No. The original DIN 26727 was written for carbon/alloy steels. For stainless steel relaxation, you need ISO 3506-6:2009 .
| | New Standard | Why it's Hotter | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | DIN 26727 | DIN EN ISO 3506-6 | Includes stainless steel and non-ferrous metals. | | DIN 26727 | VDI 2230 (Guideline) | Systematic calculation of bolted joints with relaxation. | | DIN 26727 | ASTM E328 | US equivalent testing method for stress relaxation. |
At its core, DIN 267-27 specifies the functional properties of pre-applied adhesive coatings on steel and stainless steel fasteners. Instead of applying liquid thread-locker on the assembly line, these fasteners come "pre-charged" with tiny capsules of adhesive that rupture and cure during installation. Key Highlights of the 2024 Update
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