Fully Threaded Studs

A threaded rod, also known as a stud, is a relatively long rod that is threaded on both ends. The fully threaded studs have no head, are threaded along their entire length, and have a higher tensile strength.   The thread may extend along the complete length of the rod. They are designed to be used in tension. Threaded rod in bar stock form is often called all-thread. These studs are usually fastened with two nuts and used with objects that must be assembled and dissembled quickly.
These are made with stainless steel for increased durability, they are used for flange bolting using nuts on either side. In a fully threaded stud, the shaft is completely covered with external threading. Made with stainless steel for increased durability, they are used for flange bolting using nuts on either side. Since these studs offer the user the option of attaching two objects to their ends, it can also be economical in large-scale projects. These studs are typically stronger than standard bolts as they are cast and forged with a single piece of metal.
The most common application of these studs is in industries like manufacturing, plumbing, construction, petrochemical, and automobile manufacturing. Fully Threaded Studs are ideal for making custom assemblies using thread-locking adhesive and along with that, they can also be used for custom applications based on individual requirements.