Bolt availability information

[Nich]

What's the full spec of the bolt?

Head, thread profile, length and thread pitch.

Nich.

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[torque2me]

What's the full spec of the bolt?

Head, thread profile, length and thread pitch.

Nich.

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Nich, as far as I can tell it is a Torx HT 12,9 bolt at M10x2x50mm

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Our Purchasing Team have chased their supplier again and confirmed that they are not able to supply TYG000250. Unfortunately the original supplier went out of business.

Our records show that the bolt had an adhesive 'patch' on it and that it wasGrade 12.9, there is also what I understand to be a 'standard' reference no. associated with it: SS110507P. I hope that helps you locate some supplies or get the manufactured.

All my searches to date have not found anything.

Kev

[Nich]

So looking for Torx Head M10 x 50 x 2.0 High Tensile 12.9 grade bolt.

Reference SS110507P.

2mm pitch is incredibly coarse for a machine screw, it would normally be between 1.25 and 1.5 mm.

Will keep looking.

Nich.

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[SCP440]

It is the 2mm Pitch that will be the problem.

I have just spoken to my supplier of such odd ball items and he reckons that he reckons he has not seen an M10 with a 2mm pitch with a Torx head. We might have a chance with an Allen key head or normal hex head.

Steve

[Nich]

Can you find out from X Part who the original suppliers were? If the 2mm pitch is accurate then I must admit I have never seen a thread that coarse. If we knew who the original suppliers were then we might be able to source alternatives.

Nich.

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[Les4048]

There’s a company I use through work and they don’t list M10 with a 2 pitch, you need to move to M14 & M16 to get a 2 pitch

[6KH]

I have a TYG000250 in front of me. It's M10 x 1.5 x 50mm with a threaded portion of 40mm and a full diameter of 7mm. The flanged bolt head suits an E12 socket.

Unfortunately a DIN 912 socket head capscrew M10 x 50 12.9 has a threaded portion of 32mm. You can buy these quite readily. You'd have to get an M10 x 1.5 (standard M10 pitch) die to extend the thread if you wanted to replicate the original.

Regards

Andrew

[torque2me]

There’s a company I use through work and they don’t list M10 with a 2 pitch, you need to move to M14 & M16 to get a 2 pitch

Yeah, everyone and everyone's contact or granny over the last 8 months said pitch 2 at M10 would be a rarity.

Thanks for the confirmation Les.

Kev