The DIN 918 standard, published by the German Institute for Standardization (DIN), provides an overview of European standards for various form fasteners.
Essentially, this standard consists of the following parts:
This set of standards has been prepared by the DIN Standards Working Committee, “Reference standards and quality management”. This set of standards provides information on the current state of European standardization of fasteners and includes three tables covering them:
The standard numbers of some European standards that are the same as ISO standards have been changed. This is due to a change in the rules governing the numbering of such European standards. For example, the ISO 4014 standard has been accepted as a European standard (EN 24014). After the revision of the ISO 4014 standard, the revised European standard was published as EN ISO 4014.
In short, the DIN 918 standard includes all European standards for fasteners published on the specified date. Old national standards replaced by European standards are against these European standards.
With few exceptions, fasteners defined in ISO standards, withdrawn DIN standards, and US metric standards are interchangeable. The most important differences are in the M10, M12, and M14 bolts and nuts. DIN standards, ISO and ASME standardsdescribes a hexagon size one millimeter larger than
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