DIN975 Gijon

Definition:

DIN 975 rod is a type of rod produced according to the DIN 975 standard. This standard specifies the dimensions, materials and strength classes of studs.

DIN 975 studs can be manufactured from a variety of materials, but steel is most commonly used. The rods are available in sizes ranging from M5 to M64.

DIN 975 studs can be used in a variety of applications, but they are particularly common in furniture making, construction and industrial applications.

Features of DIN 975 studs:

• They provide a solid and reliable connection.
• They can be made from a variety of materials and sizes.
• It is easy to assemble and disassemble.

Applications of DIN 975 studs:

• Furniture making: DIN 975 studs are widely used to connect wood, metal and plastic components together in furniture making.
• Construction: DIN 975 studs can also be used to connect wooden, metal and plastic components in construction.
• Industrial applications: DIN 975 studs are used to connect parts together in industrial applications, for example in machines and electrical devices.

Installing and removing DIN 975 studs:

DIN 975 stem bolts can be installed and removed using a nut and a wrench. The nut is inserted into the gear of the handlebar and tightened using a wrench. To disassemble, the nut is loosened and the stem bolt is removed.