Stainless Steel Threaded Bar

The Bar with thread in the right direction are rotated in a clockwise direction to tighten whereas to tighten a left hand threaded bar it is rotated in an anticlockwise direction. However, the latter one is not commonly used but used in applications where right hand threaded bar cannot be used. It includes an application where the motor is used as its vibration will make the bar lose. In applications where the direction of bar is not specified by default, the direction is right. However, bar that are threaded from both the ends are used in assembling.

Threads are made on bar to ease the process of securing nuts and bolts so that they can be easily screwed into the bar without much pressure. Also, threads transit the linear and rotational movement of the bar. Therefore, application areas like manufacturing, plumbing, marine, construction, automotives and more use Stainless Steel Threaded Bar.

Generally, applications where speed and assembly are desired to use these studs. Also, applications where withstanding in pressure and high tension level conditions is desired, these bar are of great importance. Other uses of stainless steel bar include repairing of wood or concrete work, stabilizing structures, ceiling purposes, alignment of machinery, building furniture, joining metal or wood pieces or more.

Types Of Stainless Steel Threaded Bar

Stainless Steel Full Threaded Bar

Stainless Steel Half Threaded Bar

Stainless Steel Full Threaded Studs

Stainless Steel Half Thread Studs

Stainless Steel Partially Threaded Rod

Stainless Steel ACME Threaded Rod

Stainless Steel Metric Threaded Rod