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M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023)

When you need Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023) in the M16 size, the controlling values come from GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583. This page lists them in one place — pitch, head geometry, tool size and the matching hole.

M16 Dimensional Row (GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583)

SizePitch (mm)Length L (mm)Head diameter dk (mm)Head height k (mm)Cross recessCountersink angle (deg)Reference standard
M162.010029.08.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819

Spanner & Drive for M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023)

The hex socket for M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023) is shown in the spec table — use the matching Allen / hex key (an ISO 2936 hex key set covers the full range). A T-handle Allen key gives the best feel for setting preload by feel; for production work use a torque-controlled driver.

Hole Sizes for M16

Coarse-thread pitch (ISO 724)2 mm
Through-hole / clearance (ISO 273 medium)17.5 mm
Tapping drill, coarse thread14 mm

Tightening Torque for M16

Class 8.8 (dry, ~µ 0.125)≈ 210 Nm
Class 10.9 (dry, ~µ 0.125)≈ 295 Nm
Class 12.9 (dry, ~µ 0.125)≈ 355 Nm

Indicative dry-joint values. Lubrication can lower the required torque by 15–25%. Always confirm against the joint design, especially when going up a strength class.

Common Applications for M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023)

M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023) are commonly specified for heavier machine assembly and equipment mounting.

Mating Parts for M16

For M16, pair with a M16 hex nut (ISO 4032 / DIN 934) and, where used, a M16 flat washer (ISO 7089 / DIN 125A) under the head and under the nut.

When to Step Up or Down from M16

When the joint preload approaches the proof load of M16 class 8.8, step up to M20 class 8.8 (or move to M16 class 10.9). When the joint is over-specified, M12 often saves weight and cost without losing the safety margin.

Technical Drawing

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Dimensions & Specifications (GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583)

SizePitch (mm)Length L (mm)Head diameter dk (mm)Head height k (mm)Cross recessCountersink angle (deg)Reference standard
M30.5205.61.65PH190ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M40.7257.52.2PH290ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M50.8309.22.5PH290ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M61.04011.03.0PH390ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M81.255014.54.0PH390ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M101.56018.05.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M121.758022.06.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M142.08025.07.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M162.010029.08.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M182.510033.09.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M202.512036.510.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819
M243.015043.512.0PH490ISO 7046 / GB/T 819

Frequently Asked Questions

What torque do M16 class 8.8 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023) take?

A dry M16 class 8.8 joint takes about 210 Nm (≈ 295 Nm for 10.9, ≈ 355 Nm for 12.9). Confirm against your joint design; lubrication reduces these values.

What clearance and tapping drill suit M16?

Use a 17.5 mm clearance hole (ISO 273 medium) for through-fixing, or a 14 mm tapping drill for a coarse M16 thread.

Which Allen key fits M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023)?

The hex-socket size for each row of Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023) is shown in the spec table — use the matching Allen / hex key. An ISO 2936 set covers every size on this page.

How do I avoid stripping the socket on M16 Torx Countersunk Head Screw — GB/T 2673 / ISO 14583 (Series 023)?

Fully seat the key in the socket, choose ball-end keys only for low-torque finishing work, and prefer a T-handle key when feel matters. For production use a torque-controlled driver.

How do I request a quotation?

Use the technical drawing on this page to pick the exact configuration, then submit it with the quote form. We respond within one business day.