Threaded Rod

A threaded rod, commonly referred to as a stud, is a versatile fastener characterized by its elongated body with threading at both ends, which sometimes extends along its entire length. This design allows the rod to be easily joined with other components, particularly in applications where tension is a key factor. Threaded rods are integral in construction, plumbing, and manufacturing industries, serving a variety of purposes such as anchoring, stabilizing, and hanging. They effectively handle tension forces, ensuring stability and security in assembled structures. Available in a range of materials and sizes, threaded rods can be tailored to specific requirements, making them suitable for numerous applications across different fields. Their adaptability, coupled with their strength, makes them a fundamental component in numerous structural and mechanical assemblies.