S-98887A400 3/4"-10 x 3 ft. Threaded Rods

Key Features & Benefits at a Glance

• Exceptional corrosion resistance in harsh chemical and marine environments, thanks to premium C276 nickel alloy composition comparable to Hastelloy®.
• High tensile strength of 80,000 psi ensures reliable load-bearing capacity and structural integrity for demanding industrial applications.
• Precision Class 2A thread fit guarantees smooth assembly and secure fastening with standard UNC nuts and components.
• Fully threaded 3-foot length provides versatile installation options and can be easily cut to custom sizes as needed.
• Coarse UNC thread profile offers superior resistance to vibration loosening and quicker assembly compared to fine threads.
• Right-hand threading ensures compatibility with standard industrial equipment and simplifies maintenance procedures.
• Durable material properties maintain performance in high-temperature and corrosive settings, reducing replacement frequency.

Professional Applications & Engineering Value

This C276 Nickel Threaded Rod is engineered to solve critical challenges in aggressive environments where standard fasteners fail. Its Hastelloy-comparable nickel alloy construction provides outstanding resistance to pitting, stress corrosion cracking, and oxidizing agents commonly found in chemical processing plants, marine equipment, and pollution control systems. The fully threaded design with 3/4"-10 UNC coarse threads allows for adjustable positioning and secure clamping across wide spans, while the 80,000 psi tensile strength ensures long-term reliability under dynamic loads. By specifying this rod, engineers eliminate downtime caused by corrosion-induced failures, achieving lower lifecycle costs in pump systems, reactor vessels, and offshore structures.

Specification Summary & Compliance

This threaded rod conforms to Unified Coarse (UNC) thread standards with Class 2A external thread fit for consistent dimensional accuracy. It is manufactured from nickel alloy C276 and meets industry expectations for high-strength corrosion-resistant applications. While specific certifications are material-dependent, the composition aligns with common requirements for chemical processing and marine industry specifications. Always verify compliance with project-specific standards such as ASME, ASTM, or NACE where applicable.