What is the difference between coarse and fine threads on studs, and in what applications are they used?

2009-02-27View Original

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What is the difference between coarse and fine threads on studs, and in what applications are they used?

Reply #22009-02-27

The difference between coarse and fine threads of studs lies in the pitch of the threads, that is, the distance between two adjacent threads; generally, fine threads are used more often for large bolts or high-strength bolts

Reply #32009-03-03

Coarse threads can withstand greater forces; the difference between them and fine threads lies in the pitch, that is, the distance between the two threads. Generally, the material used for coarse threads is also of better quality than that used for fine threads

Reply #42009-03-04

The difference between coarse and fine threads of studs lies in the pitch of the threads, that is, the distance between two adjacent threads; this is what is referred to as the \"thread pitch.\" Generally, bolts used in high-precision machines or high-strength bolts have fine threads.

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