| Material: | Stainless Steel |
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| Surface Finishing: | Plain/Polishing |
| Grade: | B |
| Certification: | ISO, GS |
| Customized: | Customized |
| Material Grade: | Carbon Steel/ Stainless Steel A2 A4 304 316 |
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| Type: | Ball Stud Bolt |
| Definition: | Ball studs consist on a spherical shape head and a threaded shank. The special head is designed to allow a rapid assembly while some movement of the assembled parts is allowed. |
| Description: | What is the difference between a bolt and a stud bolt? Design: A bolt has a threaded shaft with a head on one end, while a stud bolt has threads on both ends, with a plain shank in the middle. Purpose: Bolts are designed to be threaded into a single component or material, while stud bolts are used to connect two components or materials together with a nut on each end. |
| Application: | Ball Studs and Ball Stud Receptacles provide a simple solution for assemblies that must be detached often. Most often used in panel fastenings, ball studs and receptacles permit a sturdy connection point which can nevertheless be overcome without the need for fastening tools. |
| Others: | A Ball Studs height is determined by the panel thickness the ball stud penetrates when it engages the clip. |
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