Key Features
- Stainless steel construction
- Threaded design
- Secure connections
- Various sizes available
Stud fittings for threaded connections in structural support systems.
Studs are threaded rods used in conjunction with support fittings to provide additional anchorage or attachment points. The catalogue lists models such as STUD 5/16-150, STUD 3/8-150, and STUD 1/2-200. They are inserted through support brackets or fittings to carry loads, tie ins, or secondary supports, making the modular structure more robust and versatile.
Catalogue Ref, Diameter/Thread & Length
| Catalogue Ref | Diameter / Thread | Length (mm) |
| STUD 5/16-150* | 5/16″ | 150 |
| STUD 3/8-150* | 3/8″ | 150 |
| STUD 1/2-200 | 1/2″ | 200 |
Material & Features
• Typically stainless steel or plated steel to resist corrosion
• Standard threading along full length
• Compatible with nuts, washers, or support fittings
Design Considerations
• Choose appropriate thread and length for attachment and load
• Ensure proper seating and alignment when used through fittings
• In dynamic load systems, locknuts or secondary fixation may be advisable
• Use in combination with support or bracket fittings to distribute load
Studs are used for:
– Anchoring auxiliary supports or attachments to the structural frame
– Providing tie rods or bracing points externally or internally
– Connecting heavier loads or secondary frames to primary support
– Integrating instrumentation or piping that require threaded adjustment
– Acting as extension rods or connectors in modular layouts