Stainless Steel Threaded Stud

Stainless steel threaded studs are structurally rod-shaped elements with thread applied to them.

A threaded stud is characterized by its diameter, length and thread type.

Stainless steel threaded studs are used where it is necessary to provide a connection between parts — either using a nut and washer or without them.

There are two main types:

• Full-thread — thread applied along the entire length of the rod;
• With a screw-in end — thread applied to only one end.

Applications

Stainless steel threaded studs are distinguished by an extended service life and resistance to vibration and other physical loads. The product provides reliable connections with a simple design. Such fasteners are used in furniture manufacturing, construction, transport engineering, and the food and medical industries.

Features

Threaded studs are made from various types of stainless steel with the addition of alloying components. This gives the fasteners strength properties and resistance to adverse effects.

A protective oxide film forms on the surface of the products, providing resistance to corrosion, chemical and temperature effects. The most common in household and industrial use are threaded studs made of the chemically resistant steel grades A2 and A4.