DIN 529 Anchor Bolts

ASTM A193 Grade B7 Specifications

DIN 529 Anchor Bolts

DIN 529 Anchor Bolts

Dimensions for DIN 529 Anchor Bolts

d p a c b
min. max. min max
M8 1 21 27 40 50 20
M10 1 27 33 50 60 25
M12 1.75 33 39 60 70 30
M16 2 45 51 80 90 40
M20 2.5 57 63 100 110 50
M24 3 72 78 120 130 60
M30 3.5 92 98 150 160 75
M36 4 112 118 185 195 90
M42 4.5 132 138 215 225 105
M48 5 152 158 245 255 120
M56 5.5 177 183 285 295 140
M64 6 197 203 330 340 160
M72 6 237 243 365 375 180

ASTM A193 Grade B7 Fastener Coatings

How to specify DIN 529 Anchor Bolts

A reliable enquiry defines the finished component, not only the material grade. State the governing dimensional standard, nominal diameter, thread form and pitch, length convention, quantity, surface finish and required delivery condition. Include a drawing when a standard leaves more than one configuration open or when ends, points, drilled features, reduced shanks or non-standard thread lengths are involved.

Material and service

Confirm the specified B7 material grade, the design temperature and pressure context, and any project material specification. Identify the compatible nut and washer grades. If sour, low-temperature or other special service applies, the responsible engineer should approve the material and supplementary requirements.

Dimensions and finish

Name the dimensional standard and revision, thread class or tolerance, and whether dimensions are checked before or after coating. A coating can affect thread fit and friction, so specify the complete coating system, lubricant condition and mating parts together.

Inspection documents

State the certificate type, heat and manufacturing-lot traceability, marking, mechanical tests, chemical analysis and any dimensional or nondestructive examination reports. Additional testing must be invoked before production with its method, sampling and acceptance criteria.

Pre-order review

For related decisions, review the material specification, mechanical properties, coating guide, thread guide and testing and certification guide. Technical values should always be verified against the current governing standard and approved project documents.