What are the Differences between All Thread Stainless Steel Threaded Rod and Ordinary Threaded Rod?

All thread stainless steel threaded rod and ordinary threaded rod have significant differences in materials, performance, application scenarios and so on.

The main material of all thread stainless steel threaded rod is stainless steel, which is an alloy steel whose main components are iron, chromium, nickel and other alloy elements. Because these elements make all thread stainless steel threaded rod corrosion-resistant, tough and ductile. Ordinary threaded rod is usually made of carbon steel or low-alloy steel, which have high mechanical strength but poor corrosion resistance, and their corrosion resistance is still far less than that of stainless steel bolts.

The mechanical properties of all thread stainless steel threaded rod are better, and the better the material of it, the better the tensile strength and yield strength. However, the mechanical properties of ordinary threaded rod is mainly reflected in their higher hardness and tensile strength, but the toughness is poor, and they are prone to breakage under impact loads.

Due to the good corrosion resistance and mechanical properties of all thread stainless steel threaded rods, they are widely used in occasions with high corrosion resistance requirements, such as chemical equipment, marine engineering, food processing equipment and other fields. Due to the higher mechanical strength and lower cost of threaded rods, they are widely used in occasions where corrosion resistance is not required and in some temporary or low-cost fastening occasions.