Full thread stainless steel Rod

All-thread stainless steel rods are metal rods with continuous threads on the surface, formed through rolling or cutting to create the threaded structure. The threads are used for connection and fixation, while the stainless steel material provides corrosion resistance. They are commonly used for laboratory stand assembly, instrument fixation, and reactor stirrer installation.

Instruments

Using wire-wound stainless steel main Rod structure, wet film thickness 91.4 μ m, application width 300mm, through the formed process to achieve accurate Spreader, easy to operate.

$ 160.00

A groove control film is formed on the smooth Rod body by extrusion process. The wear-resistant stainless steel material is not easy to break the wire and is easy to clean. The wet film thickness is 105.2 μ m and the application width is 300mm.

$ 167.00

The wire-wound structure enables coating with a 171.5-micron thick film, while the stainless steel material ensures corrosion resistance and long-term durability. The 9.52mm diaMeter Rod body, combined with 1.91mm steel wire, ensures operational stability.

$ 167.00

Using formed pRoduction process, wet film thickness 45.7μm, diaMeter 9.52mm, total length 400mm, application width 300mm, stainless steel material to ensure durability and accurate Spreader effect.

$ 167.00

Made of stainless steel, the diaMeter of the slurry is 100mm, the Rod length is 300mm, and the tangential flow is generated during stirring, the turbulence is small, and the heat exchange performance is good, which is suitable for medium and low speed gentle stirring.

$ 107.00

Made of stainless steel, the diaMeter of the slurry is 100mm, the Rod length is 350mm, the tangential flow is generated during stirring, the turbulence is small, and the heat exchange performance is good, which is suitable for medium and low speed mild stirring applications.

$ 109.00

The formed pRoduction process is easy to clean and maintain, providing an accurate wet film thickness of 57.2 μm, and the stainless steel material ensures durability and stable Spreader effect.

$ 167.00

Made of stainless steel, the diaMeter of the slurry is 60mm, and the diaMeter of the Rod is 8mm. It is suitable for efficient mixing of medium and low viscosity liquids. The structure is simple and durable, and the mixing effect is uniform and stable.

$ 96.00

Made of 304 stainless steel, wet film thickness 64 microns, application width 250mm, formed to ensure Spreader uniformity and ease of operation.

$ 157.00

Using stainless steel material formed pRoduction, wet film thickness 180 μ m, application width 320mm, groove design is not easy to block and easy to clean, Spreader accuracy is high.

$ 114.00

Using stainless steel material formed process, wet film thickness 90 μ m, groove design is not easy to block and easy to clean, Spreader accuracy is high, support a variety of specifications customization.

$ 99.00

Made of stainless steel, wet film thickness 30μm, groove design is not easy to block and easy to clean, Spreader accuracy is high, support a variety of specifications customization.

$ 99.00

Wet film thickness 110 μ m, application width 210mm, stainless steel material formed pRoduction process, groove is not blocked easy to clean, Spreader accuracy high mass stability.

$ 99.00

Made of stainless steel, wet film thickness 130μm, application width 210mm, groove is not blocked and easy to clean, Spreader accuracy is high, support a variety of models customization.

$ 99.00

Made of stainless steel, wet film thickness 150 microns, application width 320mm, groove design is not easy to block and easy to clean, to ensure the uniformity and accuracy of Spreader.

$ 114.00

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