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USA FASTENER Fully Threaded Rod with Nuts - Fully-Threaded Rods & Studs with Nuts
USA FASTENERFully-Threaded Rods & Studs with Nuts

USA FASTENER Fully Threaded Rod with Nuts

USA Fastener Fully Threaded Rod with 1/2"-13 thread size, 3 1/4" length, made of steel Grade B7 in plain finish, supplied in a pack of 180. Meets ASTM 193 dimensional standards (MPN SB700500052W2).

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USA FASTENER
Item
Fully Threaded Rod with Nuts
Part Number
SB700500052W2
Category
Fully-Threaded Rods & Studs with Nuts
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
SB700500052W2
Type
Steel, Grade B7, Plain, 180 PK
Lg
3 1/4 in
Dimensional Standards
ASTM 193

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Product Description

USA Fastener Fully Threaded Rod with 1/2"-13 thread size, 3 1/4" length, made of steel Grade B7 in plain finish, supplied in a pack of 180. Meets ASTM 193 dimensional standards (MPN SB700500052W2).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fully threaded rod used for?

A fully threaded rod is used to fasten components together in industrial assemblies, such as flanges, machinery, and structural connections. The continuous threading allows for secure clamping with nuts on both ends. This USA Fastener Grade B7 rod is suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

What are the specifications of USA Fastener fully threaded rod 1/2-13 x 3 1/4 in?

This USA Fastener rod has a 1/2"-13 thread size, 3 1/4" length, made of steel Grade B7 with a plain finish. It meets ASTM 193 dimensional standards and comes in a pack of 180. The manufacturer part number is SB700500052W2.

Where to buy USA Fastener fully threaded rod in worldwide?

3G Electric supplies USA Fastener fully threaded rods worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this Grade B7 rod (MPN SB700500052W2). We source across 14 industrial departments to meet your needs.

How to select a fully threaded rod for high-temperature service?

For high-temperature service, select a rod made from alloy steel like Grade B7, which offers higher tensile strength and resistance to thermal degradation. Verify dimensional standards such as ASTM 193. This USA Fastener rod meets those requirements. Always consult engineering specifications for your specific application.

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