DIN6798 High Strength Bolts Premium Fasteners for Heavy-Duty Applications [Your Brand]

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Why DIN6798 High Strength Bolts Outperform Competitors

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Feature	Standard Bolt	Our DIN6798
Cycle Life	50,000 cycles	220,000+ cycles
Corrosion Resistance	72hr salt spray	500hr salt spray
Temperature Range	-30°C to 120°C	-60°C to 400°C

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FAQS on din6798

Q: What is the DIN6798 standard related to high-strength bolts?

A: DIN6798 specifies technical requirements for high-strength bolts, nuts, and washers, focusing on dimensions, material properties, and preload capabilities for structural connections.

Q: How does DIN6798 define the material requirements for high-strength bolts?

A: The standard mandates the use of carbon steel or alloy steel with a minimum tensile strength of 800 MPa, ensuring durability and resistance to shear and tensile forces.

Q: What industries commonly use DIN6798-compliant high-strength bolts?

A: These bolts are widely used in automotive manufacturing, heavy machinery, and steel construction projects requiring reliable, load-bearing connections.

Q: Are DIN6798 bolts interchangeable with ISO 898-1 bolts?

A: While both cover high-strength fasteners, DIN6798 includes specific preload and surface treatment requirements not fully aligned with ISO 898-1, limiting direct interchangeability.

Q: What testing methods validate DIN6798 high-strength bolt compliance?

A: Testing includes torque-to-yield analysis, hardness testing, and proof load verification to ensure adherence to mechanical performance criteria.

Q: Can DIN6798 bolts be reused after initial installation?

A: Reuse is generally discouraged due to potential preload loss from plastic deformation, unless re-testing confirms compliance with original specifications.

Q: How does surface treatment affect DIN6798 high-strength bolts?

A: Coatings like zinc plating or hot-dip galvanizing must maintain friction coefficients specified in the standard to prevent thread galling or premature failure.