Short answer: Threaded rod grades map to the job: carbon 8.8 for structural, stainless A2 or A4 for corrosion service and alloy B7 or B16 for high-temperature pressure duty, cut to length from our Threaded Rod Supplier page and the grade system in our Fastener Grade Guide.
At a Glance
What Threaded Rod Does
All-thread rod suspends, ties and tensions structures and plant, with matching parts in our Bolts and Nuts Supplier page and base metal in our Stainless Steel Supplier.
Carbon and Stainless
Carbon 8.8 serves structural work while A2 and A4 stainless resist corrosion, with the marine choice in our Stainless Fastener Guide.
Alloy for Heat and Pressure
B7 and B16 alloy rod hold at high temperature in refineries and boilers, with the grade detail in our Fastener Grade Guide.
Cut Length and Quality
We cut and thread to order; verify with our Quality Inspection Guide and documents per our Mill Test Certificate Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Carbon 8.8 all-thread.
A4 (316) for marine and salt.
Both alloy; B16 for higher temperature.
Yes – cut and thread both ends.
Yes – MTC with analysis.
Get Threaded Rod Quote
HXSCO supplies threaded rod in carbon, stainless and alloy grades, full or cut to length, with MTC. Send diameter, grade and quantity for a quote.