Grade 12.9 Socket Head Cap Screws DIN 912 - M10 x 55 - Box of 100 - Black

The Unifix Grade 12.9 Socket Head Cap Screws are designed for high-strength applications, ensuring...

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The Unifix Grade 12.9 Socket Head Cap Screws are engineered for professionals and hobbyists who require exceptional tensile strength and reliability in heavy-duty machinery or structural assemblies. Adhering to the DIN 912 standard, these M10 x 55 screws provide a secure fit using standard hex key tools; however, users should note that the high-carbon alloy steel requires proper lubrication and moisture control to prevent surface corrosion in outdoor or high-humidity environments.

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ColourBlack
Model Part Number5014196341675
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What does the Grade 12.9 rating mean?

It refers to the mechanical properties of the steel, indicating a high tensile strength of approximately 1200 MPa, making it suitable for high-stress industrial use.

Can these screws be used outdoors?

While they are very strong, they are made of alloy steel and may rust in damp conditions unless treated with a protective oil or coating.

What standard do these screws follow?

They comply with the DIN 912 standard, which specifies the dimensions and tolerances for internal hex socket head cap screws.

What tool do I need to install them?

You will need a standard metric hex key (Allen wrench) that matches the socket size for an M10 screw.

Are these full thread or partial thread?

The M10 x 55 designation follows DIN 912 standards which typically feature a partial thread design, providing a smooth shank for better shear resistance in structural joints.

Troubleshooting

Hex key slips inside the socket

Ensure you are using the correct metric hex key size and check that the key head is not rounded from wear.

Bolt is difficult to thread

Check the threaded hole for debris, burrs, or mismatched thread pitch; do not force the screw if resistance is encountered.

Surface rust appearing on the head

Clean the affected area with a wire brush and apply a thin layer of machine oil or protective lubricant to seal the steel surface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High tensile strength rating of 12.9
  • Precise DIN 912 standard compliance
  • Easy installation with standard hex tools
  • Ideal for tight spaces where external wrench access is limited

Cons

  • Susceptible to oxidation if not protected
  • Requires specific hex key sizes
  • Not intended for applications requiring high corrosion resistance like marine use

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires a high-quality metric hex key. Before inserting, ensure that the threaded hole is clear of debris to prevent cross-threading. For critical machinery, apply a light coat of machine oil or anti-seize compound to the threads to maintain clamping force and prevent galvanic seizing. To prevent surface rust, keep the screws in their original packaging until use and store them in a dry, climate-controlled environment. If used in an environment exposed to moisture, consider a protective coating or light oil film maintenance.

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