Aesthetic Flus
Combines flush fitting with a decorative domed finish.
DIN 966 Cross Recessed Raised Countersunk Head Screws
- Standard: DIN 966
- Material: SUS304, SUS316, SUS410, Carbon Steel
- Thread Size: M1.6-M10
- Surface Treatment: Plain, Zinc Plated, HDG, Dacromet, Ruspert
- Min Order: 5000pcs
- Sample: Free sample (after quote)
- Delivery time: 30 – 45 Days
Product Overview
Product Application
DIN 966 refers to a cross-recessed semi-countersunk screw, with ISO 7047 as its corresponding international equivalent standard.
This type of screw combines the characteristics of a countersunk screw (flush with the surface) and a round-head screw (aesthetically pleasing appearance), and is commonly used in metal-to-metal fasteners where both a high-quality appearance and secure fastening are required.
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Specification
Key Characteristics
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Head Style: It features a cone-shaped bearing surface (countersunk) with a rounded, domed top. This provides a finished, aesthetic look compared to a standard flat-head screw, which sits perfectly flush.
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Drive Type: The standard covers “cross-recessed” drives, meaning they are designed for Phillips (Type H) or Pozi (Type Z) screwdriver bits.
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Standard Status: While you will still frequently see parts labeled “DIN 966” in catalogs and hardware stores, this standard has been officially superseded by ISO 7047. The two are essentially equivalent for most practical purposes, though there can be minor differences in tolerances and dimensions.
Product Advantages
Efficient Torque
Cross-recess ensures reliable grip and fast automated assembly.
Globally Standardized
Equivalent to ISO 7047, ensuring seamless global sourcing.
Common Questions
Are DIN 966 and ISO 7047 fully interchangeable?
Mostly interchangeable commercially, but minor head tolerance variations exist.
What are the common materials used?
Zinc-plated carbon steel (4.8/8.8) and A2/A4 stainless steel.
What is the core difference from DIN 965?
DIN 966 has a domed top, while DIN 965 is completely flat.
Is DIN 966 the same as ISO 7047?
Yes. ISO 7047 is the international standard that replaces DIN 966, with equivalent dimensions and applications.
