Value Collection 460425PR M14x2 60mm Hex Cap Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 460425PR is a metric hex head cap screw engineered for high-strength fastening applications across industrial, mechanical, and structural assemblies. Built to Grade 10.9 steel with a zinc-plated finish, this screw delivers reliable tensile strength and basic corrosion resistance in a widely used metric form factor. The partially threaded shank measures 60 mm under the head with an M14 x 2.00 mm thread pitch, and the 22 mm hex drive accepts standard metric wrenches and sockets. It conforms to DIN 931 and ISO 4014 dimensional standards, making it a drop-in fit for applications requiring certified metric fasteners.

This cap screw is suited for bolted joint assemblies in manufacturing equipment, machinery frames, automotive fixtures, and general fabrication. The partially threaded design maintains shank integrity in clearance-hole joints where full threading is not required or desirable. Licensed tradespeople in mechanical and industrial maintenance as well as fabrication shops will find this screw appropriate for medium-to-high clamp-load connections requiring Grade 10.9 performance.

Key Features

• Grade 10.9 steel construction for high tensile and proof load requirements
• Zinc-plated finish provides baseline corrosion protection in dry to mildly humid environments
• Partially threaded shank per DIN 931 and ISO 4014 standards
• M14 x 2.00 mm thread pitch with 22 mm hex drive
• 60 mm length under head for medium-depth fastening applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard metric replacement or service fastener for bolted assemblies requiring DIN 931 or ISO 4014 compliant M14 x 2.00 hex head cap screws in Grade 10.9 steel.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or maintenance technician familiar with metric fastener torque requirements for Grade 10.9 hardware. Always verify correct thread engagement depth and ensure mating tapped holes or nuts are rated for Grade 10.9 load levels before final assembly. Use a calibrated torque wrench and consult the applicable equipment service manual for joint-specific torque specifications. Inspect threads for contamination or damage before installation and replace any fastener that shows deformation or corrosion compromising thread integrity.