J-System carriage bolt DIN603/555 4.6 ZN M10 x 45
- Item no.
- 2560.100.045
- EAN
- 5414539196427
- Wood
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Fits with this J-System hex nut |10| DIN 934 M24 € 7.99 incl. VAT€ 6.60 excl. VAT
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Fits with this PGB washer 140HV DIN 9021 m 8 Zn from € 7.28 incl. VATfrom € 6.02 excl. VAT
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Specifications
- Brand
- J-System
- Version
- size 45 all 2 versions
- Article number
- 2560.100.045
- EAN
- 5414539196427
- Category
- Wooden bolts
- Availability
- In stock in Lanaken (3)
Description
Explained
- Galvanised
- With a zinc coating against rust: for indoors and dry outdoor use.
J-System slot bolt DIN603/555 4.6 ZN M10 x 45 can be found at Proffix under Wooden bolts. It is available in 2 versions: size 30, size 45. Each version has its own item number; choose the right one above.
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Choose from 4 sizesCoach bolt DIN 603 and DIN 555 in timber connections
A coach bolt M10x45 is a bolt with a domed head and a square section under the head, intended for mechanical fixing in wood. This version follows the standard DIN 603 and is combined with a hexagon nut to DIN 555. The bolt is made of steel with strength class 4.6 and has a zinc coating (ZN). The designation M10x45 means a thread diameter of 10 mm and a length of 45 mm, measured from the underside of the head.
Read more
On this page you will find the coach bolt under item number 2560.100.045. Below you can read what to consider when choosing and using it.
For which applications is an M10x45 coach bolt suitable?
Coach bolts are mainly used to join wooden parts together, for example on fences, timber structures, frames or wooden scaffolding. The domed head sits fairly flat on the wood, distributing the load over a larger surface. Because the head has smooth, rounded shapes, the connection on the visible side also looks neater than with a hexagon bolt.
The square under the head
Under the domed head there is a square section. When tightened, it sinks into the wood and prevents the bolt from turning when you tighten the nut. So you do not need to hold the bolt at the head end. Therefore, drill a hole that matches the thread and let the square catch in the wood.
Steel 4.6 with zinc coating: what does that mean?
Class 4.6 is a common strength class for general constructions with an average load. The zinc coating provides basic corrosion protection and is mainly intended for dry or covered situations. If you use the bolt outdoors, in a damp environment or in wood that contains a lot of tannin, check whether a stainless steel or hot-dip galvanised version is a better fit.
Choosing the right length and matching parts
Add up the thickness of the parts to be joined, add the thickness of the washer and the nut, and let the thread protrude slightly. A length of 45 mm is suitable for relatively thin wooden joints. Order matching nuts and washers in the same size M10, so everything fits together.
Frequently asked questions
Which nut fits an M10x45 coach bolt?
An M10 hexagon nut, for example to DIN 555, fits the thread. Preferably use a washer under the nut.
Is this coach bolt suitable for outdoor use?
The zinc coating offers limited protection. For outdoor or damp areas, a stainless steel or hot-dip galvanised version is often a better choice.
How do I drill the hole for a coach bolt?
Drill a hole that matches the diameter of the thread. The square section under the head locks into the wood when you tighten the bolt.
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