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Countersunk screw with hexagon socket head ISO 10642, steel, strength class 8.8, zinc-nickel-plated, silver (ZNSHL)
Countersunk screw with hexagon socket head ISO 10642, steel, strength class 8.8, zinc-nickel-plated, silver (ZNSHL) - 1
Countersunk screw with hexagon socket head ISO 10642, steel, strength class 8.8, zinc-nickel-plated, silver (ZNSHL) - 2

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Countersunk screw with hexagon socket head ISO 10642, steel, strength class 8.8, zinc-nickel-plated, silver (ZNSHL)

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Fasteners with a zinc-plated chromium (VI)-free zinc-nickel silver coating (ZNSHL) are suitable for applications with a high risk of corrosion. The coating comprises a zinc-nickel alloy layer and a sealing coat (top coat with integrated lubricating particles).



Corrosion resistance:



  • Diameter ≥ M2 – 360h*

  • Diameter ≥ M4 – 600h*

  • Diameter ≥ M10 – 720h*


  • *No base metal corrosion at points without thread in salt spray mist testing according to DIN EN ISO 9227 NSS


Overview of advantages:



  • Corrosion resistance of up to 720 hrs to base metal corrosion in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9227 NSS

  • Chromium(VI)-free

  • Adjusted friction coefficient range of 0.09 μ–0.14 μ due to top coat with integrated lubricating particles

  • Thermal capacity up to 120°C

  • Even coat distribution

  • Functional and decorative
Notice

ISO 10642 replaces DIN 7991 | There is some limited similarity (some head heights and head diameters have been changed | nominal Ø M18, M22, M24 are omitted | Stainless steels removed | strength classes 10.9 and 12.9 added).



These screws can only be subjected to limited loads due to their head geometry, see DIN EN ISO 898-1