Larger Bearing Area, Better Surface Protection
The integrated flange increases the contact area, reducing surface pressure and preventing deformation on soft materials such as aluminum, plastic, and thin sheets.

DIN 6921 is a classic standard for hexagon flange bolts in industrial manufacturing. Its key feature is the integration of a disc-shaped flange beneath the hexagonal head. This flange effectively combines a ‘standard hexagon bolt (DIN 933)’ with a ‘flat washer’ into a single unit, eliminating the need for an additional washer during installation.
It is designed to provide a larger bearing surface and more reliable fastening performance. In many applications, the integrated flange eliminates the need for a separate washer, thereby simplifying the assembly process whilst improving load distribution and connection stability.



The key advantages of DIN 6921 are its integrated flange design, larger bearing surface, faster installation, and improved connection stability, making it suitable for high-efficiency industrial applications.
The key advantages of DIN 933 are its simple structure, full-thread design, broad compatibility, and ease of replacement, making it a reliable choice for general fastening applications.
In simple terms: Choose DIN 6921 for higher efficiency and stronger connection reliability; choose DIN 933 for versatility and general-purpose fastening.
The integrated flange increases the contact area, reducing surface pressure and preventing deformation on soft materials such as aluminum, plastic, and thin sheets.
The built-in flange replaces separate washers, simplifying installation, reducing assembly steps, and improving efficiency in automated production lines.
DIN 6921 is a standard for hexagon flange bolts with an integrated flange under the hexagonal head.
They provide a larger bearing surface and reduce the need for separate washers.
Yes, when dimensions and strength requirements are compatible.
Yes. Custom sizes, materials, coatings, and packaging are available.