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DIN571 Hex Head Wood Screw

DIN 571 wood screws are hexagon head wood screws designed for secure and reliable fastening in timber and wood structures. The hexagon head provides a convenient external drive for wrench or socket installation, while the sharp, deep wood screw thread is designed to achieve strong engagement with wood and provide a stable connection. Their robust construction makes DIN 571 screws suitable for applications where dependable fastening and easy installation are required.

We supply DIN 571 wood screws in a range of materials, sizes and lengths to meet different application requirements. Stainless steel options provide enhanced corrosion resistance for demanding environments and outdoor use, while carbon steel versions offer a practical solution for general timber fastening. DIN 571 wood screws are commonly used in timber construction, woodworking, furniture assembly, building projects and other applications involving wood-to-wood or wood-to-material fastening.

DIN571 Hex Head Wood Screw
DIN571 Hex Head Wood Screw Stainless Steel

Specification:

DIN 571 wood screws are manufactured to the dimensional and technical requirements of DIN 571 and are available in nominal diameters from 4 to 20 mm. They feature a hexagon head and wood screw thread, providing a practical fastening solution for timber and wood-based structures. Depending on the application, DIN 571 screws can be supplied in carbon steel, stainless steel and other suitable materials, with different lengths and surface finishes available. Stainless steel options include commonly used A2 and A4 grades, while zinc-plated and hot-dip galvanized finishes can be supplied for suitable carbon steel applications. The table below provides the main specifications and available options for DIN 571 wood screws.

ItemSpecification
StandardDIN571:2016
Product TypeWood Screws
Head TypeHex Head
Nominal DiameterST4-20mm
Size RangeM12-M36
Thread TypeWood Screw Thread
MaterialCarbon Steel, Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel GradeA2-70,A4-70
Thread StandardDIN ISO7998
General RequirementsDIN ISO 8992
SurfaceZinc Plated,Hot Dip Galvanized, Bright Finish, Passivation
InspectionDimensions, Thread,Mechanical Property,Coating

Dimension Chart of DIN571 Hex Head Wood Screw:

The DIN 571 dimension chart provides the main dimensions of hexagon head wood screws, including nominal diameter, head width across flats, head height and available screw lengths. DIN 571 covers nominal thread diameters from 4 to 20 mm, with different dimensional combinations available according to the screw diameter. Standard and commonly supplied lengths are available for different applications, while special lengths can also be produced according to customer requirements.

Drawing of DIN571 Wood Screw

Drawing of DIN571 Wood Screw

Mon4567810121620
P1.622.52.833.5456
ds max4567810121620
ds min3.524.525.526.427.429.4211.315.319.3
k max3.13.884.385.385.887.458.4510.4513.9
k min2.53.133.634.635.136.557.559.5512.1
s max7810121317192430
s min6.647.649.6411.5712.5716.5718.4823.1629.16
e min7.58.6310.8913.0714.218.7220.8826.1732.95

Application of DIN571 Hex Head Wood Screw:

Timber Construction

DIN 571 wood screws are widely used in timber construction for joining wooden beams, frames, boards and other structural timber components. The hexagon head allows efficient tightening with a wrench or socket, making these screws suitable for applications where a secure and stable connection is required.

Woodworking & Furniture

For woodworking and furniture applications, DIN 571 screws can be used to connect solid wood components, wooden panels, frames and other wood-based parts. Different diameters and lengths allow the screws to be selected according to the thickness and construction of the materials being joined.

Building & Outdoor Projects

DIN 571 wood screws are also suitable for general building, repair and outdoor fastening projects involving timber and wood structures. SS304 wood screw and SS316 wood screw provide improved corrosion resistance for outdoor and humid environments, while coated carbon steel versions offer a practical option for general construction and woodworking applications.