Heavy Series Flange Design
A larger flange surface provides better load distribution and higher joint stability for heavy-duty fastening applications.

EN 1665 is a European standard for fasteners, specifically designating hexagon bolts with a flange—heavy series. Compared to the common DIN 6921 or metric “small series” flange bolts, EN 1665 bolts feature a larger width across flats (a larger hex head) and a greater head height. They are designed for applications involving high loads, heavy machinery, and high-strength structural connections, effectively distributing pressure and protecting the workpiece surface without the need for additional flat washers.


EN 1665 Flange Bolt
DIN 6921 Flange Bolt
Key Difference:
EN 1665 features a heavier flange design and higher bearing capacity, while DIN 6921 is a general-purpose flange bolt with wider everyday applications.
A larger flange surface provides better load distribution and higher joint stability for heavy-duty fastening applications.
Available in 8.8, 10.9 and stainless steel grades, delivering reliable strength and durability under demanding conditions.
EN 1665 is a European standard for heavy series hexagon flange bolts with integrated flange heads, designed for reliable mechanical fastening applications.
EN 1665 focuses on heavy series flange bolts with larger bearing performance, while DIN 6921 is commonly used for standard hex flange bolts.
Common finishes include:
Yes. We support OEM production, including custom dimensions, materials, coatings, and packaging.