Unifix Grade 10.9 HT Hexagon Setscrews - M16 X 80 - Grey

The Unifix Grade 10.9 High Tensile Hexagon Setscrews are designed for high tensile applications, e...

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The Unifix Grade 10.9 High Tensile Hexagon Setscrews are engineered for construction and mechanical professionals who require maximum load-bearing capability and fastening reliability. These fasteners provide exceptional structural integrity for heavy-duty engineering projects, though users must ensure correct thread sizing and torque application to avoid material stress.

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ColourGrey
Model Part NumberM16 X 80
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does Grade 10.9 mean?

Grade 10.9 refers to the material strength properties, indicating a tensile strength of 1000 MPa and a yield strength of 900 MPa.

Can these be used outdoors?

While the finish offers some protection, they are primarily for structural engineering. For marine or highly corrosive environments, stainless steel may be a better alternative.

Are these bolts fully threaded?

Yes, as setscrews manufactured to DIN 933, they are fully threaded from the base of the head to the tip.

What tools do I need to install these?

You will need a standard spanner or socket wrench corresponding to the specific hexagon head size of the bolt.

Can I reuse these bolts?

It is generally recommended to replace high tensile bolts after they have been tightened to their yield point in critical structural applications.

Troubleshooting

Bolt is difficult to screw into a tapped hole

Check for debris in the threads or ensure the hole is correctly tapped to the required pitch and diameter.

Head rounded during tightening

Verify that the socket or wrench size is exact. Replace the bolt and use a high-quality, non-worn tool.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High tensile strength suitable for heavy-duty structural use
  • Easy to install with standard hand or power tools
  • Uniform quality control under DIN 933 standards
  • Highly reliable for critical fastening applications

Cons

  • Requires precise sizing, non-compatible with other thread standards
  • Heavier than standard low-carbon fasteners
  • May require surface preparation in specific corrosive environments

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For proper installation, use a compatible hex wrench or socket that fits the head profile perfectly to prevent rounding. When working with high tensile bolts, it is advisable to use a calibrated torque wrench to achieve the manufacturer's specified clamping force for your specific joint. Keep the threads lightly lubricated with machine oil if the environment is prone to humidity, and store in a dry, organized container to prevent thread damage. Ensure the bolt length is appropriate; for best results, allow for at least 1.5 times the bolt diameter of engagement in the tapped material.

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