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The Unifix Brass Hexagon Setscrews (M12 x 60) are designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts who require reliable, corrosion-resistant fastening solutions for construction and assembly projects. Crafted from high-quality brass and adhering to the DIN 933 industry standard, these screws offer exceptional durability and a secure hold, though they are specifically engineered for applications where brass material properties are required rather than high-tensile steel.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Q609330001200060000 |
| Brand | Unifix |
No, brass is a non-ferrous alloy and is not magnetic, which is useful in applications involving sensitive electronic equipment.
Brass is softer than high-tensile steel. While durable, please consult a structural engineer to ensure brass meets the specific tensile requirements for your load-bearing application.
DIN 933 is a German industrial standard that defines the dimensions and properties of hexagon head screws with full threading.
Yes, the corrosion resistance of brass makes these screws an excellent choice for outdoor or high-humidity environments.
This model is an M12 diameter screw with a 60mm length.
No, a standard spanner or socket wrench fitting the hexagon head size is sufficient for installation.
Check for debris in the threads or ensure the hole is correctly tapped to M12 specification.
Ensure the spanner or socket is the exact correct size and fully seated on the head before applying torque.
Verify alignment; if binding persists, back the screw out and check for thread damage or improper thread pitch alignment.
For installation, ensure you have a standard M12-compatible spanner or socket wrench. When inserting the screw, verify that the hole is free of debris to prevent cross-threading the brass. If threading into metal, ensure the receiving hole is pre-tapped to the correct M12 pitch to avoid damaging the softer brass threads. While these screws are naturally resistant to corrosion, it is recommended to keep them clean and dry before use. If installed in exterior settings, periodically inspect the fastening to ensure no surface oxidation has formed, though brass is significantly more stable than alternative ferrous materials.
