THREADED RODS & STUDS
DIN 939 Tap-End Studs
Tap-end studs with an approximately 1.25d metal end for specified machinery connections.

Product Overview
A tap-end stud has a screw-in end for the tapped component and a separate nut end for clamping the removable part. The metal-end length and fit must suit the base material and tapped-hole design. Nominal working length and overall length are different dimensions, so the enquiry should show the stud and mating hole together.
For an accurate quotation, specify the thread size, nominal length, material requirement and surface finish, together with the intended mating component. Dimensions, inspection requirements and the exact material and finish combination must be agreed before order confirmation.
Key Features
- Two functional threaded ends
- Approximately 1.25d metal end
- Nut-operated clamping
Specifications
- Standard
- DIN 939:2025-08
- Grade
- Subject to specification/size
- Diameter
- Specify nominal diameter in RFQ
- Length
- Working length and overall length to be shown separately
- Thread type
- Metric coarse or specified fine pitch; end tolerances to confirm
Materials & Finishes
- Material
- Steel or stainless steel; exact class subject to confirmation
- Finish
- Subject to material, service conditions and specification
Typical Applications
- Machine housings
- Equipment covers
- Specified tapped assemblies
Size Range / Technical Notes
- Size Range
- Published scope: M4-M52 coarse and selected M8x1-M52x3 fine threads. Specify working length, overall length and both ends. Exact size and material combinations require confirmation.
- Technical Notes
- Use DIN 939:2025-08. Specify the screw-in fit and nut-end tolerance; do not silently assume interference fit. Do not include the metal end in nominal working length without checking the drawing convention.
Packaging & Customization
- Packing
- Packing method and pack quantity to be agreed
- MOQ
- Subject to specification/size and order quantity
- Customization Notes
- Submit drawings, finish requirements and packaging or marking requests for feasibility review. Custom production and OEM support require separate confirmation.
