$38.35
Raymond stud, a threaded fastener used on Raymond lift trucks to anchor and align mating components at a mounting point. Threaded on one or both ends, it seats into its base and accepts a nut to draw the joint tight, holding parts in correct position under load and vibration. A stretched, corroded, or damaged stud can loosen the connection and let components shift, and a sound replacement restores secure clamping.
Threaded on one or both ends, a stud seats permanently into a tapped base and accepts a nut on the exposed end to draw a joint tight, anchoring and aligning mating components at a mounting point. The fixed end holds position while the nut end lets a part be clamped and removed without disturbing the anchor.
A stud that has stretched, corroded, galled, or damaged its threads loosens the connection and lets the clamped parts shift under load and vibration. A sound replacement restores secure clamping and correct alignment. Match the thread size and pitch on both ends, the overall length, and the grade to the stud being replaced, since a stud wrong in any of these will not seat or hold the joint.
| Type | Stud |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Raymond lift trucks |
| Weight (lbs) | 1.00 |
