DIN and standard parts

Flat washers

We provide the right washer for each application.

Distribution of forces

Washers distribute the pre-tensioning force in screw connections over a larger area

In addition to simple washers, there are numerous special types (e.g. conical or with tabs). Our range also includes shim rings, sealing rings, large diameter washers and lock washers.

Method and principle

An overview of flat washers

Working principle

Distributing the pre-tensioning force over a larger area reduces the pressure exerted on the contact surfaces of the joint. This reduces deformation and creep phenomena. Washers protect sensitive surfaces from mechanical damage.

Material

In addition to steel in different hardness classes, available materials include stainless steel, plastic, aluminium and brass. Care must be taken to use washers of the appropriate hardness, particularly when using high-strength screws.

Surfaces

Our products can be coated with different surface finishes, depending on requirements and application. We will be pleased to give you individual advice on the right coating system.

We offer the following surfaces as standard:

Plain
Zinc plated (industry standard)
VZD (zinc plated with thick layer passivation)
ISO Standard Galvanized
Zinc-nickel
Zinc flake

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Types of flat washers

Large diameter washers
Large diameter or fender washers have a very large outer diameter.
This distributes pre-tensioning force over a significantly larger area. These components are used for soft materials or large through holes.

Standards

B 9022
Conical cups
Conical cups can be used in combination with spherical washers to compensate for angular errors between screw axes and clamping part surfaces.
When used individually, the spherical shape must be matched on the opposite side of the joint (e.g. with a collar nut).

Standards

DIN 6319 D

DIN 6319 G
Spherical washers
Spherical washers can be used in combination with conical cups to compensate for angular errors between screw axes and clamping part surfaces.
When used individually, the spherical shape must be matched on the opposite side of the joint (e.g. with a cone on the fastener).

Standards

DIN 6319 C
Shim rings
A combination of appropriately dimensioned shim rings compensates for unwanted axial play. For this purpose, shim rings are available in closely graduated thicknesses.

Standards

DIN 988
Washers
Washers distribute forces over a larger area. This reduces the pressure exerted on the contact surfaces of a joint. At the same time, it also protects the component surface, as the relative movement between the fastener and the component only takes place in the joint between the washer and the fastener.

Standards

DIN 125 A similar to ISO 7089/7090

DIN 125 B similar to ISO 7089/7090

DIN 126 similar to ISO 7091

DIN 1052

DIN 1440 similar to ISO 8738

DIN 1441

DIN 432

DIN 433 similar to ISO 7092

DIN 440 R similar to ISO 7094

DIN 440 V similar to ISO 7094

DIN 463

DIN 6340

DIN 7349

DIN 9021 similar to ISO 7093
Sealing washers
Sealing washers are pressed into holes to create a seal. They are not actually fastening components. Sealing washers are also called sealing caps.

Standards

DIN 470