M6 Hexagon Nuts (DIN 934) - Self Colour High Tensile Steel (Class 10)

M6 Hexagon Nuts, also known as DIN 934 nuts, are a common type of fastener used in various applications to secure bolts and threaded rods. The term "self-colour" typically means that the nuts do not have any additional protective coatings or finishes, leaving them with their natural steel appearance. "High tensile steel" refers to the type of steel used to manufacture these nuts, indicating their strength and durability. In this case, they are specified as "Class 10," which is a designation for high-strength fasteners based on their material properties and mechanical characteristics.

Here's a breakdown of the information you provided:

1. M6: This indicates the nominal size of the hexagon nut. In this case, it's M6, which means the nut is designed to fit a bolt or threaded rod with an M6 thread diameter.

2. Hexagon Nut: Hexagon nuts have six sides and are designed to be tightened or loosened using a wrench or socket. They are a very common type of fastener and are used in a wide range of applications.

3. DIN 934: DIN 934 is a German standard that specifies the dimensions and design of hexagon nuts. It provides guidelines for the size and shape of the nut to ensure compatibility with bolts and threaded rods that also follow DIN standards.

4. Self Colour: Self-colour, in this context, means that the nuts have not undergone any additional surface treatments or coatings. They are left in their natural steel state, which can make them susceptible to corrosion if exposed to moisture or other corrosive elements. As such, these nuts may be more suitable for indoor applications or when used with other corrosion-resistant components.

5. High Tensile Steel (Class 10): This indicates that the nuts are made from high-tensile steel with a specified class of 10. The class denotes the tensile strength of the material. Class 10 corresponds to a high-strength steel grade. These nuts are designed to withstand significant mechanical loads and provide strong and reliable fastening.

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