Standardized ISO Parts · Socket Screws

ISO 4762 Socket Head Cap Screw

Cylindrical head socket screw with internal hex drive, designed for high-strength joints in machinery, molds, fixtures, industrial machining and assemblies where tightening precision is required.

Cylindrical head Internal hex High strength ISO metric thread
ISO 4762 socket head cap screw for industrial applications
Standard ISO 4762
Equivalent DIN 912
Type Socket cap screw
01

A socket screw for high-demand assemblies

The ISO 4762 screw is a cylindrical head socket screw with internal hex drive. Its geometry allows tightening torque to be applied with precision, maintaining a strong and repeatable fastening in industrial applications.

It is also commonly known as DIN 912, a designation widely used in drawings, technical catalogues, industrial warehouses and purchasing documentation. It is a key reference in machining, molds, automation and fixtures.

01

Cylindrical head

Provides a stable bearing surface and robust geometry for technical assemblies.

02

Internal hex

Allows torque to be applied with an Allen key in reduced-access areas.

03

High capacity

Suitable for applications requiring mechanical strength and controlled tightening.

04

Industrial use

Widely used in machinery, molds, fixtures, CNC equipment and compact assemblies.

02

Main characteristics of ISO 4762

The ISO 4762 standard defines a cylindrical head socket fastener designed for mechanical assemblies where tightening, strength and repeatability are critical factors.

Standard ISO 4762
Common reference DIN 912
Head type Cylindrical
Drive Internal hex
Thread ISO metric
Common use Machinery and molds
03

Technical sheet and ISO 4762 geometry

Reference technical image for identifying the geometry of the ISO 4762 screw, its cylindrical head, internal hex drive, metric thread and main dimensions.

Technical sheet of ISO 4762 socket head cap screw
Technical view of the ISO 4762 screw with cylindrical head, internal hex drive and standardized dimensions.
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Common ISO 4762 dimensions

Metric size Pitch Head height K Head diameter DK Common use
M3 0.5 3 mm 5.5 mm Small components
M4 0.7 4 mm 7 mm Housings and light fastenings
M5 0.8 5 mm 8.5 mm Fixtures and supports
M6 1.0 6 mm 10 mm Industrial assemblies
M8 1.25 8 mm 13 mm Machinery and molds
M10 1.5 10 mm 16 mm Mechanical assemblies
M12 1.75 12 mm 18 mm Robust applications
Technical note

This table is indicative. For manufacturing, supply or dimensional verification, the complete ISO 4762 standard dimensions and the specific requirements of the customer drawing should be consulted.

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Materials, strength classes and finishes

Common materials

  • Carbon steel 8.8 · general industrial use
  • Carbon steel 10.9 · higher mechanical strength
  • Steel 12.9 · high-demand applications
  • A2 / A4 stainless steel · corrosive or humid environments

Technical finishes

  • Black oxide · common finish for socket screws
  • Zinc plated · standard surface protection
  • Natural stainless · corrosion resistance
  • Special coatings · according to drawing or technical requirement

Material selection should consider load, tightening torque, temperature, corrosion, fatigue, working environment and documentation traceability requirements.

06

Common industrial applications

CNC machinery Molds and dies Machining fixtures Industrial automation Compact structures Mechanical assemblies Precision fastenings Industrial maintenance
07

ISO 4762 compared with other socket screws

Each socket screw responds to a different design requirement. ISO 4762 stands out for its tightening capacity and technical use in robust assemblies.

ISO 4762 / DIN 912

Cylindrical head

  • Higher tightening capacity
  • General technical use
  • Good mechanical strength
  • Ideal for molds, fixtures and machinery
ISO 7380

Button head

  • Lower and more rounded profile
  • Better visual integration
  • No countersinking required
  • Lower capacity than cylindrical head
ISO 10642

Countersunk head

  • Sits flush with the surface
  • Requires a countersunk seat
  • Avoids external protrusions
  • Ideal for clean surfaces
4762
08 · Advantages

Strength, precision and repeatability in assembly

Higher tightening torque

Allows robust fastening in applications with high mechanical demand.

Allen key access

Makes assembly easier in housings where there is no room for an external wrench.

Standardized use

Helps maintain compatibility, repeatability and control in technical purchasing.

Industrial versatility

Adapts to machinery, molds, fixtures and machined components.

AREM-CNC

Standardized screws and machined parts according to drawing

At AREM-CNC, we manufacture and supply components according to DIN, ASTM, ISO standards or customer drawings, with certified materials, dimensional control and complete traceability for demanding industrial applications.

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