M8 x 1000mm Brass Threaded Bar (Brass studding) DIN 975

Solid Brass M8 Threaded Bar

M8 × 1000mmm solid brass threaded bar conforming to DIN 975. Combines an impressive level of corrosion resistance, along with aesthetic appeal.

Being solid brass, it is ideal for both mechanical and decorative projects where appearance, good conductivity, or durability are required.

Versatile and offers flexibility when conventional bolts aren’t long enough as the threaded bar can be cut to the required length.

With its impressive durability in salt water conditions and attractive appearance, Brass is also considered a cost-effective solution for certain marine environments when compared to metals like bronze or high-grade stainless steel.

Coupled with M8 brass hex nuts and brass washers makes brass studding a useful component for many situations.

With its good corrosion resistance and decorative appearance, the brass threaded bar is used by both DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike across many industries.

M8 brass threaded bar specification:

• Diameter (TD): 8mm
• Length (L): 1000mm / 1m
• Thread Pitch (TP): 1.25mm
• Material: Solid Brass
• Conformity: DIN 975
• Corrosion Resistance: Good resistance against rust and atmospheric conditions
  

This threaded bar is part of a growing range held in stock at Fusion Fixings, all with competitive prices and bulk discounts.

Take a look at the full range of Brass threaded bar from Fusion Fixings.

FAQs about threaded bar

Is threaded bar the same as studding?

Yes, the terms “threaded bar,” “studding,” and “allthread” all refer to the same product, a long metal rod fully threaded along its length.

Can threaded bar be cut to length?

Yes, threaded bar can be cut to length and is often cut to length when conventional bolts are not long enough.

Can threaded bar be used outdoors?

Yes, provided you choose the right material. Solid brass threaded bar has an impressive durability in outdoor conditions including saltwater environments.

Can threaded bar be used instead of bolts?

Yes, threaded bar is often used in place of long bolts, as it can be cut to custom lengths and fixed with nuts and washers.