Unifix Grade 12.9 HT Hexagon Setscrews - DIN 933 - Grey

The Unifix Grade 12.9 High Tensile Hexagon Setscrews are designed for high-strength applications, ...

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The Unifix Grade 12.9 High Tensile Hexagon Setscrews are engineered for construction and engineering professionals who require superior fastening strength and reliability. These fasteners provide exceptional durability for demanding high-stress applications; however, users should be aware that the high-tensile nature of the material makes them more susceptible to corrosion than stainless steel alternatives if left in exposed environments.

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ColourGrey
Model Part NumberDIN 933
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does the 12.9 grade mean?

The 12.9 grade indicates the mechanical properties of the steel, specifically that it has a minimum tensile strength of 1200 MPa and a yield strength of 1080 MPa.

Are these bolts fully threaded?

Yes, as per the DIN 933 standard, these are hexagon setscrews which are threaded along the entire length of the shaft.

Can these be used in outdoor conditions?

While they provide excellent strength, they are not naturally corrosion-resistant. They should be coated, painted, or kept in an environment shielded from moisture.

Do I need a special tool to install these?

No, they are designed for use with standard hexagon-drive hand tools, sockets, or pneumatic impact wrenches.

What is the difference between a bolt and a setscrew?

In this context, a setscrew (per DIN 933) is fully threaded up to the head, whereas a bolt (DIN 931) often has a non-threaded shank section.

Troubleshooting

Bolt is difficult to screw into the tapped hole.

Verify the thread pitch matches your component exactly. Clear any debris or paint from the internal threads using a tap.

Head rounding during tightening.

Ensure you are using the correct size wrench/socket. Switch to a high-quality six-point socket to maximize contact area.

Surface rust appearing on the screw.

Clean the surface with a wire brush and apply a rust-preventative oil or cold galvanizing spray to protect the exposed metal.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High tensile strength for critical load-bearing applications
  • Consistent manufacturing quality according to DIN 933
  • Easily tightened with standard hand or power tools
  • Reliable performance in professional engineering settings

Cons

  • Susceptible to surface oxidation if not treated or painted
  • Not suitable for corrosive or maritime environments without protection
  • Requires proper torque calibration to avoid shearing in extreme tension

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These screws are designed for use with pre-tapped holes or compatible nuts. Ensure the thread pitch matches your receiving component perfectly to prevent cross-threading, which can weaken the connection. Given the high-tensile material, avoid using these in outdoor or high-moisture settings unless a rust-preventative coating or grease is applied during installation. To maintain the integrity of the fastener, store in a dry environment to prevent premature surface corrosion. If you are reusing these screws after removal, inspect the threads for signs of deformation or stripping before reinstalling.

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