All Thread Stud/Rods

There are many uses for an all threaded rod, therefore they come in several types and materials as well.

Anchor Bolts

Bolts of different sizes and materials, they are often used to attach structures to concrete.

U Bolts

A bolt with two threaded arms protruding from a curved base, often for attaching pipes to machines.

Eye Bolts

Bolts with a looped head that is forged without welds. Used in various materials such as wood or steel depending on the type of bolt.

Bent J Bolts

Type of bolt mostly set in wet concrete before drying, so as to later fasten structures to the threaded side.

J Bolts

Type of bolt mostly set in wet concrete before drying, so as to later fasten structures to the threaded side.

Hook Bolts

Commonly used to suspend electrical wiring and sheet metal from wooden structures and in the furniture industry to hold springs.

Square Bend U Bolts

Often used in leaf spring frame and other trucking and commercial applications.

Square Bend J Bolts

Most commonly used as a structural bolt in concrete or as a hook bolt with wiring and harness applications.

V Bolts

Often used for securing accessories to angle members. They provide a superior connection over J-bolts.

Single End Studs

Threaded stud bolts are used in tension to hold hanging devices or clamp pressure vessels.

Chemical Anchors

Chemical or resin anchors are generic terms relating to steel studs, bolts and anchorages which are bonded into a substrate, usually masonry and concrete, using a resin based adhesive system.

Double End Studs

Studs with equal length threads on both ends typically with an unthreaded area between threads.