Unifix Grade 10.9 HT Hexagon Bolts DIN 931 - M12 x 50 - Black

The Unifix Grade 10.9 High Tensile Hexagon Bolts are engineered for demanding high-strength applic...

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The Unifix Grade 10.9 High Tensile Hexagon Bolts are an ideal choice for professional engineers, construction contractors, and DIY enthusiasts who require high-strength fastening solutions for heavy-duty assembly. These bolts provide superior load-bearing capacity and resilience in critical structural applications, though users should note that the black finish is not corrosion-resistant and may require additional treatment or protective coatings when used in damp or outdoor environments.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberDIN 931
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does the 10.9 rating mean?

The '10' represents a tensile strength of 1000 MPa, and the '9' indicates that the yield strength is 90% of the tensile strength.

Are these bolts galvanized?

No, these bolts have a black finish and are not galvanized, meaning they offer no inherent corrosion resistance.

What tool size do I need for an M12 bolt?

A standard 19mm socket or spanner is required for the head of an M12 hexagonal bolt.

Can these be used in structural steelwork?

Yes, provided they meet the specific load requirements and regulations of your project's engineering plans.

Are these bolts fully threaded?

These bolts are manufactured to DIN 931, which signifies they are partially threaded, meaning there is a smooth shank section below the head.

Troubleshooting

Bolt is difficult to thread into the nut.

Verify that both components are M12 metric thread and check for debris or paint inside the nut.

Surface rust appearing on the bolt head.

Clean the area with a wire brush and apply a protective oil, wax, or anti-corrosion paint.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High tensile strength suitable for critical load-bearing applications
  • Precise manufacturing standards for consistent fitment
  • Compatible with standard metric tools
  • Reliable performance under mechanical stress

Cons

  • Requires surface treatment to prevent oxidation
  • Not suitable for marine or highly corrosive environments
  • Black finish can mark softer materials during installation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation of these bolts is straightforward; use a 19mm socket or spanner to secure the head. Ensure the bolt is inserted into a properly sized hole to prevent movement and shear stress. Because these bolts are black-finished, they are susceptible to rust if exposed to moisture. If using these outdoors, it is highly recommended to apply a coat of rust-inhibiting paint or grease to the threads and exposed head. Regularly check the bolt for any signs of surface rust or loosening, especially in high-vibration applications. Always ensure the nut paired with the bolt is also rated for at least Grade 10.9 to maintain the strength of the assembly.

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