Fasteners include bolts, screws, nuts, and washers used in mechanical assemblies. Learn about their dimensions, materials, and standard specifications.
DIN 2337/3 defines cylindrical pins, which are precision-engineered components used for positioning, alignment, and fastening in mechanical assemblies. These pins feature a solid, cylindrical shape with high dimensional accuracy, making them ideal for applications requiring precise component alignment and secure connections. Commonly used in automotive, aerospace, machinery, and tool manufacturing, DIN 2337/3 pins ensure reliable, … Read more
DIN 7331 specifies countersunk head semi-tubular rivets, designed for flush fastening applications where a smooth and flat surface finish is required after installation. These rivets feature a semi-tubular shank, which reduces installation force while maintaining strong mechanical properties. Widely used in automotive, aerospace, electronics, and furniture manufacturing, DIN 7331 rivets provide secure and durable connections … Read more
DIN 6792 specifies semi-tubular rivets with a domed head, commonly used for fastening applications where a lightweight, secure, and durable joint is required. Unlike solid rivets, semi-tubular rivets have a partially hollow shank, allowing for easier installation with lower force while still providing strong mechanical connections. These rivets are widely used in automotive, aerospace, electronics, … Read more
Blind rivets, also known as pop rivets, are essential fasteners used in applications where access to only one side of the material is possible. The DIN 7337 standard defines the specifications for blind rivets, including dimensions, materials, and mechanical properties. These rivets are commonly used in the automotive, aerospace, construction, and manufacturing industries due to … Read more
DIN 6340 defines plain washers designed for high-strength bolted connections, especially in precision engineering and mechanical applications. These washers are thicker and larger in diameter compared to standard washers, providing better load distribution and increased resistance to deformation. DIN 6340 washers are commonly used in applications where high-strength bolts, preloaded joints, and heavy-duty fastening are … Read more
