Technical Usage:
Stainless Steel Full Threaded Rods are primarily used in applications requiring robust, long-length fastening solutions. These rods are commonly found in the construction, manufacturing, and maintenance industries, where they serve as structural supports, braces, or tension rods. They are especially useful in building frameworks, machinery assembly, pipe connections, and applications involving heavy-duty load-bearing or vibration resistance. The full threading allows for versatile usage, accommodating a variety of fastener sizes and providing a high degree of reliability in securing parts. Due to their resistance to corrosion, stainless steel full threaded rods are also ideal for use in outdoor or marine environments, as well as in food processing and chemical industries where hygiene and corrosion resistance are paramount.
Technical Specs:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Grade | SS316 |
| Tensile Strength | 515 – 700 MPa |
| Thread Type | UNC |
| Dimensions | 6mm to 30mm and 1/4″ to 1″ |
Types of Item:
- Full Threaded Rod (Continuous threading)
- Fastener for industrial, construction, and marine applications
- Structural support for heavy-duty use
History:
The Stainless Steel Full Threaded Rod has become an essential fastener in modern industry, thanks to the unique properties of stainless steel. The introduction of stainless steel in the early 20th century revolutionized the construction and manufacturing sectors, offering a material that was both strong and resistant to corrosion. Over time, full-threaded rods became a preferred option for securing heavy components and for applications requiring uniform threading along their entire length. Today, the stainless steel full threaded rod is commonly used in a variety of industries, from construction and engineering to food processing and chemical manufacturing, known for its long-lasting durability and strength in harsh environments.
