Stud Bolt

A stud bolt is headless fastener with threads on both ends, used to connect two parts by screwing into one part and then securing the other with a nut. They are commonly used in flange connections, high-pressure environments, and anywhere a strong, reliable connection is needed, especially where space is limited or regular maintenance is required. Unlike traditional bolts, stud bolts lack a head, relying on nuts on both ends for tightening. Stud bolts have threads on both ends, allowing them to be screwed into a threaded hole on one part and secured with a nut on the other. Stud bolts are used in various applications, from securing flanges to joining heavy machinery. They are designed for high-stress environments and offer a strong and stable connection. Stud bolts are frequently used to connect flanges in pipelines, valves, and other equipment, particularly in industries like oil and gas, petrochemical, and water transmission.