Grade 10.9 Socket Countersunk Head Screws DIN 7991 - M16 x 45 - Silver

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The Unifix Grade 10.9 Socket Countersunk Head Screws are engineered for professionals and DIY enthusiasts requiring high-tensile strength for demanding structural and mechanical assemblies. Featuring a durable Grade 10.9 steel construction and a bright zinc-plated finish, these screws offer excellent corrosion resistance and reliability in heavy-duty environments. While their countersunk design provides a flush, clean finish, users should ensure they have the correct size hex key to avoid cam-out or stripping during the installation of these M16 x 45 fasteners.

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ColourSilver
Model Part Number1355387
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does Grade 10.9 mean?

Grade 10.9 refers to the mechanical properties of the steel, indicating a high-tensile strength suitable for heavy-duty industrial fastening.

Are these screws suitable for outdoor use?

They feature a zinc-plated finish that provides some corrosion resistance, but they are primarily designed for indoor or protected mechanical environments.

Can I use these for wood?

While they can be used in wood if properly countersunk, they are designed for metal-to-metal mechanical applications.

Does DIN 7991 represent the thread type?

No, DIN 7991 is the standard for the physical dimensions and geometry of the socket countersunk head, not the thread pitch or diameter.

What tool do I need for installation?

You will need a hex key or hex-bit socket that matches the specific size for M16 hardware.

Troubleshooting

Hex key spinning inside the screw head

Verify that the hex key is the correct metric size and is not worn down; if the head is stripped, use a screw extractor.

Screw head sits above the material surface

The countersink depth is insufficient; use a larger countersink drill bit to deepen the recess.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional tensile strength for heavy-duty applications
  • Flush-fit design ideal for aesthetic and structural integrity
  • Corrosion-resistant zinc plating for longer service life
  • Reliable socket drive reduces the risk of slipping during installation

Cons

  • Requires specific hex keys which may not be included
  • Countersunk holes must be precisely drilled to ensure a flush finish
  • Not intended for applications requiring stainless steel levels of rust prevention

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires an appropriately sized hex key (Allen wrench). Before installing, ensure the substrate is properly countersunk at the correct angle to accommodate the head profile.

  • Compatibility: These are M16 x 45 metric fasteners. Always verify your threaded hole size before insertion to prevent cross-threading.
  • Installation: Use a calibrated torque wrench if specific tension requirements are dictated by the project engineer.
  • Care: While zinc plating provides corrosion resistance, keep these screws in a dry, low-humidity storage environment until use. If used in outdoor or high-moisture environments, periodically inspect for signs of oxidation or surface wear.

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