DIN 601
Hexagon Bolts without Hexagon Nut – with Hexagon Nut – Type g
English
1970
0.000
Detailed Information
This standard agrees essentially with the following ISO Recommendations issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO):
ISO/R 272-1968
ISO/R 733-7968
ISO/R 855-1968
ISO/R 888-1968
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