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Self-Clinching Studs are intended for metal panel-to-panel applications and well-suited for use in printed circuit boards. A hole is pierced into the circuit board and the unit it is attached to. The stud is inserted using a hand press or by hand, applying parallel squeezing forces. A hex nut is twisted onto the stud, securing it from the back. As the nut is tightened, the ribbed stud head grips the front panel to secure the application from the front as well, eliminating the need for welding. As the application force is applied, part of the sheet cold flows into an undercut under the head, making the fastener an integral part of the sheet.

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Self Clinching Studs
Self Clinching Studs
Studs, Continuous Thread
Studs, Continuous Thread
Broaching-Type Studs, Phos Bronze
Broaching-Type Studs, Phos Bronze
Tension Bushings
Tension Bushings

Types of Studs

B-7 Continuous Thread Studs
An externally threaded fastener without a head that is threaded over its entire length. B7 studs are best suited for use in temperatures between 300'-400'C.

Broaching-Type Studs
Broaching-Type Studs are an externally threaded fastener with unified thread pitch and a circular, low profile head. Directly below the head is a shoulder with a series of ribs that extend vertically from the head to above the first full form thread. The diameter of the rivved area is greater than the major diameter of the threaded shank.

Self-Clinching Studs
Self-Clinching Studs are a fastener with unified thread pitch and a cylindrical, low profile head with small, rectangular ribs protruding from the underside of the head. The top of the head is flat and is flush with the mating surface when installation is complete. Below the ribs and above the first thread is an annular groove which helps to hold the fastener in position.

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