DIN 7996

Cross recessed pan head wood screws

English 1986
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As a departure from DIN 7996, March 1975 edition (which was withdrawn in December 1984), the present edition
specifies a second type of cross recess, viz. cross recess type Z, also referred to in practice as Pozidriv recess.

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