Depending on the threading pattern and design, various types of stud bolts are available as listed below:
* Tap end stud bolts having unequal threads from each end and non-threaded center.
* Double-end stud bolts having both ends threaded of equal lengths and a non-threaded center.
* Flange Stud bolts: Fully threaded stud bolts with chamfered ends specifically used for flanged connections.
* Double-end stud bolt with reduced shank: the non-threaded center part is of a reduced diameter than the actual diameter.
For high-temperature and pressure services, ASTM A193 is the most widely used flange material. Grade B7 and B7M are the most frequently used A193 material grades. For low-temperature services, ASTM A320 Gr L7, L7A, and L7B are used. Other stud bolt materials include the following:
* ASTM A540 Gr B21 to B24
* ASTM A193 Gr B5, B6, B8, B16, B8M, B8A, B8T, L7, B17B.
* ASTM A453 Gr 660A/B/C/D
* ASTM A913 Inconel 718
* ASTM A320 Gr L7M, L43, B8, B8A, B8T, B8MA, B8C
* ASTM A182 Gr S31803, S32205.