DIN 7504-K Hexagon Head Self-Drilling Screw

Definition

DIN 7504 hexagon self-drilling screw is a fastener used to connect two or more parts together. It has a hexagon head and drill bit structure.

Features

• Hex head: The hex head helps align the screw on a flat surface. This ensures that the screw has a smoother and more aesthetic appearance. Additionally, aligning the head of the screw on a flat surface ensures a more secure tightening.
• Drill tip: The drill tip allows the screw to easily enter the surface where it will be installed and make a hole.
• Various sizes: DIN 7504 hex head self-drilling screws are available in different sizes.
• Strength classes: DIN 7504 hexagon self-drilling screws are rated according to their strength classes. The strength class indicates the strength of the screw.

Applications

• Furniture making: DIN 7504 hex head self-drilling screws are widely used in furniture making to fasten wood, metal and plastic components together.
• Construction: DIN 7504 hex head self-drilling screws can also be used to fasten together wood, metal and plastic components in construction.
• Other applications: DIN 7504 hexagon self-drilling screws can also be used in other applications, for example for fastening metal sheets together.

Important informations

• It is important to select and install DIN 7504 hexagon self-drilling screws correctly.
• The size, material, quality and strength class of the screw must match the requirements of the application.
• A suitable hex key or drill can be used to install the screw.