When elements are joined using TX (TX) fasteners, the force is transmitted over a large surface area across the flanks of the drive rather than being centred on one point, as is the case with hexagon socket drives, for example. This has a number of advantages:
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Reduced tool wear
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Tool does not slip as contact force is optimally applied
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No damage to surface coating
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No wobbling
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Screw settles securely
TX drives must comply with DIN EN ISO 10664
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As a result, connection elements with TX heads are standardised and can be used all over the world
Thread type x nominal diameter (d1) |
M6 |
Length (l1) |
16 mm |
Head diameter (dk) |
12 mm |
Head height (k1) |
4.6 mm |
Norms |
ISO 14583 |
Material |
Steel |
Property class |
4.8 |
Surface |
Galvanised |
RoHS-compliant |
Yes |
Head type |
Flat head |
Drive type |
Internal hexalobular |
Internal drive |
TX30 |
Thread type |
Metric thread |
Pitch |
1 mm |
Thread format |
Standard metric thread |
Shaft diameter |
6 mm |
Product class |
A |
