Single End Studs

A single-end stud, also known as a threaded stud or threaded rod, is a type of fastener that has threads on one end while the other end is typically unthreaded or features a different type of end configuration. The threaded end allows for attachment to other components such as nuts, while the unthreaded end can be inserted into a pre-drilled hole or secured using a different fastening method. Single-end studs are commonly used in applications where a threaded connection is needed on one side and the other side requires welding, insertion into a hole, or attachment to a different type of fastener. These studs come in various materials, sizes, and thread profiles to suit different requirements, making them versatile fasteners used in construction, manufacturing, and other industries. They are often used to create adjustable connections, secure components, or provide a means for attaching accessories or fixtures.