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| Material | Thread Size | Length (mm) | Head Type | Finish | Standard | Temperature Range (C) | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stainless Steel A2-70 (304) | M4×0.7 | 16 | Pan Head | Satin | ISO 4762 | -60 to 260 | Mounting switches on metal enclosures with corrosion resistance |
| Stainless Steel A4-70 (316) | M4×0.7 | 12 | Button Head | Satin | ISO 4762 | -60 to 300 | High humidity or outdoor panels |
| Carbon Steel, Zinc Plated | M5×0.8 | 25 | Socket Cap | Zinc Plated | DIN 912 | -20 to 120 | Internal switchgear mounting |
| Alloy Steel, Black Oxide | M3×0.5 | 12 | Pan Head | Black Oxide | DIN 7985 | -20 to 115 | Small control panel components |
| Stainless Steel A2-70 (304) | M6×1.0 | 30 | Pan Head | Satin | ISO 4762 | -60 to 260 | Heavy-duty switch mounting brackets |
| Stainless Steel A4-70 (316) | M5×0.8 | 22 | Button Head | Passivated | ISO 4762 | -60 to 300 | Outdoor control panels |
| Alloy Steel, Zinc Plated | M4×0.7 | 18 | Socket Cap | Zinc Plated | DIN 912 | -20 to 140 | Panel-to-bracket connections |
| Stainless Steel A2-70 (304) | M5×0.8 | 28 | Socket Cap | Satin | ISO 4762 | -60 to 260 | Vibration-prone switch assemblies |