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DIN 912 M8

Socket head cap screw,hex drive

Equivalent to ISO 4762 M8
  • Thread M8 × 1.25
  • Hex key 6 mm
  • Tap drill Ø 6.8 mm

Dimensions and tolerances (mm)

DIN 912 screw side view with the socket drawn dashed, showing d, P, dk, k, l and the socket depth tDIN 912 screw side view with the socket drawn dashed, showing d, P, dk, k, l and the socket depth t
Side view
DIN 912 screw seen from the head, with the socket size sDIN 912 screw seen from the head, with the socket size s
Head view
minnom.max
d
dk
k
s
t

Values per ISO 4762:2004.

In bold: the value shown in the table on the standard page.

Work out the screw length you needOpens the bolted joint configurator with ISO 4762 M8 chosen.

Design and assembly (mm)

Tap drillDIN 336, coarse thread
Ø 6.8
Clearance holeISO 273, dh by fit
close Ø 8.4normal Ø 9.0loose Ø 10.0
Counterbore (DIN 974-1)
Under the headØ d1t1
Ø 15.08.6
Ø 16.010.4
Ø 18.010.4

Mechanical properties

Friction µ

Preload and torque for: medium clearance hole (ISO 273), tightening to ν = 90 % of yield, coarse thread, µG = µK = 0.14.

Property classLoads, ISO 898-1Tightening, VDI 2230Calculator
ProofkNBreakkNPreloadkNTorqueN·m
Steel 8.821.229.318.127.7Calculate torque
Steel 10.930.438.126.640.8Calculate torque
Steel 12.9usual35.544.731.247.7Calculate torque
Stainless A2-7016.5*25.612.719.5Calculate torque
Stainless A4-8022.0*29.317.026.0Calculate torque

* Stainless: load at yield (Rp0.2 × As); ISO 3506-1 gives no proof load.

Stainless steel: the real friction is higher and scatters widely, so the torque shown is only a starting point; type your own µ in the box.

Stress area As
36.6 mm²
Shank area A
50.3 mm²

Standard threads (mm)

Pd₂d₃
M8Coarse (most common)1.257.1886.466
M8 × 1Fine1.007.3506.773

Profile per ISO 68-1 · tolerance class 6g

Standard lengths (mm)

Length l measured from under the head.

1216202530354045505560657080

Screws up to about 28 mm are fully threaded.Longer ones are threaded for b = 28 mm.

Partly verified data

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References

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