DIN 935 Hex Castle Nut

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DIN 935 Specifications

All measurements in millimeters (mm)

d1	s max.	e	m max.	w max.	n min.
M4	7	7.74	5	3.2	1.2
M5	8	8.87	6	4	1.4
M6	10	11.05	7.5	5	2
M8	13	14.38	9.5	6.5	2.5
M10	17	18.9	12	8	2.8
M12	19	21.1	15	10	3.5
M14	22	24.49	16	11	3.5
M16	24	26.75	19	13	4.5
M18	27	29.56	21	15	4.5
M20	30	32.95	22	16	4.5
M22	32	35.03	26	18	5.5
M24	36	39.55	27	19	5.5
M27	41	45.2	30	22	5.5
M30	46	50.85	33	24	7
M33	50	55.37	35	26	7
M36	55	60.79	38	29	7
M39	60	66.44	40	31	7
M42	65	71.3	46	34	9
M45	70	78.26	48	36	9
M48	75	82.6	50	38	9
M52	80	88.25	54	42	9
M56	85	95.07	57	45	9
M60	90	100.72	63	48	11
M64	95	106.37	66	51	11
M68	100	112.02	69	54	11
M72	105	117.67	73	58	11
M76	110	123.32	76	61	11
M80	115	128.97	79	64	11
M85	120	134.62	88	68	14
M90	130	145.77	92	72	14
M95	135	151.42	96	76
M100	145	162.72	100	80	14

Slotted nuts mainly refer to hexagonal slotted nuts, that is, a slot is machined above the hexagonal nut. It is used in conjunction with a bolt with a hole in the screw and a split pin to prevent the bolt from rotating relative to the nut. Hexagon slotted nuts are divided into stainless steel hexagonal slotted nuts CLS type, fast-cutting steel hexagonal slotted nuts S type, stainless iron hexagonal slotted nuts SP type and copper and aluminum hexagonal slotted nuts CLA type, respectively. Different use environments. Its specifications are usually from M2 to M12. There is no uniform national standard for hexagonal slotted nuts, and they are often used in cabinets and sheet metal industries.