Threaded Rods & Double-Ended Studs
Threaded rod to DIN 976-1 and double-ended studs, quoted on thread, overall length, property class and the treatment of both ends. A stud is not a cut length of rod: the two ends can carry different threads, and one end is often designed to stay in the part.
Also searched as: threaded rod m10, din 976 rod, double ended stud, metric stud bolt
Send a drawing, a sample or an OE number and we quote this part type to it. The selection data below is what the quote is built from.
What decides the price
In order of impactMetric or imperial, coarse or fine. A rod cut from the wrong pitch is scrap, not a substitute.
Overall length, chamfer or plain cut, and whether the ends are threaded to a specified length. All of it is quoted.
Class 4.8, 8.8 and stainless are priced apart, and so is the coating. On a long rod the coating cost is not small.
Worth checking before you order
A cut end has no chamfer and no thread run-out. It cross-threads the first time it is used.
On a part-threaded stud, overall length and threaded length are two numbers.
Selection data
Confirmed per orderQuoted to your specification
Send a drawing or a samplePart numbers for this subcategory are quoted to order. Send the size, grade and finish you need, or a drawing, and we quote against that.
Questions
Do you cut to length?+
Yes, and cut lengths are quoted separately from stock lengths because the cut changes the packing.
Can the two ends have different threads?+
Yes. That is what makes it a stud rather than a rod, and both threads are stated.
Send the specification, not the product name.
Grade, size, thread standard and coating are what a quote is built from. A product name alone produces a price that changes twice before the order.