Super Duplex Steel 2507 Double End Stud Bolts Manufacturer

The double-ending Stud Bolts are very strong and can withstand high impact. They are easy to weld and machine and can resist inorganic acids and chlorides very well. The bolts contain high amounts of chromium, nickel, and molybdenum, improving their mechanical properties, including resistance to pitting and intergranular corrosion. Nitrogen is added to the alloy of additional super duplex grade stainless steel. The addition of nitrogen to the alloy of the 2750 Bolts encourages structural hardening, increasing the tensile and yield strength without compromising the stainless steel's toughness quality.

Applications in petrochemical, marine machinery, and chemical processing are a few instances where Super Duplex Steel 2507 double-ending stud bolts are used because they require great strength and corrosion resistance. Zeon Fasteners LLP offers Super Duplex Steel 2507 double-ended stud bolts in grade Quality for reasonable pricing.

Zeon Fasteners LLP is a reputable manufacturer, supplier, and stockist of Super Duplex 2507 Double-Ended Stud Bolts. Threaded rods with the same thread length on both ends are double-ended stud bolts. Double-end stud bolts are another name for tap-end studs. Bolts with a double lot have a simple shank with a nominal diameter matching it. These double-ended studs are suitable for operating at temperatures up to 300 degrees Celsius because they exhibit less thermal expansion and better heat conductivity than austenitic alloys. High-strength bolting is done with double-end studs.

The microstructure of Super Duplex 2507 Double-Ended Stud Bolts is comparable to that of duplex-grade stainless steels. The name "duplex" denotes that this alloy has an equal mixture of ferrite and austenite in its microstructure. Compared to common Stainless Steel grades like the 300 series, nickel-based alloys, etc., the 2507 Nuts' two-phase microstructure ensures more excellent resistance to stress corrosion cracking and pitting.

What Is The Rockwell Hardness Of A Super Duplex 2507 Stud Bolt?

The Rockwell hardness of a super duplex 2507 Stud Bolt varies depending on the specific heat treatment and manufacturing process used. However, the typical Rockwell hardness range for super duplex stainless steels is between 25 and 35 HRC (Rockwell C Scale), indicating good strength and hardness properties.

How Is A 2507 SS Stud Bolt Made?

A 2507 SS stud bolt is typically made using a process called hot forging, which involves heating the metal to high temperatures and then shaping it into the desired form using a die. After the forging process, the stud bolt is typically heat treated to improve its strength and durability properties.

How Much Does A Super Duplex 2507 Steel Bolt Weigh?

The weight of a Super Duplex 2507 steel bolt depends on its size and length. However, the weight can be calculated using the density of Super Duplex 2507 steel, which is approximately 7.8 grams per cubic centimeter. Therefore, the weight of the bolt can be determined by multiplying its volume by the density.