Value Collection 407-1426 Fully Threaded Stud 6-32 2in Brass

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 407-1426 is a fully threaded stud with a 6-32 unified coarse thread form and a 2-inch overall length. Machined from brass, this stud carries no additional coating or plating — the base material is left uncoated for natural corrosion resistance and ease of soldering or electrical bonding where required. The full 2-inch thread length runs end to end with no shoulder or unthreaded shank. A minimum tensile strength of 60,000 psi supports reliable fastening in light-duty mechanical and electrical assemblies. Installers in HVAC, electrical, and panel fabrication work reach for this type of hardware when securing terminal blocks, standoffs, or small components to chassis or enclosure surfaces.

This stud is suited to residential and light commercial applications where a 6-32 threaded connection point is required. Common uses include control board mounting, electrical enclosure assembly, instrument panel fabrication, and low-voltage terminal block installation. The brass construction makes it a practical choice in environments where steel fasteners would introduce galvanic incompatibility or where non-magnetic properties are required.

Key Features

• Fully threaded along the entire 2-inch length — no unthreaded shank
• 6-32 unified coarse thread form for compatibility with standard 6-32 nuts and tapped holes
• Brass construction with uncoated finish for natural corrosion resistance
• Minimum tensile strength of 60,000 psi for reliable light-duty fastening
• Material grade 3.6 designation
• Single-piece packaging suitable for low-quantity service calls and panel repairs

Compatibility

Designed for use in any application requiring a 6-32 fully threaded brass stud with a 2-inch overall length, including control panel assembly, terminal block mounting, and electrical enclosure fabrication.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with standard hand tools — a nut driver, hex key, or pliers appropriate for the receiving hardware. De-energize any assembly before installing or removing studs in electrical enclosures, following applicable NEC guidelines. Do not overtighten mating nuts onto brass threads, as brass is softer than steel and susceptible to thread stripping under excessive torque. Confirm thread engagement depth and mating material compatibility before final assembly.