Threaded Stud

A threaded stud is a common type of fastener. It is a long metal rod with thread on one or both ends.

The product is screwed into a prepared hole and secured with nuts; different types of washers can be used in the connection.

Applications

Studs are widely used for joining wood and metal parts. When installed without a nut, thread must be pre-tapped in the hole. The product is used in the following industries:

• Construction and renovation. Threaded studs are used in the assembly of building metal structures.
• Industrial manufacturing. This fastener is in demand in machine building, instrument making and other industries.
• Furniture manufacturing and beyond.

Features

Threaded studs are used for joining parts made of various materials. The product can be zinc-plated for corrosion protection; studs are also made from non-ferrous metals and alloys.