DIN 965
Cross Recessed Countersunk (Flat) Head Screws (Countersunk Heads according to ISO)
English
1971
0.000
Detailed Information
Normally these screws are made in the sizes !or which weight details are given.
If the screws are to be supplied with captive washer components, the designation must be augmented according to DIN 6900.
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