Weld Nuts (DIN 929) - Q195 Low Carbon Steel - ISO Class 4 Bare

Weld Nuts (DIN 929) — Q195 Low Carbon Steel, ISO Class 4, Bare

FULLERKREG DIN 929 hexagon weld nuts in Q195 low carbon steel at ISO Class 4 represent the most economical and weld-friendly option in the DIN 929 range. Manufactured to the DIN 929 standard, each nut features three symmetrically arranged welding projections on the bearing face that collapse and fuse with the base material during resistance welding, creating a flush, permanent joint. Q195 is a Chinese national standard (GB/T 700) low carbon structural steel with extremely low carbon content, delivering outstanding weldability, excellent ductility, and consistent resistance welding performance — making it the preferred choice for light-duty sheet-metal assemblies, HVAC, furniture, and consumer electronics enclosures where high mechanical strength is not the primary requirement. The bare (uncoated) surface is the standard delivery condition for applications where post-weld painting, powder coating, or e-coating will be applied. Available in thread sizes M3 through M16.

Dimensional Data

All dimensions in mm. Tolerances per DIN 929. Unit weight (g) is theoretical reference value for carbon steel (density 7.85 g/cm³).

Thread
d
Pitch
(mm)
Nut Height
m (h14)
Across Flats
s (h13)
Across Corners
e (min)
Spigot Dia.
d2 (tol d11)
Spigot Proj.
h1 (tol)
Weld Proj.
h2 (tol)
Unit Weight
(g/pc)
M3 0.5 3.00 7.50 8.27 4.50 0.55 ±0.1 0.25 +0/-0.1 ~0.9
M4 0.7 3.50 9.00 9.91 6.00 0.65 ±0.1 0.35 +0/-0.1 ~1.6
M5 0.8 4.00 10.00 11.05 7.00 0.70 ±0.1 0.40 +0/-0.1 ~2.3
M6 1.0 5.00 11.00 12.12 8.00 0.75 ±0.15 0.50 +0/-0.1 ~3.7
M8 1.25 6.50 14.00 15.44 10.50 0.90 ±0.15 0.50 +0/-0.15 ~7.3
M10 1.5 8.00 17.00 18.72 12.50 1.15 ±0.2 0.65 +0/-0.15 ~13.8
M12 1.75 10.00 19.00 20.88 14.80 1.40 ±0.2 0.80 +0/-0.2 ~21.9
M14 2.0 10.00 19.00 20.88 14.80 1.40 ±0.2 1.00 +0/-0.2 ~24.1
M16 2.0 10.00 24.00 26.75 18.80 1.80 ±0.2 1.00 +0/-0.2 ~37.0

* Across Corners (e) calculated from s × 1.155. Unit weights are theoretical reference values; actual weights may vary ±5%. M14 has limited availability — higher MOQ applies.

Selection Guide

Parameter Specification
Standard DIN 929
Material Q195 Low Carbon Structural Steel (GB/T 700)
Surface Treatment Bare (Uncoated / Mill Finish)
ISO Property Class Class 4 (per ISO 898-2)
Thread Type Metric coarse thread (ISO 68-1)
Thread Tolerance 6H
Nut Height Tolerance h14
Across Flats Tolerance h13
Spigot Diameter Tolerance d11
Welding Projections 3 projections, symmetrically arranged
Welding Method Resistance spot welding
Thread Size Range M3 – M16
Proof Load Stress ≥ 510 MPa (Class 4)
Tensile Strength ≥ 400 MPa (Class 4)
Hardness ≤ 188 HV (Class 4)
Weldability Excellent — lowest carbon equivalent in the DIN 929 range
Corrosion Resistance Low (bare steel — post-process coating recommended)
Typical Post-Process E-coat, powder coat, paint, zinc plating (by customer)
RoHS Compliant Yes
Packaging Bulk bag / box; custom packaging available

Standard Notes

DIN 929 specifies hexagon weld nuts with three welding projections on the bearing face. The spigot (pilot) locates the nut precisely on the workpiece prior to welding. Upon resistance welding, the projections collapse and fuse with the base material, creating a flush, permanent joint. Q195 is a GB/T 700 low carbon structural steel with a maximum carbon content of 0.12%, giving it the lowest carbon equivalent of all DIN 929 weld nut materials. This translates to the best resistance welding consistency, the lowest risk of heat-affected zone (HAZ) cracking, and the highest ductility — at the cost of lower mechanical strength compared to 10B21 grades. ISO Class 4 is the appropriate property class for this material and is widely used in light-duty sheet-metal, HVAC, furniture, and consumer electronics applications.

  • DIN 929 — Hexagon weld nuts, metric coarse thread
  • Material: Q195 low carbon structural steel (GB/T 700); approximate equivalent to S185 (EN 10025), A36 (ASTM)
  • Property Class: ISO Class 4 per ISO 898-2
  • Surface: Bare / uncoated mill finish — no plating, no coating
  • Thread: Right-hand, metric coarse, tolerance class 6H
  • Key advantage: Best weldability and lowest cost in the DIN 929 range; ideal for high-volume light-duty assemblies

Full Grade Comparison — DIN 929 Weld Nuts by Strength Class

Grade Material ISO Class Tensile Strength Weldability Corrosion Resistance Typical Application
Q195 Bare (Class 4) Low carbon steel Class 4 ≥ 400 MPa Excellent Low Light sheet-metal, HVAC, furniture, electronics enclosures
10B21 Bare (Class 8) Boron carbon steel Class 8 ≥ 800 MPa Very Good Low General-purpose, appliance, light structural
10B21 Bare (Class 10) Boron carbon steel Class 10 ≥ 1040 MPa Good Low Automotive BIW, heavy structural
A2 (SUS304) Stainless steel A2-70 ≥ 700 MPa Good Good General industrial, indoor/outdoor
A4 (SUS316) Marine stainless A4-70 ≥ 700 MPa Good Excellent Marine, chemical, food-grade

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DIN 929 Hex Weld Nuts — Q195 Low Carbon Steel, ISO Class 4, Bare actual product photos:

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Chemical Composition — Q195 Low Carbon Structural Steel (GB/T 700)

Grade C (%) Mn (%) P (%) S (%) Si (%)
Q195 ≤ 0.12 ≤ 0.50 ≤ 0.035 ≤ 0.040 ≤ 0.30

* Q195 has the lowest carbon content (≤ 0.12%) of all DIN 929 weld nut materials, resulting in the best weldability and ductility. Approximate international equivalents: S185 (EN 10025-2), A36 (ASTM A36), SS330 (JIS G3101). No boron addition.

Mechanical Properties — ISO Class 4 (ISO 898-2)

Property Class Proof Load Stress (MPa) Tensile Strength (MPa) Hardness (HV max) Min. Elongation
Class 4 ≥ 510 ≥ 400 ≤ 188 ≥ 22%

* Class 4 offers the highest ductility (min. 22% elongation) of all carbon steel nut classes, ensuring excellent formability and resistance welding consistency. Maximum hardness ≤ 188 HV guarantees no risk of hydrogen embrittlement in plating processes.

Why Choose FULLERKREG DIN 929 Q195 Class 4 Weld Nuts?

  • 🏭 Factory Direct — Manufactured in-house with full process control from raw material to finished part
  • 💰 Most Cost-Effective Grade — Q195 low carbon steel delivers the lowest material cost in the DIN 929 range without compromising weld quality
  • Best-in-Class Weldability — Ultra-low carbon content (≤ 0.12%) ensures the most consistent, reliable resistance welding performance with minimal spatter and zero HAZ cracking risk
  • 🛡️ Maximum Ductility — ≥22% elongation provides excellent formability and impact resistance for light-duty assemblies
  • 📐 Strict DIN 929 Compliance — Every dimension and tolerance verified against the standard; no substitutions
  • 🔬 Material Certified — Mill test certificates (MTC) available; Q195 composition verified per GB/T 700
  • 🎨 Bare Finish — Post-Process Ready — Uncoated surface is ideal for e-coat, powder coat, paint, or zinc plating applied after welding; ≤188 HV hardness eliminates hydrogen embrittlement risk during acid pickling
  • 📦 Bulk Wholesale Supply — MOQ-friendly pricing tiers; consistent lot quality for high-volume production lines
  • 🚢 Global Export Experience — Shipped worldwide with proper export documentation and packaging
  • 💬 Technical Support — Engineering team available for application guidance, custom sizes, and special requirements

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