Features of Threaded Rods
Fully Threaded Structure: Fully threaded from one end to the other, providing a continuous meshing surface. This allows nuts or threaded components to be fixed and adjusted at any position within their length, offering exceptional flexibility.
High Strength and Load-Bearing Capacity: Typically made of materials such as carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel, and can undergo heat treatment (e.g., grade 8.8, 10.9, 12.9), possessing excellent tensile and shear strength, capable of withstanding significant static loads and some dynamic loads.
Flexibility and Customizability:
Flexible Length: Sold by the meter or cut to required lengths to meet connection needs of varying spacing and depth.
Flexible Connections: Can be used with multiple nuts for tightening, connecting, or constructing adjustable frame structures.
Multi-functionality: Can be used for fastening connections and also as a transmission rod in linear motion (when lower precision requirements are needed), enabling the conversion between rotary and linear motion.
Easy to install: It is used with nuts and does not require pre-drilling complex threaded holes on the mounting parts (compared to bolts), making it particularly suitable for steel structure connections, embedded parts and other scenarios.
