DIN 603 SQUARE BOTTOM CASE BOLT

Definition

DIN 603 square bottom case bolt is a fastener used to connect two or more parts together. It has a mushroom head and square neck structure. DIN 603 carriage bolts are usually made of steel but can also be made of stainless steel or brass. They are available in various sizes and are rated according to their strength.

Features

• Mushroom head: Mushroom head provides a large bearing surface and helps distribute the load evenly. This prevents the connection from becoming loose or damaged.
• Square neck: Square neck allows the bolt to be easily tightened and loosened with a wrench.
• Various sizes: DIN 603 square bottom case bolts are available in different sizes.
• Strength classes: DIN 603 square bottom case bolts are rated according to their strength classes. The strength class indicates the strength of the bolt.

Applications

• Construction: DIN 603 square bottom casing bolts are widely used in construction to join wood, metal and plastic components.
• Automotive: DIN 603 square bottom case bolts are also used in automotive applications such as connecting body panels and engine components.
• Furniture: DIN 603 square bottom case bolts are sometimes used to join wooden components in furniture making.
• Devices: DIN 603 square bottom case bolts can be used to fix devices to walls or floors.

Important informations

• It is important to select and install DIN 603 square bottom case bolts correctly.
• The size, material, quality and strength class of the bolt must match the requirements of the application.
• A suitable wrench must be used to install the bolt.