Baks double-thread stud SWDM10x200E 898820 — M10 x 200 mm double-thread fastening stud

Baks double-thread stud SWDM10x200E is an M10 x 200 mm fastening stud with threading on both ends, intended for creating secure mechanical connections between components. The stud is designed for use where a through-stud or connector is required to fasten parts together using nuts on each end. Its straightforward geometry enables reliable clamping in metal and structural assemblies.

Advantages

The double-thread design permits simultaneous fastening on both sides, reducing assembly time and simplifying alignment. Standard M10 metric threading ensures compatibility with commonly available nuts and washers. The 200 mm length provides sufficient engagement for thicker assemblies or when additional clearance is needed. The stud's uniform cylindrical shaft allows for predictable torque and clamping behavior during installation.

Suitable for

• Joining metal plates and structural members
• Through-stud applications in mechanical assemblies
• Repair and retrofit tasks requiring secure connectors
• Fixtures where nuts are fitted on both ends for clamping

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10 (metric)
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Double-ended threading for nut attachment on both ends
• Material: suitable for metal fastening applications (metallic stud)
• Typical installation: nut and washer used on each threaded end

How to use

Insert the stud through aligned holes in the parts to be joined so that threaded ends extend beyond each side. Fit compatible M10 nuts and, if required, washers onto both ends and tighten to the specified torque for the application. Ensure threads are clean and undamaged before assembly; if using thread-locking compounds or lubricants, follow the compound manufacturers instructions. For removal, loosen the nuts and withdraw the stud in the reverse order of installation.

Usage recommendations

Use nuts and washers rated for the loads in your application and follow torque specifications appropriate for M10 metric threads. Inspect threads periodically in high-vibration environments and replace the stud if threads show wear or damage.