
Threaded Rod-End Connections
Rod-end studs provide a threaded interface between a spherical rod end and a bracket, tube, or linkage member. Match bore, thread class, engagement, and shoulder dimensions to the rod end.
• Material: Optional Carbon steel, Alloy steel, or Stainless steel.
• Thread: Standard is right hand. add "sl" for left hand (e.g., cmr12sl).
• Heat Treated: Add "sx" for heat treated Alloy steel stud (e.g., xmr12sx).
• Add "s" To Suffix: To specify stud configuration (e.g., xmr10s).
Tell us the dimensional target, material preference, and application constraints. We'll help match or develop the right solution.
Ask for Custom SupportROD END STUD are threaded studs that connect rod ends or spherical joints to brackets, tubes, control arms, and other linkage members. The shoulder, bore, thread, and engagement establish how force enters the joint, making correct fit and orientation important. Select material, heat treatment, thread class, bending exposure, fastener access, and spacer stack-up for the complete connection.

Rod-end studs provide a threaded interface between a spherical rod end and a bracket, tube, or linkage member. Match bore, thread class, engagement, and shoulder dimensions to the rod end.

Studs are used in custom tie rods, control arms, and suspension assemblies where a compact threaded connection is required. Check fastener orientation, bending exposure, and spacer stack-up.

The same interface can connect rod ends to machine levers and actuator brackets. Select material and surface treatment for load, vibration, moisture, and service conditions.

Supports fabricated joint assemblies where mounting orientation and replacement hardware flexibility are important.

Studs help adapt rod ends into custom bracket, linkage, and serviceable joint layouts across multiple bore sizes.

Suitable for industrial rod end hardware packages where material, thread direction, and mounting clearance must be controlled.
A rod end stud is used to adapt a rod end into a studded mounting configuration for improved assembly flexibility.
Add the LH-style suffix noted in the product documentation to specify a left-hand stud configuration.
The heat treated alloy steel option supports applications needing higher strength and a more robust stud configuration.
Those two dimensions determine whether the stud matches the rod end bore and the required threaded mounting hardware.
Yes. The series is intended to support a broad range of rod end sizes for assembly and mounting versatility.
Yes. SYZ can review custom stud configurations, materials, and program-specific hardware requirements.