Threaded Rod

A GI (Galvanized Iron) Threaded Rod is a long, cylindrical rod coated with a layer of zinc through galvanization to provide enhanced corrosion resistance. It features threads along its entire length, allowing it to be used with nuts and other fasteners for securing or joining components. GI Threaded Rods are commonly used in construction, industrial, and outdoor applications, where protection from rust and corrosion is essential. They are ideal for use in harsh or moisture-prone environments, offering strength, durability, and long-lasting performance.

A Mild Steel Stud Bolt is a threaded fastener made from mild steel, typically featuring threads along its entire length with no head. It is used to connect two components by being inserted into tapped holes or paired with nuts on either end. Known for its strength and versatility, it is commonly used in machinery, piping, and structural applications where secure and adjustable fastening is required.