DIN939 Double End Stud Bolt Manufacturer

Metric tap-end stud bolts with 1.25d screwing-in length — M4 to M52, carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy steel grades. ISO 9001:2015 certified production, EN 10204 3.1 certificates supplied. Equivalent to ISO 4028.

Industrial flange bolt with threaded ends, made of durable steel, suitable for heavy-duty applications in manufacturing and construction.

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DIN939 Stud Bolt Quick Specifications

Standard

DIN 939 / ISO 4028

Thread Size

M4 – M52

Tap End (b1)

1.25 × d

Grades

8.8 / 10.9 / A2-70 / A4-70

What Is a DIN939 Double End Stud Bolt?

DIN939 is a German metric standard for tap-end double-end stud bolts where the screwing-in end length equals 1.25 times the nominal thread diameter (b1 = 1.25d). This 25% longer engagement compared to DIN938 provides greater thread pull-out resistance, making DIN939 the most widely-used general-purpose stud bolt standard globally — equivalent to ISO 4028.

The 1.25d tap-end suits a broader range of base materials than DIN938’s 1d, including cast iron, grey iron castings, and light aluminium alloys used in gearboxes, engine blocks, and compressor housings.

DIN939 vs DIN938 vs DIN940 — screwing-in length comparison:

Standard b1 (Screwing-in End) Base Material Best For
DIN 938 1.0 × d Steel, cast steel (≥ 200 HB) Light load, steel-to-steel joints
DIN 939 1.25 × d Cast iron, steel, aluminium alloy General machinery, medium-to-heavy load
DIN 940 1.5 × d Light alloys, soft metals, plastics Heavy load, deep engagement in soft material

DIN 939 is the most widely-used standard — its 1.25d engagement balances pull-out strength against installation depth across the widest range of base materials.

High-quality DIN 939 double end stud bolt M12x60 with detailed technical specifications for industrial fastening solutions.

DIN939 Dimension & Property Class Tables

Complete M4–M52 dimension table per DIN 939 / ISO 4028, plus property class mechanical benchmarks. All values in millimetres. b1 values highlighted in amber.

All dimensions in mm per DIN 939 / ISO 4028. b1 = 1.25d (tap/screwing-in end). Nominal length L excludes b1; total stud length = L + b1. Example: M10×50 → total length = 50 + 12 = 62 mm.

Thread d Pitch (mm) b1 (mm) b2 L≤125 b2 125<L≤200 b2 L>200 x1 x2
M40.70514201.750.9
M50.806.516222.01.0
M61.007.518242.51.25
M81.251022283.21.6
M101.50122632453.81.9
M121.75153036494.32.2
M142.00183440535.02.5
M162.00203844575.03.2
M182.50224248616.33.2
M202.50254652656.33.2
M243.00305460737.54.0
M273.00346066797.54.0
M303.50386672859.54.0
M364.00457884979.55.0
M424.5052909610911.05.0
M485.006010210812111.06.0
M525.006511011612911.06.0

Property Class & Material Mechanical Properties (ISO 898-1 / ISO 3506)

Grade Material Min Tensile Min Yield (0.2%) Hardness Best For
4.8 / 5.8Low-carbon steel400–500 N/mm²320–400 N/mm²≤ 250 HVLight structural, low-load
8.8Carbon steel800 N/mm²640 N/mm²22–32 HRCGeneral structural, standard
10.9Carbon steel1040 N/mm²940 N/mm²33–39 HRCHigh-strength structural
12.9Alloy steel1220 N/mm²1100 N/mm²39–44 HRCPrecision / critical joints
A2-70Stainless 304700 N/mm²450 N/mm²≤ 250 HVFood, chemical, indoor
A4-70Stainless 316700 N/mm²450 N/mm²≤ 250 HVMarine, chloride exposure
A4-80Stainless 316800 N/mm²600 N/mm²≤ 250 HVHigh-load + corrosive
42CrMo4Alloy steel1000+ N/mm²900+ N/mm²30–38 HRCPressure vessels, flanges

DIN939 Material Grades & Property Classes

Select the correct grade for your load, temperature, and corrosion requirements.

Carbon Steel

Grades: 4.8 / 5.8 / 8.8 / 10.9 / 12.9

The most economical choice. Grade 8.8 for general machinery; 10.9/12.9 for high-strength structural joints. Zinc plating or Dacromet coating recommended.

Stainless Steel

Grades: A2-70 / A4-70 / A4-80

Corrosion-resistant grades for chemical, food-grade, and marine environments. A4-70/80 (AISI 316 with Mo) preferred for chloride exposure. Non-magnetic.

Alloy Steel

Grades: 42CrMo4 / 25CrMo4

High-strength, high-temperature grades for pressure vessels, petrochemical flanges, and power-generation equipment. Per ISO 898-1 and EN 10269.

Surface Treatment Options

For grade 10.9 and 12.9 DIN939 studs, Dacromet or mechanical zinc eliminates hydrogen embrittlement risk associated with electroplating.

Plain / Black

Standard mill finish. Suitable for oiled, coated, or indoor assemblies.

Zinc Plated

5–8 µm electroplated zinc. General-purpose, RoHS compliant.

Hot-Dip Galvanized

40–80 µm zinc. Outdoor structural and heavy-duty applications.

Dacromet / Geomet

Chrome-free zinc flake, 8–12 µm, 720 h salt-spray. Avoids H-embrittlement on 10.9/12.9.

PTFE / Fluoropolymer

Chemical-resistant, low-friction. Food-grade and clean-room environments.

DIN939 Stud Bolt Applications

High-quality flange bolts securing industrial piping systems at DingLong manufacturing plant.

Pressure Vessel & Pipe Flanges

ASME B16.5 and EN 1759 flanged joints in refineries, heat exchangers, and pressure vessels. Alloy steel 42CrMo4 or B7/L7 grades used for high-temperature service.

Automotive Engine & Drivetrain

Cylinder head studs, exhaust manifold bolts, and transmission housings (M10–M14). Grade 10.9 or 12.9 for vibration-resistant clamp force.

Heavy Machinery & Steel Structures

Base-plate connections, gearbox covers, and machine tool frames (M20–M52). Hot-dip galvanized finish for outdoor and exposed installations.

Wind Turbine Tower Flanges

M36–M52 DIN939 studs in property class 10.9, Dacromet-coated, for tower segment and nacelle flange bolting in high-humidity, salt-air environments.

Quality Certifications & Documentation

Every DIN939 stud bolt batch ships with full traceability documentation. Our ISO 9001:2015 process ensures consistent dimensional accuracy and material compliance.

ISO 9001:2015

Certified QMS covering DIN939 design, production, inspection, and delivery.

EN 10204 3.1 Certificates

Full material test certs with chemistry and mechanical results per heat/batch.

SGS Third-Party Testing

Independent tensile, hardness, and thread gauge verification available on request.

RoHS Compliant Coatings

Zinc-plated and Dacromet finishes comply with EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.

Why Source DIN939 Stud Bolts From Us?

We manufacture DIN939 tap-end stud bolts from cold-forged blanks using precision CNC thread rolling, holding dimensional accuracy within ISO 4759 tolerances. Every batch undergoes hardness, tensile, and thread gauge inspection before shipment. No middlemen — direct factory pricing with complete documentation.

Close-up of four industrial bolts made from stainless steel, carbon steel, and with rough coating, showcasing various finishes and sizes for industrial applications.

Related Fastener Products

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DIN 940 Stud Bolts

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DIN 934 Hex Nuts

Standard metric hex nuts, all property classes.

Need Custom DIN939 Stud Bolts?

Send us your thread size, nominal length, material grade, surface treatment, and quantity. Our engineering team will confirm availability and issue a quotation within 24 hours. Standard stock ships in 3–5 business days worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions — DIN939 Stud Bolts

Technical questions from engineers and buyers about DIN939 / ISO 4028 stud bolt selection, ordering, and applications.

DIN939 has a screwing-in (tap) end length of 1.25×d — 25% longer than DIN938’s 1×d. The extra engagement increases thread pull-out strength, making DIN939 the preferred choice for cast iron, aluminium alloys, and general machinery where the base material is softer than steel. DIN938 suits steel-to-steel joints where the base material is hard enough to develop full strength in 1d.
The nominal length of 80 mm refers only to the exposed portion (nut end and body), excluding the screwing-in end. For M16, b1 = 20 mm (1.25 × 16). Total stud length = 80 + 20 = 100 mm. Always confirm total length with your supplier when ordering.
Yes. DIN939 (b1 = 1.25d) is dimensionally equivalent to ISO 4028. Both standards define the same thread sizes, screwing-in lengths, and nut-end lengths. For international/export projects requiring ISO compliance, you can specify ISO 4028 and use the same EN 10204 3.1 material certificates.
A4-70 (AISI 316 stainless) contains 2–3% molybdenum, significantly improving resistance to chloride pitting and crevice corrosion. It is specified for marine, offshore, chemical processing, and swimming pool environments. A2-70 (AISI 304) is suitable for general indoor, food-contact, and mildly corrosive applications and is typically 15–25% less expensive.
Provide: (1) Thread size and pitch, e.g. M16×2.0; (2) Nominal length in mm; (3) Property class or material grade, e.g. 8.8 / A4-70 / 42CrMo4; (4) Surface treatment, e.g. plain / zinc plated / HDG / Dacromet; (5) Quantity and packaging; (6) Required certificates — EN 10204 3.1, RoHS, SGS.
Standard carbon steel grades (8.8, 10.9) are rated to approximately 300°C. For higher temperatures, alloy steel grades such as 42CrMo4 or 25CrMo4 are used up to 450–500°C in pressure vessel and flange applications. Above 500°C, nickel-alloy or stainless super-duplex grades are specified. Always confirm the design temperature with your engineer and request material certificates.
Standard stock sizes (M8–M36, grades 8.8 and A2-70) ship within 3–5 business days. Custom specifications — non-standard lengths, alloy steel grades, or special surface treatments — require 7–15 business days. Express production is available for urgent projects; contact our team.
Yes. All DIN939 stud bolt orders include EN 10204 3.1 material test certificates showing chemical composition and mechanical test results for each heat/lot. SGS third-party inspection reports, RoHS compliance declarations, and dimensional inspection reports are available upon request.