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The Unifix M10 x 100mm Allthread Stud is an ideal solution for professionals and DIY enthusiasts requiring reliable, high-strength fastening in structural and mechanical assemblies. Manufactured to DIN 976-1-A standards, these studs provide excellent durability and corrosion resistance due to their bright zinc-plated finish, though users should ensure they are not used in high-load industrial applications exceeding Grade 4.8 specifications.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1425540 |
| Brand | Unifix |
Grade 4.8 indicates the mechanical properties of the steel, identifying its tensile strength and yield point, intended for general-purpose mechanical fastening.
The bright zinc-plated finish provides good corrosion resistance, but they are primarily recommended for indoor or sheltered outdoor environments.
Yes, as an allthread stud (DIN 976-1-A), the threading continues across the entire length of the 100mm stud.
Yes, you can cut the stud to your desired length using a hacksaw; just remember to clean the edges to ensure nuts will fit.
These are M10 studs, which means they have a nominal thread diameter of 10 millimeters.
Check for burrs on the end of the stud caused by cutting and file them down until the nut engages correctly.
Ensure you are using the correct M10 drill bit size or compatible anchor sleeve for the application.
Clean the area with a wire brush and apply a thin coat of metal protective spray to restore the zinc layer's integrity.
For optimal results, ensure that the mating nuts and washers are also M10 sized. When installing, thread the stud into its anchor or nut manually to avoid cross-threading. If using a wrench to tighten, do not overtighten beyond the yield strength of the Grade 4.8 steel. Maintenance is minimal; however, in particularly humid environments, periodically checking for signs of corrosion and cleaning the threads with a dry cloth will extend the lifespan of the hardware.
