Anti-Rotation Design
Four-sided structure prevents unwanted turning and improves fastening stability.

DIN 557 is a German standard specifying metric square nuts (Vierkantmuttern), Product Grade C. With its four-sided external shape, DIN 557 square nuts provide strong resistance against rotation and excellent torque transmission compared with conventional hex nuts. They are widely used in machinery, steel structures, furniture, electrical equipment, and industrial assemblies requiring reliable fastening.
Manufactured from carbon steel, stainless steel SUS304/A2, SUS316/A4, and available with various surface treatments, DIN 557 nuts offer flexible solutions for different environments and application requirements.


DIN 557 Square Nut
DIN 934 Hex Nut
Core Difference:
DIN 557 focuses on position stability and anti-rotation, while DIN 934 focuses on universal compatibility and easy installation.
Four-sided structure prevents unwanted turning and improves fastening stability.
Large contact area ensures reliable tightening and load transmission.
DIN 557 is a German standard for metric square nuts with a four-sided external shape. It is mainly used where higher resistance against rotation is required compared with conventional hex nuts.
DIN 557 uses a square body design for better anti-rotation performance, while DIN 934 is a standard hex nut designed for general fastening applications.
Common sizes include M5, M6, M8, M10, M12, and M16. Larger sizes can also be customized according to customer requirements.
Yes. DIN 557 uses ISO metric threads and can be matched with standard metric bolts and screws of the same thread size.