Jamestown Distributors
Stainless Steel Threaded Rod
Stainless Steel Threaded Rod
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Product Details
Stainless Steel Threaded Rod is also known as all-thread, ready rod, and threaded drill rod. Our threaded rod is easy to use with standard nuts and washers and is used for general purpose fastening. Threaded rod can be used in the stock length or easily cut to a custom length with a metal cutting hacksaw or power band saw. Sold in 3' and 6' lengths only.
Tech Specs
| Part Number | Length | Size |
|---|---|---|
| FSSTR632-3 | 3 ft | 6-32 |
| FSSTR832-3 | 3 ft | 8-32 |
| FSSTR102-3 | 3 ft | 10-24 |
| FSSTR122-3 | 3 ft | 12-24 |
| FSSTR14-3 | 3 ft | 1/4-20 |
| FSSTR516-3 | 3 ft | 5/16-18 |
| FSSTR38-3 | 3 ft | 3/8-16 |
| FSSTR716-3 | 3 ft | 7/16-14 |
| FSSTR12-3 | 3 ft | 1/2-13 |
| FSSTR58-3 | 3 ft | 5/8-11 |
| FSSTR34-3 | 3 ft | 3/4-10 |
| FSSTR78-3 | 3 ft | 7/8-9 |
| FSSTR1-3 | 3 ft | 1-8 |
| FSSTR114-3 | 3 ft | 1-1/4-7 |
| FSSTR112-3 | 3 ft | 1-1/2-6 |
| FSSTR632-6 | 6 ft | 6-32 |
| FSSTR832-6 | 6 ft | 8-32 |
| FSSTR102-6 | 6 ft | 10-24 |
| FSSTR122-6 | 6 ft | 12-24 |
| FSSTR14-6 | 6 ft | 1/4-20 |
| FSSTR516-6 | 6 ft | 5/16-18 |
| FSSTR38-6 | 6 ft | 3/8-16 |
| FSSTR716-6 | 6 ft | 7/16-14 |
| FSSTR12-6 | 6 ft | 1/2-13 |
| FSSTR58-6 | 6 ft | 5/8-11 |
| FSSTR34-6 | 6 ft | 3/4-10 |
| FSSTR78-6 | 6 ft | 7/8-9 |
| FSSTR1-6 | 6 ft | 1-8 |
| FSSTR114-6 | 6 ft | 1-1/4-7 |
| FSSTR112-6 | 6 ft | 1-1/2-6 |
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Connecticut
4 out of 5 stars.
Threaded Stainless Steel Rod
5 years ago
Great for use when you need longer lengths and it's a lot less expensive than buying SS Bolts. I used for installing a teak handrail on the coach roof of my sailboat.
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N Kingston
5 out of 5 stars.
You're Kidding?
6 years ago
Really, a review of threaded rod? Well yes, it was threaded and very rod like. The threads went the right way, and because it was stainless steel, it was, well, stainless. All in all an excellent stainless steel threaded rod.
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Burlington, Iowa
5 out of 5 stars.
Very Reliable!
10 years ago
I'm actually using the parts to build a fence around our garden that can be constantly re-tightened as needed.
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Jonesborough, TN.
5 out of 5 stars.
Ford mirrors
14 years ago
I am using the threaded rod to refurbish the West Coast Mirrors on my 1968 Ford F-100 pick-up. The old hardware was well rusted and not salvageable. The rod cut easily with a hack saw with 32 tpi. The threads are true and I am looking forward to many years of service.
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Q: Twelve out of seventeen items under ""SST Threaded Rod"" are ""Out of Stock"". How can this be? It does not speak well for JD as a reliable source of marine hardware.
3 years ago3 Answers
A: Raw material shortages have impacted several of our vendor's abilities to deliver timely. Stainless fasteners and rods have been problematic.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is this rod 316 or 304 What type of stainless is the threaded rod?
11 years ago2 Answers
A: Jamestown Distributors should monitor the Q&A section and answer questions like this themselves. This is important sh_t, and customers should not have to depend on other customer's best guesses.
Anonymous3 years agoHelpful?
Q: If i buy 150 ft of the 1/4"" - 20 stainless steel rod in 3 ft length, would it be possible to have you pre-cut them to 1 ft increments?
7 years ago1 Answer
A: Sorry, we don't have the ability to cut that quantity.
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: I'm a first time boat builder and I need a 9__quote__ bolt to connect the skeg to the keel. I don't have a big budget so I'm wondering if I can use a bronze or brass acorn nut with a stainless steel threaded rod? The boat is a 12__quote__ dinghy that will be used in fresh water.
9 years ago3 Answers
A: Brass should be compatible with Stainless, but why not find a stainless nut as well?
9 years agoHelpful?