THREADED ROD (BOOKER) GALVANISED 12mm

Threaded Rod Booker Galvanised : THREADED ROD 12mm , Threaded Rods are long rods that are fully threaded from end to end. They are similar to the threaded portion of a bolt but are much larger and do not feature a head. Also known as threaded bars, all-thread, and threaded studs, threaded rods are used to join and stabilize structures or objects, often into ceilings or walls.

Since threaded rod has threading running their entire length, they can fully engage nuts or other female-threaded components, such as coupling nuts. This makes threaded rod excel at tension applications specifically.

Threaded rod in this selection comes in hot-dip galvanized steel. Hot-dip galvanizing is done by submerging the fastener in molten zinc to provide a corrosion protecting finish. Essentially, the added zinc that’s applied through the galvanization process serves as a “sacrificial” layer of protection to keep the steel underneath from degrading or being damaged.

You’ll find hot-dip galvanized fasteners frequently used in situations where corrosion resistance is needed without the cost of stainless steel. It is considered superior to stainless steel in terms of cost and life-cycle. For applications where the fastener will constantly be exposed to corrosive materials, however, you’ll want to use stainless steel instead.

Threaded all the way down
Chamfered at each end
Also known as threaded stud or all thread
Commonly used with channel or strut assemblies on projects
corrosion resistant due to its tightly bonded molten zinc finish
Suitable for long lasting applications
Due to the finishing process for Hot Dip Galvanized fasteners, it is recommended to only use Hot Dip Galvanized fasteners with Hot Dip Galvanized fasteners and not mix metals. This can create threading and durability issues.

Hot dip galvanized threaded rod is used to stabilize or hang structures often with the use of anchors.

Note: hot-dip galvanized fasteners tend to be a little larger, with thicker threading, because of the added layer of zinc. To compensate, hot-dip galvanized nuts are tapped larger to be thread effectively on hot-dip galvanized bolts. You will have difficulty trying to fasten non-hot-dip galvanized nuts to hot-dip galvanized bolts, screws, or all thread.