Description

THREADED ROD STUDS

A threaded rod, also known as a stud, is a relatively long rod that is threaded on both ends; the thread may extend along the complete length of the rod. They are designed to be used in tension.

Threaded rods come in different sizes, and as the name implies, it is threaded throughout the whole length of the rod. Generally, a threaded rod is made from zinc coated, carbon or stainless steel. Other types of bolts can be fastened onto the rod to match different construction applications. Basically, a threaded rod is used to attach two objects together, such as metal or wood, or to offer a joint connection between concrete and other materials.

It looks similar to a screw and the rotation’s direction is caused by a threaded rod based on whether the rod has a left-hand thread, right-hand thread, or both.

A stud is a piece of threaded bar. It is used to resemble a machine screw without a head, even though some studs have heads that are permanently added to the part they are connected to. Basically, studs are designed to be permanently joined to one part in conjunction with a nut. Most often, we produce different types of threaded studs.