16mm x 90mm Coach Screw (DIN 571) | Marine Grade A4 Stainless Steel
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Unit Price
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| 1 - 49 | £7.31 | £8.77 |
| 50 - 99 | £6.58 | £7.89 |
| 100 - 499 | £5.92 | £7.10 |
| 500 - 999 | £5.48 | £6.58 |
| 1000 + | £5.03 | £6.04 |
£8.77 / each
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Product Specification
| Size | 16mm |
| Length | 90mm |
| Head Height | 10mm |
| Thread Length | 54mm |
| Material | A4 Stainless Steel |
| Across Flats | 24mm |
| Shank Diameter | 16mm |
| Standard | DIN 571 |
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M16 x 90mm Coach Screw DIN 571 | A4 Stainless Steel
Designed as a 16mm coach screw, this 16mm x 90mm Coach Screw combines a pointed timber thread with a hexagonal head, giving joiners and site teams a reliable fixing for utility timber framing. The A4 stainless steel finish gives this 16mm coach screw a focused role in utility timber framing.
Marine grade A4 stainless steel is well suited to wet, coastal and high exposure locations where stronger corrosion resistance is needed around timber frameworks. The dimensions make it easier to match the fixing to brackets, timber members and washers where additional load spread is needed. The larger 16mm 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
- Marine-adjacent decking, posts and timber rails
- General site joinery with a hexagon head fixing
M16 x 90mm Coach Screw Dimensions
- Size: 16mm
- Length: 90mm
- Across Flats: 24mm
- Head Height: 10mm
- Thread Length: 54mm
- Shank Diameter: 16mm
- Material: A4 Stainless Steel
- Standard: DIN 571
Coach Screw Buying Guide
Check the screw size, material grade and installation environment before ordering. The coach screw guide gives extra help for selecting the correct length and finish. Click here to read our coach screws guide.
Explore the full DIN 571 Coach Screws range and use our coach screw guide when comparing sizes, pilot holes and applications.
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