Threaded rod

A wide range of cable lock suspension systems for use with strut channels, threaded rods, and other overhead applications.

Learn about the benefits of using a rod hanger and why they are valuable assets for your next project.

Understand the difference between thread types and their importance.

Discover how our cut-to-length services can be advantageous for your projects.

This guide will help explain the factors for choosing the right epoxy for threaded rod anchoring.

Why are there so many different types of “galvanized” bolts? Not sure which one to ask for or specify? Not all galvanizing is the same. Read on to discover why these finishes are intended for different applications, and to decide which option best fits the needs of your project.

With the acquisition of DeWalt Power Tools to our range of products, there are many more products that require a special highlight. There is one tool in particular that deserves its own spotlight – the DeWalt® 20V MAX* Threaded Rod Cutter.

Most threaded fasteners can have their thread either cut or rolled. Each method has their own advantages as well as disadvantages, along with a combination of differences and misconception. 

In the telecommunications industry, where cell tower modifications are king, threaded rod, also called anchor studs, see use in a multitude of applications, but the most common is anchor bolting.

When installing overhead air ducts, wiring or most anything else, either strut channel or threaded rod can be the ideal solution. Yet, sometimes the lengths you have don’t fit the application at hand. Instead you'll require a custom length piece of strut or threaded rod to complete the task.