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What are Double Ended Metric Studs, Class 10.9 Hardened Steel?
Double ended metric studs are threaded studs with external metric threads on both ends and an unthreaded center section. One end is typically installed into a tapped hole or threaded component, while the opposite end provides a threaded attachment point for a metric nut or other component. These studs are useful when a strong threaded connection is needed while allowing the attached component to be easily installed, removed, or serviced.
These are special articles that vary dimensionally from the DIN and ISO dimensional standards for double ended studs, including standards such as DIN 938 and DIN 939.
What material are these Double Ended Metric Studs made from?
These studs are manufactured from hardened Class 10.9 high-strength steel with a plain, uncoated finish. Class 10.9 steel provides high tensile strength and is well suited for demanding mechanical fastening applications where greater strength is required. The plain finish leaves the steel uncoated and is commonly used for dry indoor applications, protected assemblies, or applications where corrosion protection is supplied separately.
Why choose Class 10.9 Hardened Steel Double Ended Metric Studs?
The double ended design provides a convenient way to create a strong threaded connection while allowing the attached component to be secured with a nut. The hardened Class 10.9 steel construction makes these metric studs suitable for applications requiring high mechanical strength and durable threaded connections. Their plain finish is also useful where the studs will be installed in protected environments or receive a separate finish or coating as part of the assembly.
Where are Double Ended Metric Studs commonly used?
Class 10.9 hardened steel double ended metric studs are commonly used in machinery, automotive components, motorcycles, engines, transmissions, industrial equipment, machine tools, fixtures, jigs, automation equipment, robotics, electrical equipment, instrumentation, pumps, motors, gearboxes, brackets, housings, and mechanical assemblies.
They are particularly useful for attaching covers, panels, brackets, mounting plates, guards, manifolds, flanges, and other removable components to tapped holes where a conventional bolt may not be practical.
These metric double ended studs are also frequently used in OEM manufacturing, machine building, equipment repair, maintenance, fabrication, and replacement applications where a high-strength threaded stud is required.
