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Full Thread
A full thread fastener is one in which the threaded portion extends along the entire length of the shank, from just below the head to the end of the fastener. Unlike a partial thread bolt or screw, which has an unthreaded grip section (shank) near the head, a full thread fastener maximizes the amount of engaged threads in the mating material.
Full Thread Stud
A full thread stud is a cylindrical metal rod that is fully threaded along its entire length, with no unthreaded sections. It is designed to be used in various fastening and assembly applications, where both ends of the stud are screwed into nuts or other threaded components. Full thread studs are commonly used to join two parts or materials together in high-strength, high-tension, or precision applications.
