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The Unifix Grade 8.8 High Tensile Studding (M12 x 1M) is a reliable fastening solution designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require high-strength, durable connections in industrial or construction projects. Its heat-treated Grade 8.8 steel provides exceptional structural integrity and consistency, although users should note that the black finish is intended for professional environments rather than decorative applications where aesthetic rust resistance is the primary concern.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DIN 976-1-A |
| Brand | Unifix |
This studding features a black finish that offers minimal corrosion resistance. It is recommended for interior or covered industrial environments unless a secondary protective coating is applied.
You will need a hacksaw, an angle grinder with a metal-cutting disc, or a professional bolt cutter to resize the stud.
No, the product is the studding only. M12 nuts and washers must be sourced separately.
While it is compatible with the physical thread size (M12), always use matching grade hardware (8.8) to ensure the total assembly meets the required safety load ratings.
Grade 8.8 is significantly stronger and more resistant to mechanical deformation than Grade 4.8, making it suitable for high-tensile, load-bearing applications.
Check the cut end for burrs; use a metal file to smooth out the threads at the point of the cut.
Remove surface oxidation with a wire brush and apply a protective rust-inhibiting coating.
To use the Unifix M12 Studding, ensure all associated nuts and washers match the M12 metric thread profile. When cutting the stud to length, use a metal-cutting hacksaw or an angle grinder with a cutting disc; always file the cut edges afterward to ensure a nut can be threaded onto the modified end without binding. For maintenance, keep the threads clean of debris and, if the stud is being used in a damp environment, consider applying a light coat of machine oil or a corrosion-inhibiting spray to maintain the integrity of the black finish.
