DIN 7991 Countersunk Head Imbus Bolt

Definition

DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolt is a fastener used to connect two or more parts together. It is defined as the type of bolt that provides security and enters into narrow spaces. Aligning the countersunk head of the bolt to a flat surface allows the bolt to be tightened more securely. The imbus nut makes it easier to tighten and loosen the bolt. The nails of the imbus nut engage with the nails of the imbus key, ensuring that the bolt and nut are tightly connected to each other.

Features

• Countersink head: The countersink head helps align the head of the bolt on a flat surface. This ensures that the bolt has a smoother and more aesthetic appearance.
• Imbus nut: Imbus nut makes it easier to tighten and loosen the bolt.
• Various sizes: DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolts are available in different sizes.
• Strength classes: DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolts are rated according to their strength classes. The strength class indicates the strength of the bolt.

Applications

• Construction: DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolts are widely used in construction to join wood, metal and plastic components.
• Automotive: DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolts are also used in automotive applications such as connecting body panels and engine components.
• Furniture: DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolts are used to join wooden components in furniture making.
• Devices: DIN 7991 countersunk imbus bolts can be used to fix devices to walls or floors.

Important informations

• It is important to select and install DIN 7991 countersunk head imbus bolts correctly.
• The size, material, quality and strength class of the bolt must comply with the requirements of the application.
• A suitable imbus wrench must be used to install the bolt.