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By 2030, the global petrochemical industry is expected to be worth around USD 798 billion. It's a high-value field, with equally high stakes. Any fluid leakage in a petrochemical plant could do serious damage to your business.
That is why it is important to use the right tools for the job at hand. Building a strong foundation for your petrochemical company starts by putting together durable, reliable equipment. And though they might seem like a small part of the larger whole, the stud bolts you choose can make all the difference.
If you're looking at our range of stud bolts and wondering which one is right for you, don't worry! We've put together this guide to learn more about the bolts we offer here at Konnect. Read on for advice on how to choose the right petrochemical stud bolts for the job.
Stud bolts are small threaded rods, used to fasten high-pressure
The global industrial fasteners market is forecasted to increase by 3.2% from 2022 to 2031. However, learning about the various tools and parts is an ongoing process, so you must constantly learn.
For instance, do you know what thread galling is?
In this thread galling guide, you'll learn about thread galling, its causes, and how to prevent it from happening.
To keep it simple, thread galling is the process that refers to the fusion or cold welding of two fasteners. Often, fasteners are used in unison with other fasteners. For instance, bolts and nuts are the most common combination of fasteners.
Thread galling occurs when the high points of the two fasteners rub against each other as the nut threads into the bolt. This leads to the metal