RS PRO 491-5186 Bright Zinc Plated Steel Hex Socket Countersunk Screw M8 x 35 mm is engineered from durable 10.9 grade steel with a bright zinc plating finish that protects against corrosion and rust. This metric threaded fastener features a hex socket countersunk head, allowing it to sit flush or below the surface of the material, making it suitable for precise fastening applications.
The hex socket drive is compatible with Allen keys or hex keys, offering reliable torque application. The screw meets DIN 7991 standards, ensuring quality and dimensional accuracy essential for industrial and manufacturing use.
These screws are commonly used in machinery assembly, security guarding installations, panel constructions, and general industrial fastening where a high-strength, corrosion-resistant, and visually appealing fastener is required. Its properties make it suitable for woodworking, automotive, electronic, and medical device applications where dependable fastening is critical.
Manufactured from bright zinc plated (BZP) steel which enhances corrosion resistance. M8 thread diameter with a 35 mm length provides secure fastening capability. Hex socket countersunk head design offers a wide and low profile fastening solution.
Grade 10.9 steel construction ensures high nominal and yield strengths (1040 N/mm² and 940 N/mm² respectively). Conforms to DIN 7991 specifications for reliable industrial use. Suitable for fastening machine tooling, electronic components, metal panels, and security guards.
Hex socket drive allows use of common hex keys and Allen wrench tools. Providing a strong, resilient fastening option for industrial, manufacturing, and maintenance sectors.
RS PRO products deliver dependable quality to support industrial, manufacturing, laboratory, construction, and maintenance applications. This hex socket countersunk screw series is a trusted solution for precise, corrosion-resistant fastening needs.
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