Dan-loc Bolt Gasket 000-06-030 Threaded Stud 3/4-10 3in B7

Product Description

The DAN-LOC BOLT GASKET 000-06-030 is a fully threaded stud machined from Grade B7 alloy steel with an uncoated plain finish. It carries a 3/4-10 UNC thread form along its entire 3-inch overall length, providing continuous engagement for high-strength bolted connections. Grade B7 alloy steel meets ASTM A193 mechanical requirements, making it well suited for structural, industrial, and mechanical fastening applications that demand reliable clamping force under load. The part weighs approximately 0.73 pounds. Installers in plumbing, HVAC equipment mounting, and general mechanical trade work commonly specify this stud size.

This stud is appropriate for use in flanged connections, equipment bases, pipe supports, pressure vessel assemblies, and other mechanical installations where full-thread engagement is required on both ends or along the entire shank. The 3/4-10 coarse thread form is a standard size used across industrial and commercial applications. No compatibility with specific equipment models has been stated by the supplier for this fastener.

Key Features

• Fully threaded along the entire 3-inch length for maximum engagement flexibility
• Grade B7 alloy steel construction for high tensile and yield strength
• 3/4-10 UNC coarse thread form matches standard nuts and couplings
• Uncoated finish suitable for use as-supplied or with field-applied coatings
• Sold individually - minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as a standard fully threaded fastener for use with 3/4-10 UNC nuts, couplings, and threaded inserts in industrial, mechanical, and trade installation applications.

Installation Notes

Fully threaded studs are typically installed by mechanical contractors or millwrights using standard hex nuts and appropriate hand or power tools. Verify that mating nut grade and thread class match the stud specification before assembly. De-energize, de-pressurize, and isolate any equipment or piping system before removing or replacing fasteners in service. Follow applicable codes and torque practices referenced in ASME or equipment manufacturer documentation for the specific joint type.