ANVIL FIG 140 Threaded Rod, Both Ends, RH, 9/16 Inch Hole Dia.

Anvil FIG 140 connecting rod is a double-end threaded cylindrical fastener that securely screws into place. It is used to brace, mount, support, hang and reinforce components in structures and assemblies. It is ideal for metal fabrication, machinery repair & construction applications to fasten parts together.

Features:

• Anvil FIG 140 threaded rod has carbon steel construction for improved durability.
• It can accommodate pipe sizes ranging from 3/8 to 5 inches.
• This threaded rod is available in plain or zinc-plated finish to withstand compressive stress.

Compatible Accessories:

• Anvil Single Pipe Rolls: They feature cast iron construction for durable performance and can operate at temperatures up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do you cut a threaded rod?

A.

• At the cutoff spot, thread two nuts onto the bolt.
• Securely tighten them against each other.
• Saw against the shoulder for creating a clean, right-angled cut.
• Loosen the nuts.
• To clear burrs created by sawing, file a slight bevel around the end.
• Spin off the nuts to clean and realign the threads.

Q. Can I find this Anvil FIG 140 threaded rod in different sizes at Raptor Supplies?

A. Yes, Raptor Supplies also offers Anvil Fig 146 threaded rod having a size of 1/4 inch through 1-1/2 inches.

Q. What safety precautions should I take when using this Anvil FIG 140 threaded rod?

A.

• Wear safety glasses, gloves and appropriate clothing as personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Handle the threaded rod carefully to avoid injuries from sharp edges.
• Ensure secure anchoring and fastening to prevent dislodgment, particularly in overhead installations.
• Use caution and appropriate tools when cutting and threading the rod; re-thread cut ends if necessary.
• Protect against corrosion when using the rod in outdoor or corrosive environments.
• Do not exceed the specified load capacity to maintain structural integrity.
• Tighten nuts and washers securely to prevent loosening.
• Regularly inspect and maintain the rod and associated components.
• Maintain a clean and organized work environment for safety.
• Ensure proper training for those working with the threaded rod.