Value Collection AB7STFE1000C675 Threaded Stud 1-8

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION AB7STFE1000C675 is a fully threaded stud machined to a 1-8 UNC thread form with a 6.75-inch overall length. The stud is manufactured from Grade B7 alloy steel with an uncoated plain finish, meeting Class 2A thread fit tolerances for standard external thread applications. Right-hand thread direction is standard throughout the full length. This type of fastener is used in structural and mechanical assemblies where a stud must engage threaded nuts or tapped holes at both ends without a non-threaded shank section. Installation is performed by maintenance technicians, pipefitters, millwrights, and general industrial trades working in bolted joint assemblies.

This fully threaded stud is suited for heavy industrial, commercial, and mechanical applications where a continuous thread profile is required over the entire fastener length. Grade B7 alloy steel construction makes it appropriate for use in flanged connections, pressure vessel assemblies, and structural bolted joints where higher tensile strength is required compared to standard low-carbon studs. The uncoated finish is compatible with field-applied coatings or use in dry indoor environments.

Key Features

• Fully threaded 1-8 UNC profile over the entire 6.75-inch length — no unthreaded shank
• Grade B7 alloy steel construction for elevated tensile strength in demanding bolted joint applications
• Class 2A thread fit for standard tolerance external thread engagement
• Right-hand thread direction
• Uncoated plain finish suitable for dry service or field coating
• UNSPSC Code 31161618 for procurement classification

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-installation fully threaded stud for industrial bolted assemblies requiring a 1-8 UNC thread form and Grade B7 alloy steel material specification.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by millwrights, pipefitters, or maintenance mechanics using appropriate torque tools for the fastener size. Always verify mating nut thread class and material compatibility before assembly. Follow applicable ASME or plant engineering specifications for joint torque and preload requirements. Inspect threads for damage before installation and confirm the tapped hole or nut thread engagement depth meets design requirements.