DIN 933 Hex Head Bolt, M6 × 30, A4-70 Stainless
Full-thread hex bolt in A4 (316) stainless with A4-70 property class, dimensionally verified to DIN 933 and salt-spray tested to 720 h in neutral salt fog.
- MOQ
- 5,000 pcs
- Lead time
- 21 days
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