IMPA 690501 HEX.SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW M24x60 DIN 912-STEEL 8.8
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- 1234914
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- 0.33 KGS
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The IMPA 690501 HEX.SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW M24x60 DIN 912-STEEL 8.8 is a steel hex socket head cap screw with a thread size of 24x60mm. It is made to the DIN 912 standard and has a tensile strength of 8.8. This screw is used for fastening applications where a high level of precision is required. The hex socket head allows for a tight fit and the cap head provides a flush finish.
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