for Grub screws DIN 6332, for Tommy screws DIN 6304 / DIN 6306
Catalogue
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d1
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d2 H12
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d3
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e ≈
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h1
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h2
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Grub screw DIN 6332
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DIN 6311-12-S
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12
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4.6
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10
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2.2
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7
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2.5
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M 6
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4
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DIN 6311-16-S
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16
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6.1
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12
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3
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9
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4
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M 8
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9
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DIN 6311-20-S
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20
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8.1
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15
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3.6
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11
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5
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M 10 M 12
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15
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DIN 6311-25-S
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25
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8.1
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18
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4.5
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13
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6
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M 10 M 12
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33
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DIN 6311-32-S
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32
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12.1
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22
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5.3
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15
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7
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M 16
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59
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DIN 6311-40-S
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40
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15.6
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28
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5.6
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16
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9
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M 20
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106
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Type S: with snap ring
Steel
case hardened
Snap ring
Spring steel wire
Thrust pads DIN 6311 are utilized to transmit clamping forces. They lean to uneven and unparallel surfaces and eliminate the transmission of any screw turning movement to the workpiece.
The thrust pad has to be held at an angle allowing the circlip to drop to the bottom of its groove with the split end downwards. The thrust pin is then offered up top the split end of the circlip at the lowest possbile angle and pressed home.