Value Collection 407-1536 Fully Threaded Stud 6-32 2in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 407-1536 is a fully threaded stud in a 6-32 thread size with a 2-inch overall length. Manufactured from carbon steel to material grade 5.8, this stud carries a minimum tensile strength of 60,000 psi, making it suitable for light-duty fastening in metal fabrication, electrical enclosures, panel assemblies, and general mechanical applications. The uncoated plain finish leaves the surface bare steel, appropriate for indoor use or applications where a secondary coating will be applied. This type of hardware is commonly installed by electricians, sheet metal workers, and general maintenance technicians working with threaded fastener assemblies.

This fully threaded stud is used in applications requiring a continuous thread along the full 2-inch length, allowing nuts or threaded components to be engaged at any point along the shank. Typical installations include electrical panel standoffs, equipment mounting studs, and light structural or mechanical assemblies in residential and commercial settings. The 6-32 thread designation is a standard unified coarse thread commonly found in electronic enclosures, instrumentation panels, and control box hardware.

Key Features

• Full 2-inch threaded length allows nut engagement anywhere along the stud
• 6-32 unified thread size is standard in electrical enclosures and instrumentation hardware
• Carbon steel construction at material grade 5.8 with a minimum tensile strength of 60,000 psi
• Uncoated plain finish suitable for indoor use or post-installation coating
• No flat ground on shank — designed for fully threaded engagement only

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 6-32 fully threaded stud for use with any 6-32 threaded nuts, standoffs, or tapped components in electrical, mechanical, or fabrication assemblies.

Installation Notes

Install using a 6-32 threaded hex nut driver or appropriate thread-locking insert. De-energize any electrical panel or equipment before installing or removing studs in live enclosures, in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) lockout-tagout requirements. Do not overtighten into tapped sheet metal to avoid thread stripping. Apply a thread-locking compound if vibration resistance is required in the application.