DIN 933 Hexagonal Bolt A2-70 - China Suppliers & Factory Direct Quality Grades 4.8 to 12.9 Available
Product introduction
introduction
The general thread diameter specification of DIN 933 bolts is M3-M64, and the common carbon steel performance grades are mainly 8.8 and 10.9. When d ≤ 39mm, stainless steel is usually A2-50/A2-70/A4-70/A4-80, which can refer to ISO 3506-1 or DIN 267-11.
The bolts of this standard are generally in metric (coarse thread) and fine thread, measured in millimeters (mm). The tolerance for DIN 933 coarse thread is 6g. Common coatings on the market include black coating, electroplating (blue white zinc, yellow colored zinc), and non electrolytic zinc powder coating (GEO). The tolerance fit before coating is mainly 6g/6H, and the tolerance band fit after galvanizing can be changed to 6h/6G. However, due to the influence of surface coating thickness after coating, when testing threads with corresponding tolerance gauges, there may be situations where they cannot fit. At this time, nut installation testing with matching specifications can be carried out.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A1: The general thread diameter specification for DIN 933 bolts ranges from M3 to M64.
A2: For carbon steel, the common performance grades are mainly 8.8 and 10.9. For stainless steel (when d ≤ 39mm), the common grades are typically A2-50, A2-70, A4-70, and A4-80, referring to standards like ISO 3506-1 or DIN 267-11.
A3: Common coatings available on the market include black coating, electroplating (blue white zinc, yellow colored zinc), and non-electrolytic zinc powder coating (GEO).
A4: The thickness of the surface coating can affect the thread size. While the tolerance fit before coating is 6g/6H, it may change to 6h/6G after galvanizing. If standard gauges do not fit, you can perform a nut installation test with matching specifications instead.
A5: DIN 933 bolts are widely used in mechanical manufacturing, construction engineering, the automotive industry, electronic devices, petrochemicals, shipbuilding, aerospace, energy fields, and pump/valve manufacturing.



















