RIFI Electrical Construction High Load Capacity Threaded Rod M12 Studding

Threaded rod also known as a stud, is a metal rod that is threaded along its entire length or partially threaded at both ends. It is commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and engineering applications for fastening, anchoring, or joining materials. Threaded rods are versatile and come in various materials, sizes, and thread types to suit different needs.

Key Features of Threaded Rods:

1. Thread Types:

   • Fully threaded: Threads run the entire length of the rod.

   • Partially threaded: Threads are only on the ends, with an unthreaded middle section.

   • Thread standards include metric (ISO) or imperial (UNC/UNF).

2. Diameter and Length:

   • Available in various diameters (M6~36, 1/4"~1/2") and lengths (cut to size or standard lengths).

3. Applications:

   • Structural support (hanging pipes, ductwork, or electrical conduits).

   • Anchoring into concrete or masonry (used with anchors or epoxy).

   • Fastening components in machinery or equipment.

   • Creating custom bolts or fasteners.

4. Common Uses:

   • Construction: Suspended ceilings, HVAC systems, and scaffolding.

   • Automotive: Engine components and chassis assembly.

   • DIY Projects: Furniture assembly, shelving, and repairs.

Installation Tips:

• Use nuts, washers, or anchors to secure the threaded rod.

• Cut to size using a hacksaw or reciprocating saw.

• Ensure the thread type matches the nuts or fittings being used.

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