Materials

Ferrous metals

Carbon steel bolts, screws and studs of low strength made by cold heading, the usual class of cheap general-purpose screws and small bolts.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Carbon steel bolts, screws and studs of medium-low strength with a ductile lower yield point for general machine and steel structure joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Carbon steel bolts, screws and studs of medium-low strength made by cold heading, for general-purpose screws and bolts without quenching and tempering.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Carbon steel bolts, screws and studs of medium strength without quenching and tempering, made by cold heading of work-hardened wire.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Quenched and tempered steel bolts, screws and studs of the most used high-strength class for machine, vehicle and steel structure joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Quenched and tempered steel bolts, screws and studs up to 16 mm thread diameter with strength above the most used high-strength class, for compact machine joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Quenched and tempered steel bolts, screws and studs of high strength for highly loaded machine joints, preloaded structural bolting and socket head cap screws.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Quenched and tempered alloy steel bolts, screws and studs of the highest strength, mainly socket head cap screws for compact highly loaded machine and tool joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Bolts, screws, studs and nuts of chromium-nickel austenitic stainless steel A2 for general corrosion-resistant joints, minimum tensile strength 500 MPa.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Bolts, screws, studs and nuts of chromium-nickel austenitic stainless steel A2 for general corrosion-resistant joints, minimum tensile strength 700 MPa.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Bolts, screws, studs and nuts of chromium-nickel austenitic stainless steel A2 for general corrosion-resistant joints, minimum tensile strength 800 MPa.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Bolts, screws, studs and nuts of molybdenum-alloyed austenitic stainless steel A4 for marine, chloride and chemical environments, minimum tensile strength 500 MPa.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Bolts, screws, studs and nuts of molybdenum-alloyed austenitic stainless steel A4 for marine, chloride and chemical environments, minimum tensile strength 700 MPa.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Bolts, screws, studs and nuts of molybdenum-alloyed austenitic stainless steel A4 for marine, chloride and chemical environments, minimum tensile strength 800 MPa.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Thin carbon steel nuts (style 0) of reduced loadability for lock nuts and lightly loaded joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Thin quenched and tempered steel nuts (style 0) of reduced loadability for lock nuts on high-strength bolts.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Regular carbon steel nuts (style 1) for low-strength bolts of general joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Regular carbon steel nuts (style 1) for medium-low-strength bolts of general joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Regular and high steel nuts (style 1 and 2) of the most used class for high-strength bolted joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Quenched and tempered steel nuts (style 1 and 2) for high-strength preloaded bolted joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Ferrous metals

Quenched and tempered steel nuts (style 1 and 2) of the highest class for the strongest bolted joints.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Permanent magnets

Sintered anisotropic NdFeB permanent magnet VACODYM 722 HR (VACUUMSCHMELZE): Br 1.47 T, HcJ >= 875 kA/m, (BH)max 415 kJ/m^3 (typical), maximum operating temperature about 50 °C.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Permanent magnets

Sintered anisotropic NdFeB permanent magnet VACODYM 745 TP (VACUUMSCHMELZE): Br 1.41 T, HcJ >= 1115 kA/m, (BH)max 385 kJ/m^3 (typical), maximum operating temperature about 70 °C.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.

Permanent magnets

Sintered anisotropic NdFeB permanent magnet VACODYM 633 TP (VACUUMSCHMELZE): Br 1.32 T, HcJ >= 1275 kA/m, (BH)max 335 kJ/m^3 (typical), maximum operating temperature about 110 °C.

Properties, analogues, sources, notes and hardness need a paid account.