN 571

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