DIN 444 download for SOLIDWORKS
About DIN 444
Eye boltDIN 444B is the standard for eye bolts. This is an active standard with no ISO equivalent.
It consists of 190 unique sizes from M5 to M39 and comes in six materials. The latest revision is from 2017 and you can purchase the standard from DIN here.
190 sizes * 6 materials = 1140 files
Materials in this download: Stainless steel A2-50, Stainless steel A4-50, Steel 4.6 plain, Steel 4.6 zinc, Steel 5.6 plain, Steel 5.6 zinc
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Sytze Spijksma - Group leader Mechanical engineering - DEMCON
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You receive a ZIP file with a folder for each material, every folder contains all sizes. Each part has one configuration and every part contains mate references, cosmetic threads, custom properties and a material. Download samples below.
ISO replaces DIN
Many DIN standards for fasteners were withdrawn 30 years agoEuropean engineers love DIN standards, but most DIN standards were withdrawn in 1992. Most of them have an ISO replacement.
We only offer fasteners for active standards because we purchase the standard document and use it as a source for our fastener models.
Lock and spring washers do not work well so their standards are withdrawn without a replacement.
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- All files have mate references and custom properties
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Just open the filter, pick a type, size and material, then drag the file into your assembly. Lightning will add a washer and/or a pattern for you.
