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Hexagon nut M16 DIN 934 A4-80

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M16 hexagon nut DIN 934 made of A4-80 stainless steel, acid-resistant, right-hand metric thread, hexagonal shape, reusable.

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Product features

[PIM] Nakrętki #41

  • Thread type M16
  • Steel Grade A4
  • DIN DIN 934

Description

Hexagon Nut M16 DIN 934 A4-80 Acid-Resistant Stainless Steel

Hexagon Nut M16 DIN 934 A4-80 is a premium fastening component made from A4 grade (AISI 316) acid-resistant stainless steel. It is the ideal solution for installers who require maximum corrosion resistance in aggressive environments – including marine, chemical, and industrial settings.

Why choose A4-80 steel? A4 (AISI 316) material contains molybdenum, which provides exceptional resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion – significantly outperforming standard A2 steel. Strength class 80 guarantees higher load capacity than the popular A2-70, resulting in safer and more durable connections under high load.

When should you choose A4-80 instead of A2-70? A4 steel is essential wherever there is contact with seawater, chlorides, acids, or other aggressive agents. It is the standard choice for photovoltaic installations in coastal zones, swimming pools, and the chemical and food industries.

Compliance with the DIN 934 standard means a standardised hexagonal shape that allows easy tightening with a standard wrench. The nut is reusable and fits all M16 metric bolts with a right-hand thread.

Technical Parameters

  • Standard: DIN 934
  • Thread diameter: M16
  • Material: A4 (AISI 316) stainless steel – acid-resistant
  • Strength class: 80
  • Thread type: metric, right-hand
  • Shape: hexagonal

Applications

  • Photovoltaic installations: mounting structures in coastal and industrial zones
  • Marine environments: ports, marinas, waterside structures
  • Chemical industry: installations exposed to acids and solvents
  • Food industry: production lines requiring high hygiene standards
  • Swimming pools and spas: components in contact with chlorinated water

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