SF-L1.0016.060-10.050

Product Description:

The SF-L1.0016.060-10.050 is part of Bosch Rexroth’s SF Servo Motors line, but it’s really just the small mechanical piece that holds things together where it matters. Built from steel and finished with a zinc-plated surface, this thing doesn’t rust easily and holds its shape under load. Tensile strength is listed at min 800 MPa, so breakage isn’t really on the table unless something’s seriously wrong. The thread size is M10, matched to common mounting setups. Not oversized, not delicate—just right for most coupling jobs or structural fastening where servo mounts get tricky.

Hardness comes in at minimum 21 HRC, and it handles torque pretty well without deforming. The length is 60 mm and the thread length clocks in at 50 mm, which leaves enough grip when threaded deep into machine plates or adapter mounts. The outer body follows a 16 mm diameter and sticks to h6 tolerance, so there’s not much room for play. Keeps tight even when things heat up or cool down. Speaking of which, it handles temps from -20°C to +120°C. Not built for cryogenic setups or oven interiors, but most industrial floors fall inside that range anyway.

Yield strength is marked min 640 MPa, which means deformation takes serious force. It’s aligned with ISO 8734 standards, so it won’t cause weird issues during audits or certification checks. Mostly used to keep servo parts aligned or locked in under vibration. Doesn’t slip if torqued right. There’s no extra coating or mystery spec—what’s listed is what it does. No threads stripped, no slop in the fit. Just solid metal, done to spec. A lot of builds just need reliable, no-drama hardware like this one, and that’s where it fits in best. Simple role. Does it well.