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DAN-LOC Stud Assembly: #1-8 Thread Size - Fully-Threaded Rods & Studs with Nuts
DAN-LOCFully-Threaded Rods & Studs with Nuts

DAN-LOC Stud Assembly: #1-8 Thread Size

The DAN-LOC Stud Assembly is a fully-threaded rod with nuts, featuring a #1-8 thread size and 9 in length, made from alloy steel Grade B7 with a plain finish in a 20-pack. It meets ASME B18.31.2 dimensional standards…

SKU 3G-OTH-685405

Also listed as: CSAB7100C0900EBX20 · CSAB7 100C0900EBX20 · CSAB7-100C0900EBX20

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DAN-LOC
Item
Stud Assembly: #1-8 Thread Size
Part Number
CSAB7.100C0900EBX20
Category
Fully-Threaded Rods & Studs with Nuts
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
CSAB7.100C0900EBX20
Type
Alloy Steel, Grade B7, Plain, 20 PK
Lg
9 in
Dimensional Standards
ASME B18.31.2

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Product Description

The DAN-LOC Stud Assembly is a fully-threaded rod with nuts, featuring a #1-8 thread size and 9 in length, made from alloy steel Grade B7 with a plain finish in a 20-pack. It meets ASME B18.31.2 dimensional standards (MPN CSAB7.100C0900EBX20).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DAN-LOC Stud Assembly used for?

The DAN-LOC Stud Assembly is a fully-threaded rod with nuts, used for high-strength bolting in industrial piping, flanges, and structural connections. Its Grade B7 alloy steel and plain finish suit applications requiring reliable clamping force under moderate temperatures.

What are the specifications of the DAN-LOC Stud Assembly?

This stud assembly has a #1-8 thread size, 9 in length, and is made from alloy steel Grade B7 with a plain finish. It meets ASME B18.31.2 dimensional standards and comes in a 20-pack. The manufacturer part number is CSAB7.100C0900EBX20.

Where to buy DAN-LOC Stud Assembly worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the DAN-LOC Stud Assembly worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver this Grade B7 stud assembly to your site, ensuring compliance with ASME B18.31.2 standards.

How to select the correct DAN-LOC Stud Assembly for a flange?

Select based on thread size, length, and material grade. For high-pressure flanges, use Grade B7 alloy steel studs like this #1-8 x 9 in assembly. Verify dimensional standards (ASME B18.31.2) and ensure nuts match the thread class. Consult a piping engineer for specific load requirements.

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3G Electric supplies DAN-LOC fully-threaded rods & studs with nuts. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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