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Hexagon head wood screw DIN 571, 8 x 120 mm, across flats 13 mm, stainless steel A2

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Built to DIN 571, the hexagon head wood screw joins timber and wood-based panels to fittings and components under load. What counts here is an across flats size of 13 mm. Material stainless steel A2, size 8 x 120 mm.

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Item FL-244992
Manufacturer no. 571-8X120 ES
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Description

The hexagon head wood screw joins timber and wood-based panels to fittings and components under load. The article is made of stainless steel A2. The data give thread diameter 8 mm and 120 mm length.

Benefits

  • Thread diameter 8 mm and length 120 mm to DIN 571.
  • Hexagon head with 13 mm across flats for tightening with a socket or a wrench.
  • Head height 5.5 mm to DIN 571.
  • Material stainless steel A2 as per the data sheet.
  • Wood thread over the full length of 120 mm for high withdrawal values.

Applications

In interior work the 120 mm long screw reaches deep into the substrate and takes up tensile and shear loads.

Standards and conformity

Head shape and dimensions of this size comply with DIN 571.

Technical data

Materialstainless steel A2
Thread diameter D [mm]8
Length L [mm]120
Head height K [mm]5.5
Across flats S [mm]13
Weight0.038000
ManufacturerFluidics equipment
Hersteller-Nr571-8X120 ES
EAN4050571145507
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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