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SAN-M12-80-B

Name: SAN-M12-80-B
Brand: Nabeya Bi-tech Kaisha
Availability: OutOfStock

Stopper Screw

Safety Precautions

Dimension Drawing

Unit : mm

Part Number	M (Fine) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	C	s min.	R	B	B₁	T	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
SAN-M12-80-B	M12	1	21.9	6	12	19	6	6	68	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Fine) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	C	s min.	R	B	B₁	T	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
SAN-M12-80-B	M12	1	21.9	6	12	19	6	6	68	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Fine) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	C	s min.	R	B	B₁	T	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
SAN-M12-80-B	M12	1	21.9	6	12	19	6	6	68	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Fine) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	C	s min.	R	B	B₁	T	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
SAN-M12-80-B	M12	1	21.9	6	12	19	6	6	68	CAD	RFQ

Material/Finish

	SAN-B Made of Steel
Thread Part	S45C Sphere part quenching (hardness: 45-50 HRC) Trivalent Chromate Treatment
Lock Nut	Steel Trivalent Chromate Treatment

Characteristics

Fine threaded type stopper screw. Fine adjustment is easy.
For work locating and stopping.
Round area has already been quenched. It is highly abrasion-resistant.
All products are provided with lock nut.

Related Services

Vibration Resistant Treatment Service

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Use the NBK Captive Screw Series to be comply with CE

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