DIN 571 Triphone Screws

Definition

DIN 571 triphone screws are a fastener used to connect two or more parts together. Hexagonal head triphon screw is a special type of wood screw with a thick body and large teeth. It usually has a hexagonal head, that is, a screw, and is tightened with a wrench.

Features

• Large teeth: Thanks to the large teeth of the screw, it allows the screw to contact the connection surface with more surface area. This makes the connection more solid and durable.
• Hex Head: The hex head allows easy tightening and loosening of the screw with a wrench.
• Various sizes: DIN 571 slat screws are available in different sizes.
• Strength classes: DIN 571 triphone screws are rated according to their strength classes. The strength class indicates the strength of the screw.

Applications

• Construction: DIN 571 truss screws are widely used in construction to join wood, metal and plastic components.
• Automotive: DIN 571 triphone screws are also used in automotive applications such as connecting body panels and engine components.
• Furniture: DIN 571 truss screws are sometimes used to join wooden components in furniture making.
• Devices: DIN 571 bracket screws can be used to fix devices to walls or floors.

Important informations

• It is important to select and install DIN 571 bracket screws correctly.
• The size, material, quality and strength class of the screw must match the requirements of the application.
• A suitable wrench must be used to install the screw.