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WÜPLAST® countersunk head screw with hexagon socket WN 1423, steel 10.9, zinc-nickel-plated, black passivated (P3R)
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WÜPLAST<SUP>® </SUP>countersunk head screw with hexagon socket WN 1423, steel 10.9, zinc-nickel-plated, black passivated (P3R) - 1
WÜPLAST<SUP>® </SUP>countersunk head screw with hexagon socket WN 1423, steel 10.9, zinc-nickel-plated, black passivated (P3R) - 2
WÜPLAST<SUP>® </SUP>countersunk head screw with hexagon socket WN 1423, steel 10.9, zinc-nickel-plated, black passivated (P3R) - 3

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WÜPLAST® countersunk head screw with hexagon socket WN 1423, steel 10.9, zinc-nickel-plated, black passivated (P3R)

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Variants

30° angle


  • Reduction of radial stresses

No damage to the screw boss


  • Greater flank overlap

Higher pull-out forces



Thread pitch


  • High self-locking capacity

Reduced likelihood of connection working loose


  • Material preservation

Higher connection load capacity



Recessed core diameter


  • No material damage

Improved process reliability


  • Low screw-in torques

More secure screw connection



High-quality surfaces


  • Chrome (VI)-free surfaces

  • High corrosion resistance
Notice

WÜPLAST screws only conform to strength class 10.9 as defined in DIN EN ISO 898-1 to a limited extent, since the screw geometry does not allow all requirements to be tested and applied in accordance with the above standard.