Product Overview
Get our product definition & description for threaded rods along with applications & industries that use them.
What is a Threaded Rod
A threaded rod is a long metal rod that is fully threaded with threads long its entire length. It does not have a head.
Thread Types
- UNC Threads (Unified National Coarse threads): This thread type uses standard units and has fewer threads per inch. It is more tolerant to dirt & damage. It is used for for general purpose fastening.
- UNF Threads (Unified National Fine Threads): This thread type uses standard units and has more threads per inch. It is better for more precise applications and higher strength.
- ISO Metric Threads: This thread types uses metric units and offers but coarse & fine variants. The M coarse and M fine are the two designations.
- ACME Threads: These are trapezoidal profile threads are thicker, stronger & provide a smoother motion. They are also more durable & resistant to wear.
Applications & Industries
High-temperature & High-Pressure Fastening (e.g., turbine systems & reactors)
Corrosion-Resistant Fastening in Aggressive Chemical Environments
Cryogenic and Aerospace Structural Assemblies
- Threaded rods maintains structural integrity under extreme cold and high=vibration conditions, such as spacecraft or jet engines.
- Materials: A286, Waspaloy, & Titanium Grade 5
- Industries: Aerospace and defense, space exploration, and cryogenics & liquefied gas systems
Geothermal and Subsurface Equipment Fastening
Precision Medical Equipment and Implants
- Threaded rods are used in surgical devices, dental implants, and bio-compatible fixtures.
- Materials: Titanium Grade 2, and Tantalum
- Industries: Medical device manufacturing, orthopedic surgery, and dental & implantology
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