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M10x50 - Hex Bolt 8.8 M10 x 50 Hardware Part Land Rover Range Rover

M10x50 - Hex Bolt 8.8 M10 x 50

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Hex Bolt - a hexagonal-head metric bolt used as a general-purpose threaded fastener across body, chassis and mechanical assemblies.

The M10 thread runs 50 mm in length, with a six-point head driven by spanner or socket. Property class 8.8 denotes a medium-carbon steel bolt with a nominal tensile strength of 800 MPa, suited to general structural and mechanical fixing duties.
Alternative Codes
M10x50

In stock 12 units
12 · Gouda 0 · Drachten
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  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the M10 x 50 hex bolt used for?
The M10 x 50 hex bolt is a hexagonal-head metric bolt with an M10 thread and a 50 mm length. It's a general-purpose property class 8.8 fastener used across body, chassis and mechanical assemblies, driven by a standard spanner or socket.
What does the 8.8 marking on this bolt mean?
The 8.8 is the bolt's property class. It indicates a medium-carbon steel bolt with a nominal tensile strength of around 800 MPa, suited to general structural and mechanical fixing duties.
Does the 50 mm refer to the thread size or the length?
The 50 mm is the bolt's shank length measured under the head, while M10 is the thread diameter. Pick the length so the bolt fully engages the thread for your clamp depth without bottoming out.