Threaded Rods/Studs
A threaded rod is a relatively long rod that is threaded along the complete length of the rod. Threaded rod in bar stock form is often called all-thread. A stud is a relatively long rod that is threaded on both ends. The threaded rods/studs are designed to be used in tension. Studs may have a drive slot in one end to facilitate installing the stud. A threaded rod/stud is used where high stress is involved.
Types of Threaded Rod/Stud
- Single End Studs
- Double End Studs
- Tap End Studs
- Broach/Socket End Studs
- Full threaded rod/stud
- Welded Studs
Types of Finish
- Natural (Plain)
- Zinc/Manganese Phosphate
- Zinc Plating with Trivalent Clear/Black/Yellow/Blue Chromate Passivation
- Zinc Nickel Silver Grey/Black Plated
- Tin Plated
Types of Material
- Caron Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Brass
- Aluminium
- Copper