Bisco Self-Clinching Blind Stud, 1/2-30 Thread, 27mm Length
SKU
BIS-0d42d3
Category Bisco 1/2-30 Thread Size Steel Self-Clinching Blind Studs
Brand: bisco industries
Premium Bisco 1/2-30 Thread Self-Clinching Blind Stud – Steel with Zinc & Clear Trivalent Passivation – 27mm Length
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About Product
Upgrade your projects with the premium Bisco Self-Clinching Blind Stud. With a thread size of 1/2-30, steel construction, and zinc/clear trivalent passivation, this stud offers durability and corrosion resistance. The 27mm length and precise dimensions make it ideal for various applications. Say goodbye to loose fasteners and enjoy secure, long-lasting installations with the trusted Bisco Self-Clinching Blind Stud.
Additional information
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| Specifications Treatment |
Key Specifics
- Specifications
- Brands: Bisco
- Sheet Hole Size: 6.9 to 8.9 mm
- Thread Size: 1/2-30
- Overall Head Height: 10.85 mm
- Can Diameter: 13.3 mm
- Flange Diameter: 17.7 mm
- Material: Steel
- Material Thickness: 0.7 to 3 mm
- Fastener Type: Self-Clinching
- Length: 27 mm
- Plating Finish: Zinc and Clear Trivalent Passivation
- Spline Length: 5.65 mm
- Steel Grade: 8
- Thread Coarseness: Coarse
- Tonnage Typical: 5.0 to 10.0 mm
- Treatment: Passivated
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