Purpose of Double End Stud's Threaded Rod
Threaded rods are widely used anywhere a fastener of greater length and stiffness than standard bolts is required to hold two items together. They can be used to hold/fasten wood or metal items together, or to provide additional strength to structures supported by concrete and other materials. They are threaded for easy attachment of nuts and other fixtures to the rod as needed.
As such, threaded rods are ideal for supporting or suspending roof and ceiling items such as pipes, cables and plumbing systems, making them popular in construction. They can withstand very high pressures and tensions, so threaded rods are often used in MEP and HVAC applications to provide a secure hold for support systems. Threaded rods are available in a variety of types, lengths and materials and are also used in fastening materials in many industries such as:
general building
Electrical Installation
Mechanical and plumbing installation
Heating and ventilation installation
project
Computer room maintenance
Manufacturing, production and processing facilities
Automobile Assembly and Repair
agriculture
medical machinery
marine applications
For anyone who has worked with other types of large fixtures, using a threaded rod is simple because it behaves very similarly to standard bolts and screws. The actual method of installing a threaded rod is very similar to the method of installing a bolt or screw. There are some differences though, as the threaded rod will often exceed the length of a standard bolt and have no head for hammering or driving.
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