A metal threaded rod, as its name implies, is a metal rod that runs through the entire length of the rod. It is usually made of carbon, zinc coating or stainless steel. Threads allow bolts and other types of fixings to be fixed to rods to accommodate many different architectural applications.
Threaded rods are commonly used to connect two objects, such as wood or metal, or to provide a connection between concrete and another material.Threaded rods are commonly used to connect two objects, such as wood or metal, or to provide a connection between concrete and another material.
Threaded rods of standard diameters and grades are usually produced in batch by thread rolling machines. This process involves stamping the thread onto the round bar by two hardened steel rollers. These rollers are set at a certain distance and rotate perpendicular to the direction in which the round rods pass through them, and the extremely high pressure applied by these rollers molds the round rods into threaded rods. In this essentially automated process, the round bar is forced to stamp the thread onto the surface by means of a cylinder.
These rollers are set at a certain distance and rotate perpendicular to the direction in which the round rods pass through them, and the extremely high pressure applied by these rollers molds the round rods into threaded rods. In this essentially automated process, the round bar is forced to stamp the thread onto the surface by means of a cylinder. The threaded rod is then sawn to the appropriate size and the edge beveled to provide a smooth, Machinable finished surface.
Non standard threaded rods are usually made by a cutting process.
The round bar is cut slightly longer than the required length and passed through a machine that cuts the thread as it is forced to cut along the surface. Then the threaded rod is cut to a certain length and inclined. This technology is slower than thread rolling speed and therefore more expensive and therefore more expensive.
Threaded rods are usually made of stainless steel, galvanized mild steel or carbon steel, depending on the final application.Threaded rods are usually made of stainless steel, galvanized mild steel or carbon steel, depending on the final application.
Metal threaded rods can be used wherever large screws, bolts or anchor bolts are used, but the main purpose of threaded rods is when the required length or diameter exceeds that of more conventional bolts or screws. A typical example of this capability is a large construction project, such as a bridge. The length and diameter required here are much larger than those of conventional bolts, so a threaded rod is used instead.
Another application is high tension and vibration loads, such as those found in any internal combustion engine block.
Metal threaded rods can be used wherever large screws, bolts or anchor bolts are used, but the main purpose of threaded rods is when the required length or diameter exceeds that of more conventional bolts or screws. A typical example of this capability is a large construction project, such as a bridge. The length and diameter required here are much larger than those of conventional bolts, so a threaded rod is used instead.
Another application is high tension and vibration loads, such as those found in any internal combustion engine block.
