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ISO 4762 dimensions

Hexagon socket head cap screws — the ISO standard matching DIN 912.

The ISO standard. DIN 912 is the DIN number for the same part.

What ISO 4762 is

ISO 4762 covers the same socket head cap screw as DIN 912. Unlike the hex head pair, these two agree: the socket sizes and head dimensions match, and suppliers list them together as "DIN 912 / ISO 4762".

ISO 4762 dimensions, M2 to M24

SizePitchHex keyClearance holeTapping drill
M20.4 mm1.5 mm2.4 mm1.6 mm
M2.50.45 mm2 mm2.9 mm2.05 mm
M30.5 mm2.5 mm3.4 mm2.5 mm
M40.7 mm3 mm4.5 mm3.3 mm
M50.8 mm4 mm5.5 mm4.2 mm
M61 mm5 mm6.6 mm5 mm
M81.25 mm6 mm9 mm6.75 mm
M101.5 mm8 mm11 mm8.5 mm
M121.75 mm10 mm13.5 mm10.25 mm
M142 mm12 mm15.5 mm12 mm
M162 mm14 mm17.5 mm14 mm
M202.5 mm17 mm22 mm17.5 mm
M243 mm19 mm26 mm21 mm

ISO 4762 against DIN 912

These two agree. ISO 4762 and DIN 912 describe the same socket head cap screw, take the same hex key, and suppliers list them on one line as "ISO 4762 / DIN 912". Ordering by either number gets the same part.

Frequently asked questions

What is ISO 4762?

Hexagon socket head cap screws — the ISO standard matching DIN 912. It is the ISO standard covering the same fastener as DIN 912.

Is ISO 4762 the same as DIN 912?

Yes, for practical purposes. ISO 4762 and DIN 912 describe the same socket head cap screw and suppliers list them together. A part sold as one will fit where the other is specified.

What size hex key does an M10 ISO 4762 take?

8 mm. Socket head cap screws are driven by a hex key rather than a spanner, and the socket size follows the thread rather than the head.

Is ISO 4762 still current?

Yes. ISO 4762 is the current international standard; DIN 912 is the withdrawn German one that preceded it. Suppliers still sell and label parts by the DIN number because that is what customers ask for.

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