Integrated design
Built-in flange washer eliminates the need for separate washers, improving assembly efficiency.
DIN 6928
Hexagon Washer Head Tapping Screw
- Standard: DIN 6928- 2008(Type C)
- Material: SUS304/SUS316/SUS410, Carbon Steel
- Size: ST2.9- ST8
- Surface Treatment: Zinc Plating / Dacromet / Black Zinc / Natural
- Thread Type: Self-tapping thread (coarse thread)
- Min Order: 5000pcs
- Sample: Free sample (after quote)
- Delivery time: 30 Days
Product Overview
Product Application
DIN 6928 defines hexagon washer head self-tapping screws (also known as hexagon head self-tapping screws with a collar)—a standard that has since been superseded by the international standard ISO 7053.
These screws feature an integrated flange (collar/washer) at the head, eliminating the need for a separate washer; this design effectively increases the load-bearing surface area and helps prevent loosening, making them widely used for fastening and joining thin sheet metal, plastic, and wood.
Draw
Specification
Product Advantages
Anti-loosening & sealing
Larger bearing surface increases friction and stability, preventing loosening under vibration
Self-tapping function
Forms or cuts threads directly in pre-drilled holes or thin sheet metal, no pre-tapping required.
Common Questions
What is the difference between DIN 6928 and DIN 7504 screws?
DIN 6928 screws are self-tapping screws that require a pre-drilled hole before installation. DIN 7504 screws are self-drilling screws with a drill point that can drill and tap in a single operation.
Can DIN 6928 screws be used outdoors?
Yes. Stainless Steel 304 and 316 versions offer excellent corrosion resistance for outdoor and humid environments. Surface-coated carbon steel options are also available for enhanced protection.
Do DIN 6928 screws require pre-drilling?
Yes. A properly sized pilot hole is required before installation. The screw then forms its own threads as it is driven into the material.
What materials can DIN 6928 screws fasten?
They are commonly used with pre-drilled metal sheets, aluminum panels, plastics, and thin wood components.
