Crown nut DIN 935 M36x3.00 |08|

Product detailed description

The DIN 935 M36x3.00 castle nut is a specific type of hexagonal nut designed for use in mechanically and safety-critical connections. This nut is characterized by its metric fine thread M36x3.00, which means that it has a thread diameter of 36 mm and a thread pitch of 3.00 mm. The fine thread provides higher precision and strength in the connections, which is important for applications where high reliability is required.

The nut is made of steel with strength class 8, which guarantees its high mechanical resistance and ability to withstand significant loads. Strength class 8 indicates that the nut has a minimum yield strength of 640 MPa and a minimum tensile strength of 800 MPa. The surface treatment is not applied, which means that the nut is supplied in a raw state, without additional corrosion protection. This is suitable for applications where additional surface treatment is not required or where the application of a custom treatment is planned according to specific needs.

The geometric parameters of the nut include a diameter d1 of 50 mm, a height m of 38 mm, a width s of 55 mm and a width e of 60.79 mm. The height k, which is important for the correct insertion of the cotter pin, is 29 mm. The nut has 7 grooves (n), which allow it to be secured using a cotter pin in combination with a slotted pin or screw. This method of securing is particularly suitable for applications where it is necessary to ensure reliable fastening and prevent spontaneous loosening of the connection.

The castle nut complies with DIN 935, ISO 7035 and ČSN 021411, which guarantees its compatibility and interchangeability within international standards. These standards define precise dimensions and quality requirements, which ensures that the nut will function reliably in the intended applications. This type of nut is ideal for use in structures where high strength and reliability of connections are required, such as engineering and construction applications.