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The Unifix Grade 4.8 Allthread Stud is designed for contractors and engineers who require reliable, standardized fastening solutions for construction and assembly projects. These bright zinc-plated steel studs provide excellent structural integrity and baseline corrosion resistance for interior applications, though users should note they are not intended for high-stress structural environments requiring higher tensile grades.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1425505 |
| Brand | Unifix |
They feature a zinc-plated finish, which is sufficient for light outdoor or indoor use, but may require additional protection or stainless steel alternatives for long-term maritime or high-moisture exposure.
Yes, you can cut these to any required length using a standard hacksaw or power tool. Ensure you clean the threads at the cut point to ensure smooth nut attachment.
The grade refers to the mechanical properties of the steel. Grade 4.8 is a standard carbon steel suitable for general-purpose fastening, providing moderate tensile strength.
These studs are compatible with any standard metric M8 nut.
No, the box contains 25 pieces of the M8 x 80 allthread studs only.
Check the cut end for burrs caused by manual cutting; use a metal file to smooth the threads.
Clean the surface with a dry cloth and apply a thin layer of light machine oil or a clear protective spray to reinforce the zinc barrier.
When installing the Unifix allthread stud, ensure the receiving material is pre-drilled to a diameter slightly larger than 8mm to prevent binding. Always pair these studs with matching M8-threaded nuts and hardware to maintain the integrity of the threads. For long-term performance, avoid exposing the studs to harsh chemical environments that might strip the zinc plating. If cutting the stud to a specific custom length, use a hacksaw or an angle grinder and ensure you dress the cut ends with a file to clear any burrs that may prevent the nut from threading correctly.
