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187151 - Miller 187151 Replacement Steel Stud 3/8-16 x 21.5 Inch

Packaging: 1 per ea
$199.11/ea

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Miller 187151 Steel Stud

The Miller 187151 is a specialized mechanical fastener designed specifically for use within Miller Electric welding power sources and industrial equipment. As a genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) component, this steel stud is engineered to meet the precise metallurgical and dimensional specifications required by Miller's engineering standards. The stud features a nominal diameter of 0.375 inches (3/8 inch) with a Unified National Coarse (UNC) thread pitch of 16 threads per inch. This standard 3/8-16 threading ensures compatibility with corresponding nuts and tapped holes found throughout the structural chassis or transformer assemblies of compatible Miller machines.

One of the defining characteristics of this component is its substantial length of 21.500 inches. Fasteners of this length are typically utilized in applications requiring the clamping of large assemblies, such as securing transformer laminations, stabilizing internal component racks, or bridging the main chassis frame. The use of high-grade steel in the manufacturing of this stud provides the necessary tensile strength to withstand the torque applied during assembly as well as the mechanical stresses and vibrations inherent in the operation of heavy-duty welding equipment. Unlike generic threaded rods which may lack specific grade ratings or corrosion protection, the Miller 187151 is treated to resist oxidation and maintain its structural integrity over the lifespan of the machine.

Maintenance professionals and industrial technicians understand that maintaining the structural rigidity of a power source is critical for both safety and performance. A compromised or non-spec fastener can lead to internal component shifting, increased vibration noise, or even electrical faults if grounding paths are disrupted. By utilizing the specific Miller 187151 stud, technicians ensure that the equipment is restored to its factory-original condition. The stud's threading is precision-rolled to ensure smooth engagement with mating fasteners, reducing the risk of galling or cross-threading during installation. This attention to detail in manufacturing supports efficient maintenance procedures and minimizes downtime in industrial environments.

When sourcing replacement parts for critical industrial machinery, adherence to OEM specifications is paramount. The Miller 187151 offers the assurance of correct fitment, appropriate material hardness, and the longevity expected from Miller Electric components. It serves as a vital spare part for MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) inventories supporting fleets of Miller welding equipment, ensuring that necessary repairs can be executed immediately and correctly.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, 1-per-ea
Brand:Miller
Thread Size:0.375-16 UNC, 3/8-16
Length :21.500 inches
Material:Steel
Product Type:Replacement Stud

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 187151 Steel Stud (.375-16 x 21.500)

APPLICATIONS

  • Structural assembly of Miller welding power sources
  • Securing transformer cores and laminations
  • Chassis reinforcement and component mounting
  • Replacement of stripped, bent, or broken internal studs
  • General industrial equipment repair requiring 3/8-16 x 21.5" studs

FAQ

The stud features a standard 0.375-16 (3/8-16) UNC coarse thread.

The total length of the Miller 187151 stud is 21.500 inches.

Yes, this is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by Miller Electric.

The stud is manufactured from high-grade steel designed for structural durability.

While possible, it is recommended to use the OEM part to ensure proper tensile strength and material properties specific to the machine's design.

You should consult the parts breakdown manual for your specific Miller machine model to verify the part number 187151 is listed.

No, this part number typically refers to the stud only. Nuts and washers are usually sold separately.

It is often used for securing large internal components like transformer assemblies or chassis frames within the power source.