DIN standard for fastener

[nura37]

Hi there,

I looking for DIN standard handbook for fasteners product. Can anybody help me to give me reference for find this DIN standards.
Any input will be greatly appreciated.


Thanks.
NOOR A

 

[AlwaysConfused1]

This could possibly help. Let me know.

http://www.ittco.ir/en/images/stories/catalog/irantechnic-single.pdf

 

[boo1]

DIN Handbook 10 Fasteners 1 - Dimensional standards for bolts, screws and studs – National Standards
DIN Handbook 55 Fasteners 3 - Standards for technical delivery conditions for bolts, screws, nuts
DIN Handbook 140 Fasteners 4 - Basic and dimensional standards for nuts
DIN Handbook 193 Fasteners 5 - Basic standards
DIN Handbook 362 Fasteners 6 - Dimensional standards for bolts and screws – European Standards

 

[juergenwt]

Find all at Maryland Metrics:

https://mdmetric.com/tech/dinpix.htm

http://mdmetric.com/fastindx/indexmstr.htm

Just left clk the picture on the right. In the following page you will find all DIN for that product.
Just type the DIN Number in the search box on mdmetric home page.

 

[KENAT]

A word of caution, that may or may not be applicable.

I discovered several years ago that the heads of typical 'American' metric pan heads may be taller than rest of the world metric pan heads.

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[nura37]

i'm not familiar with this standard,usually i refer to JIS standard,for making a product i need reference.
and i dont know where i buy or download DIN standard.please share me if you have source

thanks a lot,

 

[MikeHalloran]

Start at Maryland Metrics, as already suggested.


Last time I looked, which was a long time ago, there wasn't a DIN standard for pan head screws, but there were standards for somewhat similar but not so tall 'cheese head' screws.

When the 'Merican car manufacturers started converting to metric, they did pretty much as they pleased, standardizing their own pan head screws with metric threads. ... which they could do, because they buy so many of them.




Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA

 

[nura37]

on Maryland Metrics only dimension,not explain a mechanical properties

 

[robyengIT]

http://www.DIN.de/en

NOTE : probably DIN standards about fasterners are superseded by EN Standards. You should know the DIN one so to check if is still ruling or not

 

[nura37]

noted and thanks,

 

[MintJulep]

You could buy the DIN handbooks references by boo here:

https://www.beuth.de/en/publication/fasteners-1/139239034

However, most (maybe even all) DIN fastener standards have been superseded by ISO fastener standards.

http://www.iso.org/iso/fasteners_vol1_toc.pdf