UNS S30403

304L Double-end studs

ASME B18.31.2ASTM A276

A 304L double-end stud leaves the installed end in the equipment body while the service nut is removed. Its low-carbon austenitic compatibility with fabricated stainless equipment must cover the trapped body-end interface as well as the exposed end.

MOQ
100PCS
Samples · typical
~20 days
Production · typical
25–35 days
Heat treatment
Solution annealed

EN 10204 3.1 MTC + heat-number traceability

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Raw Material Specifications

Finished-Stud Specifications

Threads · Metric

Threads · Inch

Dimension Reference

Heat Treatment

Solution annealed; cold worked for strengthened conditions

Solution annealing restores a ductile corrosion-resistant structure, while specified cold work raises strength without precipitation aging.

What we can make in 304L

Clamping stud: two threaded ends with a plain shank

Clamping stud

Use for through-bolted covers and housings with access to both nuts. The plain grip spans the joint; independently sized threaded ends accommodate unequal nut-side clearances.

Tap-end stud: unequal threaded ends

Tap-end stud

Use on valve bonnets and machine housings opened repeatedly for maintenance. The insertion end remains in the body while the outer nut is removed, reducing repeated wear of the housing thread.

Thread systems
Metric · UNC · UNF · 8UN · UNJ
Geometry
Two threaded ends · Plain shank
Assembly
Nut-to-nut · Tap-end
Final condition
Solution annealed
Inspection
End thread lengths · Shank diameter · Thread gauging

Manufacturing route

CNC machining suits samples and special end forms. Repeat lots use cut-to-length stock with rolling or cutting selected for the ordered thread and material condition.

Heat treatment & final condition

The final annealed or specified strengthened condition is linked to the lot; an aging treatment is not assumed for a solid-solution alloy.

Finished geometry

End lengths, runout and effective thread engagement are checked separately from overall length; tap ends are gauged to their own fit requirement.

Where 304L fits — and what matters

Stainless steel fermentation tanks with circular access doors and pipe fittings in a brewery

Food & Beverage Equipment

Washdown pump housings and removable covers

304L double-end studs connect washdown pump housings and removable covers through a threaded body end and an accessible nut end. The plain shank spans the cover grip. Cleaning liquid can remain under the part; exposed finish and access for cleaning matter at the assembled joint.

Body-end engagement · nut-end length · shank fit
Food & Beverage Equipment fasteners
Water-treatment machinery with parallel green pipes, gray pumps and yellow access platforms

Water Treatment & Desalination

Filter housings and treatment-pump covers

304L double-end studs connect filter housings and treatment-pump covers through a threaded body end and an accessible nut end. The plain shank spans the cover grip. The water stream, cleaning cycle and retained liquid define exposure at the installed part.

Body-end engagement · nut-end length · shank fit
Water Treatment & Desalination fasteners
White centrifugal pump with a bolted casing, black inlet hose and worn paint

Pumps, Valves & OEM

Pump casings and valve bonnets

304L double-end studs connect pump casings and valve bonnets through a threaded body end and an accessible nut end. The plain shank spans the cover grip. Repeated maintenance makes fit, engagement and access part of the component specification.

Body-end engagement · nut-end length · shank fit
Pumps, Valves & OEM fasteners

Same double-end stud. Different material priorities.

304L material data
UNS S31603

316L

Molybdenum-bearing stainless performance in wet equipment.

Connection priority
Tension through the grip and load transfer into the housing
Washdown and retained cleaner
Cleaner concentration, rinse quality and deposits determine the exposure in covered joints. The low-carbon designation does not independently establish a fastener strength class. Include liquid retained at the body-end thread inside the tapped housing in the exposure description.
316L double-end studs
UNS S17400

17-4 PH

Aging-controlled strength and hardness.

Connection priority
Tension through the grip and load transfer into the housing
H900 versus H1150
The aging condition changes the balance of strength, hardness and toughness. A replacement part needs the specified H condition, especially where contact wear and shock load occur together.
17-4 PH double-end studs
UNS N06625

Inconel 625

Solid-solution strength and resistance to aggressive process liquids.

Connection priority
Tension through the grip and load transfer into the housing
Annealed or solution-annealed 625
The delivery condition affects strength and high-temperature response. Keep the specified condition with the component’s mechanical acceptance; 718-style aging is not the strengthening route for 625. Include liquid retained at the body-end thread inside the tapped housing in the exposure description.
Inconel 625 double-end studs

From drawing to documented delivery

Heat treatment
Heat treatment
CNC machining
CNC machining
Rockwell hardness testing
Rockwell hardness testing
Wooden-crate packing
Wooden-crate packing
  1. 01Drawing & BOMForm, dimensions and quantity
  2. 02Material & formingGrade, heat and manufacturing route
  3. 03Final inspectionGeometry, threads and ordered tests
  4. 04Documents & dispatchLot records and identified packing

Order documents

Material identity
UNS S30403 · heat number · ordered condition
Final-part acceptance
Grade chemistry, supplied condition and ordered mechanical requirements.
Dimensional record
End thread lengths · Shank diameter · Thread gauging
Traceability
EN 10204 3.1 material certificate · production lot · identified packing

Build your 304L double-end stud enquiry

QUOTE LIST ITEM304L double-end studs; UNS S30403; Equal-end clamping stud

Questions about 304L double-end studs

Can both ends use the same thread designation?

They can, but the body end may require a different fit or engagement from the nut end. Record each end separately, including a different pitch or interference requirement where the equipment drawing uses one.

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