Do you buy or trade stud bolts for flanges and want to understand this product a bit better? You are at the right place!
This video gives you a not too technical understanding of stud bolts for piping (oil & gas), to be more comfortable when discussing the topic with suppliers or technical counterparts:
- What is a stud bolt?
- Difference between threaded rod and hexagonal steel nuts
- Reference specifications (ASME B16.5, ASME B18.2.2)
- How to assembly stud bolts for flanges
- Sizes of stud bolts (flange bolting chart)
- Materials for stud bolts (ASTM A320 L7 for low temperature, ASTM A193 B7, B8, B8M, B16 for high temperature)
- Coating materials for stud bolts (Xylan, Xylar, Hot dip galvanization)
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