Perfect Flush Surface Installation
The 90° countersunk head sits completely flush with the workpiece, eliminating protrusions and preventing interference, friction, or snagging in moving assemblies.

DIN 7991 is the most classic countersunk fastener in German industrial standards, representing hexagon socket countersunk head screws. Its key feature is a flat, 90° conical countersunk head with a regular hexagonal recess integrated at its center. This design allows for high-torque tightening using a hex wrench.
The countersunk head ensures that the screw sits completely flush with the material surface after installation, while the hexagon socket drive effectively transmits torque and facilitates assembly in areas with limited space.
Designed specifically for applications requiring a flush surface finish, compact installation spaces, and reliable clamping performance, these screws are widely used in machinery, automotive components, electrical equipment, molds, and precision assemblies.


The 90° countersunk head sits completely flush with the workpiece, eliminating protrusions and preventing interference, friction, or snagging in moving assemblies.
The internal hex socket provides strong tool engagement and excellent torque transmission, reducing cam-out risk during high-strength tightening.
DIN 7991 is a standard for hexagon socket countersunk head cap screws with metric threads.
The replacement standard is DIN EN ISO 10642.
Yes. Stainless steel versions are suitable for outdoor and corrosion-sensitive applications.
Yes. Custom sizes, materials, coatings, and packaging are available.