Bisco 3/8-24 Steel Self-Clinching Blind Stud, 78mm Length
SKU
BIS-9ebf45
Category Bisco 3/8-24 Thread Size Steel Self-Clinching Blind Studs
Brand: bisco industries
High-quality Bisco 3/8-24 Steel Self-Clinching Blind Stud for durable and secure fastening. Ideal for various applications.
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About Product
Upgrade your projects with the Bisco 3/8-24 Steel Self-Clinching Blind Stud. Made of high-quality steel with zinc and clear passivation, this stud ensures durability and corrosion resistance. With precise measurements and fine thread coarseness, this stud guarantees a secure and reliable fastening solution. Ideal for various applications requiring reliable fastening within a 0.7 to 3mm material thickness range.
Additional information
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| Specifications Thread Size | |
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| Specifications Plating Finish | |
| Specifications Spline Length | |
| Specifications Steel Grade | |
| Specifications Treatment |
Key Specifics
- Specifications
- Brands: Bisco
- Sheet Hole Size: 6.9 to 8.9 mm
- Thread Size: 3/8-24
- 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: 78 mm
- Plating Finish: Zinc and Clear Trivalent Passivation
- Spline Length: 5.65 mm
- Steel Grade: 8
- Thread Coarseness: Fine
- Tonnage Typical: 5.0 to 10.0 mm
- Treatment: Passivated
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