Unifix Socket Head Cap Screws - M10 x 80 - Silver

Experience the reliability and strength of Unifix Grade 12.9 Socket Head Cap Screws. These high-st...

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The Unifix M10 x 80 Socket Head Cap Screws are engineered for industrial professionals and serious DIY enthusiasts who require maximum clamping force and structural integrity in heavy-duty applications. These Grade 12.9 high-strength fasteners offer exceptional durability and precision, though users should note that their specific dimensions are best suited for deep-seated assemblies where a socket drive is preferred.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberDIN 912 M10 X 80
BrandUnifix

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FAQs

What is the tensile strength of these screws?

These are Grade 12.9 screws, which indicate a high tensile strength of approximately 1,200 MPa.

Are these screws stainless steel?

No, they are made from high-strength alloy steel with a zinc plating for improved corrosion resistance.

Can I use these in wet conditions?

While the zinc plating offers some protection, they are not recommended for constant exposure to water or outdoor weather without further sealing.

What does DIN 912 mean?

DIN 912 is a German industrial standard defining the dimensions and specifications for socket head cap screws.

Can I use these for car engines?

Yes, their high tensile strength makes them suitable for many automotive applications, provided the dimensions and grade meet the manufacturer's requirements.

Troubleshooting

Socket head stripping during installation

Ensure you are using the correct metric hex key size and that it is fully seated in the bolt head before applying torque.

Screw is difficult to thread into the hole

Verify the thread pitch is correct and clear any debris or metal filings from the mounting hole before attempting to screw again.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High tensile strength for critical load-bearing applications
  • Easy to install in recessed areas with a hex key
  • Standardized dimensions ensure compatibility with existing hardware
  • Durable zinc coating resists environmental wear

Cons

  • Requires specific hex key sizes for installation
  • Not intended for marine environments without additional protection
  • Less torque-effective than external hex bolts in certain extreme industrial settings

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For proper setup, ensure the pilot hole or threaded insert is exactly M10. Use a high-quality Allen key to avoid stripping the socket interior. To maintain the life of the finish, store the screws in a dry, low-humidity environment. If used in a corrosive environment, consider adding a light coat of anti-seize lubricant, which also prevents thread galling during frequent disassembly.

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