Plumbing applications: In plumbing, stainless steel threaded rods are employed for joining pipes and fixtures. Advantages of Stainless-Steel Threaded Rod Threaded rods come in several different materials, with the best choice depending on various factors. These typically include what you need the stud to do, the environment where it will be installed, and which types of materials the anchor pin is going to be securing. Note that you will also need to be acutely conscious of the load-bearing properties and requirements that anchors used in your project will have to meet or exceed. Corrosion resistance: The natural chromium oxide film on stainless steel prevents corrosion and rust, making it an excellent choice for environments exposed to harsh chemicals, saltwater, or extreme temperatures.

GR4.6 Mild Steel: Metric Coarse, Galvanised. Sizes range from M8 to M36 diameters, and 1 to 3m lengths. GR304 Stainless: Metric Coarse, GR304 Stainless Steel.Sizes range from M6 to M30 diameters, and 1 to 3M lengths. A readily available range of diameters from M5 to M48, as well as capability to accommodate imperial, BSW and UNC sizes upon request. Mild steel threaded rod is one of the most common types. Various sorts of steel and derivative materials are typically used in the manufacture of screw rods. Stainless steel ( SS threaded rod) is another common type, as is galvanised threaded bar. The latter is zinc plated for added protection against corrosion, making it ideal for use when exposed to harsh conditions or humid environments over prolonged periods. Whereas most bolts are only threaded at one end, true threaded rod more commonly features threading along its full length or at both ends. Unlike bolts, the required sections of threaded rod are typically cut to size from a longer piece, meaning that in most applications the threaded rod will not feature any type of head for hammering or driving the section more easily.Wide range of inventory: We offer a vast selection of diameters and lengths to suit your specific requirements. Threaded rod, also referred to as stud, studding, all-thread, or threaded bar, is a long rod or bar that has a screw thread along the full length. All our threaded rod is supplied with a right-hand thread as standard. As a popular subtype of fasteners and fixings, threaded rod uses are many and varied. They are commonly used in professional construction work, repair and maintenance, production and processing, and various other demanding industrial applications. Marine industry: Stainless steel threaded rods are ideal for marine applications due to their resistance to saltwater and corrosion.

The M (metric) sizing of threaded rod refers to a standardised diameter and is normally featured prominently on most UK stud bar fasteners and fixings. Thread Size (Thread Count and Thread Pitch) Versatility: Stainless steel threaded rods can be used in a wide range of applications due to their exceptional strength and reliability. Stainless Steel Threaded Rod Grades GR8.8 High-Tensile: Metric Coarse, Galvanised.Sizes range from M12 to M36 diameters, and 1 to 3m lengths.GR4.6 Mild Steel: Metric Coarse, Zinc Plated. Sizes range from M6 to M36 diameters, and 1 to 3m lengths. Metric Metal is your trusted partner for stainless steel threaded rods and other metal products. Here’s why you should choose us: Threaded Rod is great for use for many different applications such as bolts, nails, ground anchors, bridge strengthening and building cross ties.

Stainless steel threaded rod is a versatile and essential component used in various industries and applications. Known for its exceptional corrosion resistance and temperature stability, stainless steel threaded rods are indispensable in situations where materials are exposed to harsh conditions. Common Uses for Stainless Steel Threaded Rod If you require specific lengths for your project then why not take advantage of our cutting service? We offer up to UNLIMITED FREE cuts per length. Thread pitch refers to the distance, measured side-to-side, between any two thread crests (the widest part of the threading that extends outwards from the core of the rod).A variance of cut end requirements also catered for: mitred, chamfered or straight cut. Rods with straight cut ends can be cold galvanised or hot-dip galvanised upon request. For exposed situations, we can create a combination of ends for aesthetic enhancement. Lower thread pitch means higher thread count because the threads are physically closer together. Thread count refers to the number of crests on a given section of rod and is measured in TPI (threads per inch). Automotive industry: Threaded rods are used for various automotive applications, including suspension systems.