Variety of Threaded Rods Can Be Customized/Carbon Steel & Stainless Threaded Rod

• Size: M2- M36
• Surface Treatment: HDG Galvanized/Electric Galvanized/Black
• Material: Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel
• Grade: 4.8 8.8 10.9 12.9 Grade
• Transport Package: Packing for Export
• Specification: full range of sizes
• Model NO.: Customizable
• Trademark: SANJU
• Origin: Hebei
• HS Code: 7308900000
• Production Capacity: 5000000

Product Description

Customized various types of building accessories, please consult customer service, we will reply to you as soon as possible.Thanks.
We can provide the third party test report.

The screw is working under high temperature, certain corrosion, strong wear and large torque.

1) High temperature resistance, no deformation at high temperature;

2) Wear resistance, long life;

3) Corrosion resistance, the material is corrosive;

4) High strength, can withstand large torque, high speed;

5) Good cutting performance;

6) Small residual stress and small thermal deformation after heat treatment.

 

What is the difference between a lead screw and a tooth bar?

There is a big difference between a screw rod and a galvanized die. The screw rod is a threaded connection for fixing mechanical parts, which is composed of threads and nuts and can be used to fix mechanical parts. The galvanized tooth is a threaded connector used to fix mechanical parts, which is composed of threads and nuts, but its surface is galvanized to resist corrosion, so that it has a longer service life. The steps to solve the problem of screw rod and galvanized tooth are as follows:
1. First, check the screw rod and galvanized tooth thread to ensure that their threads are not damaged.
2. Then, use lubricant to lubricate screw rod and galvanized thread threads to prevent thread damage.
3. Finally, use a wrench to fix the screw rod and galvanized teeth on the mechanical parts to ensure their firmness.
Personal tips: When using screw rods and galvanized teeth, pay attention to check their threads, and use lubricant lubrication to prevent thread damage, and use a wrench to fix them on the mechanical parts to ensure their firmness.