12mm x 100mm Coach Screw (DIN 571) | 4.8 Steel BZP
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Unit Price
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Unit Price
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| 1 - 49 | £0.84 | £1.01 |
| 50 - 99 | £0.76 | £0.91 |
| 100 - 499 | £0.68 | £0.82 |
| 500 - 999 | £0.55 | £0.66 |
| 1000 + | £0.42 | £0.51 |
Product Specification
| Size | 12mm |
| Length | 100mm |
| Head Height | 8mm |
| Thread Length | 60mm |
| Material | 4.8 Steel BZP |
| Across Flats | 19mm |
| Shank Diameter | 12mm |
| Standard | DIN 571 |
Frequently Bought Together
Total Price: £0.00
M12 x 100mm Coach Screw DIN 571 | 4.8 Steel BZP
Where roofing timber support work needs a strong timber fixing, this M12 x 100mm coach screw offers a 60mm threaded section, 12mm shank diameter and 4.8 Steel BZP construction for dependable holding power. The BZP steel finish gives this M12 x 100mm coach screw a focused role in roofing timber support work.
The bright zinc plated 4.8 steel construction gives practical surface protection for workshops, production areas and internal joinery where stainless steel is not required. Its 19mm across flats head makes tool selection straightforward for site work, maintenance benches and production assembly areas. The larger 12mm shank makes it suitable for heavier timber sections, support posts and bracket assemblies.
Common Applications
- Play equipment repairs with suitable material choice
- Outdoor timber seating frames and supports
- Dry indoor timber fixing and general workshop construction
- Secure fastening of signage frames to posts
M12 x 100mm Coach Screw Dimensions
- Size: 12mm
- Length: 100mm
- Across Flats: 19mm
- Head Height: 8mm
- Thread Length: 60mm
- Shank Diameter: 12mm
- Material: 4.8 Steel BZP
- Standard: DIN 571
Coach Screw Buying Guide
Match the across flats value to the correct spanner or socket before fitting. A controlled installation helps protect the head and gives a more secure fixing. Click here to read our coach screws guide.
For matching sizes and material options, view our Coach Screws DIN 571 page or read the Vital Parts coach screws guide.
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