UDC 221.882.211 DEUTSCHE NORM September 1987 M1,6 to M52 hexagon head screws DIN threaded up to the head Product grades A and B 933 ‘Sechskantschrauben mit Gewinde bis Kopf: Gewinde M 1.5, This standard, together with bis M52; Produktklassen A und 6 DIN ISO 4017, Septembor 1987 edition, ‘supersedes the December 1969 edition This standard should be used together with ISO 4017. For details, see Explanatory notes. It is Intended to withdraw the present standard by 1 July 1992 at the latest |n keeping with current practice in standards published by the Intemational Orgenizatfon for Standardization (ISO), acomma hhas been used throughout as the decimal marker. Dimensions in mm 1 Field of application This standard specifies requirements for M 1,6to M2 hexagon head screws threaded upto the head, assigned to product grade A. for sizes up to M24 and lengths not exceeding 10 or 150mm, and to product grade B for sizes greater than M24 or lengths exceeding 10d or 180mm, The screws are designed similar to those specified in DIN 931 Part 1, but are threaded up to the head and have com- ‘mercial lengths up to and including 200 mm. 4, in special cases, screws are to comply with specifications other than those given in this standard, e.g. regarding property class, these shall be selected in accordance with the appropriate standards, 2 Dimensions DIN 78-K thraad end; 1540 39. {or thresd sizes not greater than M4, = also pormitted without chamtered end. maximum of 2P incomplete thread oe x Pama aterave sap ot aie Sq) ans +L NULL | sls a Bren diameter 4 Reference line for de = minimum wrenching height (0.7 & min) Continued on pages 2 to 9Paga2 OIN993 23) mx | 105 | 12 | 195 | 1s [ie | 21 | 24 a ‘ max. | 0.25 | 0,25 | 025 | 04 4 oa 05 | + Fe a a we | ae ae | a aaa A “ize | 158 | 188 | 226 [268 | 395 bro vee [ee | at [ase [ase | aes e ee a 18 | 228 Spee ee peer Prost gage Nominal - 8 ‘Mass (7,85 ka/dm*) for 1000 units, in kg, approximately 2 18 = = On - 7 476 = - 013 | 023 | 043 | 063 | o84 1,26 | 273 SSPES] ate | cas | ove | oar | co | ts ar | a4 771 = = O16 | 029 | 052 | 0.66 102 149 | 2.38 374 971 | - = 018 | 033 | 088 | O75 14 164 | 2,63 408 us ar | cae | tek ce | ae | io | ar |e 13.65 = = 039 | 07 092 1.38 1,95 312, 4,16 15.65, = = oa2 | o7e | 1 1S 2 337 Bit Tass = oes | va] 9s gat | aor 8 21,58 = = | os4 1.27 185 | 256 442 615 Bass T= toa | ta | aos | as | tao | ass 2788 = ae Pai weep 7 Be =e Se oe rm BE aoe | 54,4 535 | B21 ose a 2s eas 225 | oes Si as [ns] sae [0h wo [ fas mis tarDINGS3 Page 3 Table. (continued) Thread size m7 | a | wio By 7 _| 138 | 35, 2) ma [3 [375 | a8 wm} 078 [0.15 | 018 e oa 6 | 08 & ie 92) 112 R iis | 156 dy mn Product grace A iss ibs a 1438 | 180 e rnin Product grade 18 ee Wom 53_|_ 64 A 515 | 623 k Product grade * nec 545 | 658 > me 506 | 611 Es 554 | 668 E ry 354 | 428 r oN 4 [04 ‘ex = hominal size is (47, x 1273_| 1673 2657 5 ime, Product grade 5] 1257 | 1657 | ieee 26.15_| 29.16 7 Nominate Mass (7.85 kg/d) for 1000 a. approximately size | min | noe | in | ae @_ er | raf = = 6 a | am] sat - | - | sas| as | is2 jo 971 | ozo | — |} ess 42 [a3 | 1235 [— [=| eas (a t355 [ass [— [788 16/1565 [1635] -_ | - | 7s e2_| 108 (a) [1755 [1835 |= | =e aaa | 110 20 [1958 | a04z{— =|] as ar2 | 14 aay [a 58 | 20.42" =| 285 | 2 |_ 110 | 25 | 258 |_2542 =~}i0 968 | 24 a)_| 2758 | 2aaz |= [=] 107 100 | 129 30__[-2asa {soa [=| =| 113 sos _| 194 (Pas7 [aes Tass [Sas 12 | 145 40__[-395_[405_[- | -_| 198 120 | 185 a5) aes [55 | | - | 8 128_| 165 30_|495_| sos _[- | _- | wes 138 | 176 (ss) sea7 [si "5 145 | 16 eo 94 [os [=| =| ar +53_| 106 5 | 64 | e56 [|| 20 ter | 207 70 [7694798 [| 22 te | 217 5) [74a [758 225 sm_| zr — 80 | 794 | 806 27 tes | 208 (@5)_| 843 | 357 25 ies | 2a7 ‘90 | 605 | 807 262 202_| 268 (@5)_|943 | 957 215 210 | 268 100 |e” | 00,7 2ar 218 | 270 110 | 1093 | 1107 235_| S00 120 | 1183 | 1207 261 | 820 130 | 1292 | 1908 268 | 340 140__| 1992 | 1408 _ ze4_|_s61 450 | 1482 | 1508 300.88 160 | 1502 | 1608 316 : (79)_[ 1692 [1708 32 180 | i792 | res [176 [182 aa | 4a (190) _| 10906 | 9092 | 16771925 sea | 462 200 | 18808 | 20082 197.7 | 2023 seo_| ea For (and 9, see page 2.Page 4 pINeS3 Table, (continued) Thread size «mi22) | mize | (mar [ mao | cass) | mas | (a0) Py 35 4 re) 105 i2 [~ oz 08 © os 1 te Er aa fe nm Product grave = es e min Product grade me Nominal 187 k Product grade = 1828 8 19.12 & 128 z 1 no = nominal sie 4% 5 A | sai | asa3 | - = = = = inn Prosuct grado 5 Tat as [40 | | 4 | sae | see Product grade Jn kg, approximately Nominal a size | in | me |i |e 16 | 1565 | 1635 | - =| is (19) [17.65] 18.35, = 197 20 | 19558 | 20.42. = 443 (22) | 21.58 [9242 505 |e 269 25 | 2458 | 25.42 2605 | 155 280 2a) | 27.58 | 2042 2905 | 161 eo | | 30__| 29,58 | “30.42. 3105 | 168 310 35_| 945 | 355 181 are | 424 | sas | 670 40_| 995 | 405 193 sas_| aes | 572 | 714 45 [45 | 455 7206 ‘ass [472| 601 | 748 30 | 495 | 505 219 arr | 496 | 630 | 73 55 | 54¢ | 858 232 so7_|_sio | 650 | _ai7 60 | 600 | 608 244 416 | 543) 688 | ar 5 | eed | 68.8 287 aos | 56s | 717 | 86 70 | 69,4 | 708 208 454_| 590 | 746 | 910 s)_| 744 | 758 282. 47a [614775 | 960 60 808 295, 492 | 37 | 806 | 990 we5)_[ 643 | a57 508 si2_| 661 _s37_| 1020 ‘eo | 893 | 907 ‘21 sar [6385866 | 1060 we5)_|94.3 | 957 3 550 | 70s | ser | 1100 100 | 99,3 | 1007 348. seo_| 732 | 920 | 1140 110 [708.3 | 110.7 ‘a7 eos | 779) 978 | 1200 1z0_|"119,3 | 1207 307 esr | ear | 1040 | 1260 190 [1282 | 180, 424 eas_| era | 1080 | 1330 140 [199.2 | 140.8 468 yea | sat) 1160 | 1400 150 | 149.2 | 150, 762 969 | 1210 | 1470 ieo_ | 169.2 | 1608 2o1_| to10 | 1270 | 1540 (170) [16821708 ‘ase | 1060| 1330 | 1610 te0__[ 1792 [1608 | 178] 182 543, e7s | 1110 | 1390 | 1680 (190) [169.08 -|180.92 [1877 [1928] 679 sit | t1s0 | 140 | 1740 200 [199,08 [200.92 [197.7 [2023] 508, 947_| 1210 | 1500 | 1810 For ") and 3, see page 2,OINGS3 Page Table. (concluded) Thread size maz | (Mas) M48 (M52) Py a5 45 5 5 a’) ak 138 135 15 16 - om 03 cE 08 08 © nae 1 Ca 1 7 ae ee 486 526 86 de i. ear baa 742 e i 7695 26 28.25 ‘Nominal size 8 30 k vin 2758 | 2958 | nm 28.42 3042 388 @ a, 19a 208) 228 t in 12 42 16 16 — max = nominal size cy 70 75 80 s i ai Si 73 Tea 1 Product grade Mass (7,8Skg/dm®) for 1000 units, in kg, approximately B Nominal size | in ae 35 385 355 | 395 405 1090 1330 1590 ce ee 455 1130 1980 1650 5 | 496 505 1180 1430 1710) 2090 [se 558 1230 1490 170 2170 | 6 Ev 608 1270 1540 1830 2240 65 654 655 1810 1600 1880 2310 70 04 708) 1870 1650 1950 2390 7) 744 758 1410 1710 2010 2460 80 794 606 waco [760 2080 2540 (05) Bag 57 1500 1810 2140 2610 90 B98) s07 | __ 1550 1870 2200 2680 (95) _ 8a 957 1600 1920 2260 2760 100, 293 1007 1650 1980 2320 2830 wo | toa 1107, 1740 2030 2450 | 2970 20 1193) 1207, 1640 2180 2570 310 130, 1292, 1808 1930 2300 2680 | 9260 140 1392, 1408 2020 2410 2820 3410 160 1492. 1508 2120 2520 ~ 2940 3550 160 1592, 1608 2210 2830 3080 3700 (70), 1692 W708 2300 2740 3180 3880 160 1792, wos | 2400. 2850 aio | 4000 (130) 16908 | 1092 2500 2080 3430 4150 200) i908 | 20092 2590 3080 3560 4300 For !) and 9, see page 2 AS @ general rule, screws are manufactured in the sizes for which values of mass (guideline values) have bean givenPage 8 DINOS3, 3. Technical delivery conditions Weta Sea oe General eauvements 1 species ON 257 Pat Tosrance &3 Thread Sandor DIN TS Pore na 8, 2-10, 8.8, 5.6, 10.9 SMO na-70 10 12-50, W20.cto0 Property class (material) > s 4-50. eg. CU2, CUS racer! oe Properties ject to | sarap, subloct subject 6 > Mag: agreement. > M98: agreement. Senaors Diis0eeerent | oN257 Paani | ONZ67 Panve mu dowatons. proaeen 1 or products upto ae 24 ana 1210 or 0mm Lint deviations, Produc race efor podutsenceeing see WB or fs aor Dem) tolerances Standard ISO 4769 Part 1 oropary cae 88 andaovethermaty | ght bean cranny ieckonod ‘Surface finish DIN 267 Part 2 shall apply with regard to surface roughness, DIN 267 Part 19 shall apply with ogard to permissible eurtace discontinuities. DIN 267 Part 8 shall apply with regard to electroplating. DIN 267 Part 10 shall apply with regard to hot dip galvanizing, Acceptance inspection DIN 267 Part § shall apply with regard to acceptance inspection. 5) Whichever is shorter (see stepped line in the dimension table). 9) Only for screws without surface protection. 6 makes it possible for normal coating thicknesses to be applied in accordance with DIN 267 Part 9, he reference line not being exceeded, Depending on the coating thickness required, 2 larger fundamental deviation shail be selected than that for the g position. This might, however, impair the resistance to stripping of the bolt/nut assembly. 4 Designation Designation of an M12 hexagon head screw of nominal length, 20 mm, with the material assigned to property class 88: Hexagon head screw DIN 933 - M12x 80-88 If product grade A is required for sizes up to M 24 with lengths over 150 mm or with Lgreater than 10d, or for sizes above M24, this shall be indicated in the designation by adding ‘A’, e.. Hexagon head screw DIN 933 ~ M30 x 100-8.8-A, DIN 962 shall apply with regard to the designation of designs and types, with additional details to be given when ordering. DIN 6900 shall apply with regerd to the designation of designs with captive components, DIN 7500 Part 1 shall apply with regerd to the designation of designs with thread rolling properties ‘The DIN 4000-21 tabular layout of article characteristics shall apply to screws covered in this standard,DIN 933. Page 7 Appendix A Additional thread sizes for spare parts ‘The previous thread sizes M1,7, M2,9 and M2,6, which are not included in the international selection of screw threads for botts, screws and nuts, shall no ionger be used. In consideration of existing documents and of the demand for spare parts, they may, however, stil be ordered in accordance with DIN 933, December 1970 edition’). The table below shall apply with regard to the dimensions of bolts (DIN 13 Parts 1 and 18 applying with regard to screw threads) Thread size mag M23 M26 > ° 11 " & of 21 | ae 22 e in, 382 | 495 7 551 k _ ae 12, 16 18 r mm] on a ou s a9 as. 45 " 5 t Mass (7,85kg/dm*) fem for 1000 units, in ko, approximately 2 01125 3 o1ss | 0200 069 4 0,145 j 0310 0413 5 0.155 0340) oaas 6 o170 0360 oars m “| 0,185, 0,380 0513 8 0.195 aai0 054s 10 0.205 os70 603 12, - 0,285 0,620 0673 cay 0285 9570 0740 16 oats 620 ‘og08 (18) | 0.670 0873 7 20 0720 0933 (22) 100 26 - 1,09 5) Withdeawn in 1982.8) DINes3 Standards referred to DIN. 13 Part! ISO matric screw threads; 1mm to 68mm diamater coarse pitch threads; nominal sizes DIN 19 Part 12 {SO metric screw threads; coarse and fine pitch threads with dlametars from 1 te 300mm; selection for diameters and pitches DIN 19 Part 18 180 metric screw threads; fundamental deviations and tolerances for serew threads of 1mm diame and lacger DIN. 78 Thread ends and ends of projection of bolt ends for ISO metric threads in accordance with DIN 13 DIN 267 Part 1 Fasteners; technical delivery conditions; general requirements DIN 267 Pest 2 Fasteners; technical delivery conditions: finish and dimensional accuracy DIN 267 Part S Fasteners; technical delivery conditions; acceptance inspection DIN 267 PartS Fasteners; technical delivery conditions; electroplated components DIN 267 Part 10 Fasteners; technical delivery conditions; hot-dip galvanized components DIN 267 Part 11 Fasteners; technical delivery conditions, with addenda to ISO 3505; corrosion-resistant stainless steel ‘components DIN 267 Pert 18 Fasteners; technical delivery conditions; non-ferrous metal components DIN 267 Part 19 Fasteners; technical delivery conditions: surface discontinuities on bolts DIN 931 Part 1 M1,6 to M39 hexagon head bolts; product grades A and B DIN 962, Bolts, screws, studs and nuts; designations; types and finishes DIN 4000 Part 2 Tabular layout of article characteristics for bolts, ecrewe and nuts >IN 6900 Screw and washer assemblies DIN 7500 Part 1 ‘Thread rolling screws for ISO metric threads; dimensions, requirements, testing 'SO 998 Part 1 Mechanical properties of fasteners; bolts, screws and studs 180 4759 Part 1 Tolerances for fasteners; bolts, srews, and nuts with thread diameters >1,Gand < 150mm and product grades A, B and C Previous editions DIN Krk 144: 02.31; DIN Kr 55S: 09.95; DIN 893 Part 1: 07.26, 04.42, 12.62, 09,69; DIN 939 Pert 2: 07.26, 04.42: DIN 933: 12.67, 12.70, 12.83, Amendments The following amendments have been made to the December 1983 edition, a) Annote on the period of validity of this standard has been included, ) For sizes M10, M12, M14 and M22, the widths across flats as specified in ISO 272 have been deleted. ©) A reference line for the determination of the bearing face diameter, dy, has been included.Explanatory notes For more than 20 years efforte have been directed towards the achievement of the international interchangesbility of fasteners by preparing intemational standards for the product concemed. ISO Standards have now been pub- lished far the most Important types of fasteners (sae ISO Standards Handbook 18) However, international efforts only servea useful purpose it natlonal standards are adapted as far as possible to inter national standards, or, ideally, replaced by them. Current DIN Standerds elready agree in substance with the relevant 'SO Standards, but still differ in some respects, as for Instance in the widths across flats for hexagon products. The Federal Republic of Germany adopted International Standard ISO 272 on widths across fits as national stand- {ard DIN ISO 272 in October 1878. Nevertheless, widths across flats deviating from DIN ISO 272 are sill being used in Germany for nominal sizes M 10, M12, M14 and M22. The table below compares the previous widths across fats with the new ones specified for the four nominal sizes referred to. Thread size mio | Miz | m4 Previous width across fats, in mm. New width across fate as in ISO 272, te] te | a | oe w|i | a2 | a2 The manufacturers and users of hexagon praducts partie! pating in the work of the Normenausschul Mechanischa Verbindungselemente (Fasteners Standards Committee), together with representatives of the dealers in fasteners, have decided to introduce the new widths across flats in al relevant product standards. Since experience has shown, that the introduction of the new widths across flats has not been advanced by their inclusion in DIN Standards merely a8 preferred alternatives to the previous widths across flats, the following decisions have been reached to accolerate the changeover procedure. Supplementary to currant DIN Standards specifying the provious widths across flats, DIN ISO Standards dealing with the same products will, wherever ISO Standards are International Patent Classification F168 36/00 DIN 033 Page @ available, be published which, besides introducing a num- beer of ther minor amendments will specify the new widths across ats conforming to ISO 272.Inboth DIN and DIN [SO Standards attention will be drawn to the fact that the relevant ISO Standards are to be preferred and that the DIN Standard isto be replaced after a transition period of 5 yoars, Iino relevant ISO Standard is avaliable, the DIN Standard will contain a foreword stating that the previous width across flats specifications are to be withdrawn after a tran~ sition pesiod of § years and replaced by those specified in Iso 272, This sets a time limit for both manufacturer and user of hexagon products by which the changeover to the new ‘widths aotoss flats must be effected, The respansible com- rmittoo is of the opinion that it wll till be possible after this period to obtain fasteners complying with the superseded ‘specifications as spare parts, In some cases, the replacement ofthe previous OIN Stand ards by the relevant ISO Standards will have further con- sequences, besides the changeover to the new widths across flats, attontion being drawn to this ciceumstance in the national foreword of tha relavant DIN ISO Standards. These consequences result from the fact that the ISO Standards have not yet reached the same level of com= pleteness as the DIN Standards. Thus a number of nominal product specifications forfine piten threads are not found inthe ISO product standards. Further- mora, SO Standards on technical delivery conditions are stil inthe intial stages, so that specific requirements are still subject to separate agreement when ordering prod Ucts in accordance with ISO Standards, as they are not i- cluded in the designation for order purposes. Besides these consequences, which are of importance when applying the new ISO Standards, the amendment of the widths across flats also have a number of conse- ‘quences as regards the use of the new products which the {designer must take into consideration. Besides the amend- ced assembly sizes, this epplies above all to the different surface pressure for the bearing area of the nut or the heads of the bolts. These cificulties are discussed in Recommendation VOA 262+) published by the Verband der Automobilindustri o.¥. (German Automobile Manufacturers Association) *) Obtainable trom: Dokumentation Kraltlahrwesen e.V., Grénerstrabe 5, 0-7140 Ludwigsburg,