Keystone Threaded Products KB012AG1A182850 Threaded Rod

Product Description

The KEYSTONE THREADED PRODUCTS KB012AG1A182850 is a General Purpose ACME threaded rod machined from Grade B7 alloy steel. It measures 6 feet in overall length with a 3/4-6 thread size, ACME thread form, and a 2G fit class for controlled clearance in power transmission and positioning applications. The rod carries an oil finish coating for corrosion inhibition during storage and handling. At 10.5 pounds, it is suited for moderate to heavy-duty fastening, clamping, and linear motion assemblies. Licensed tradespeople and industrial maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this type of threaded rod.

This threaded rod is appropriate for use in mechanical assemblies, structural support frames, clamping fixtures, and linear actuator mechanisms where ACME thread profiles are specified. The right-hand thread direction and 2G fit class make it compatible with standard ACME nuts and lead-screw hardware used in commercial and industrial settings. It is also used in HVAC equipment mounting, pipe support systems, and general trade construction where high-strength alloy rod stock is required.

Key Features

• 3/4-6 ACME thread size with right-hand thread direction for standard tooling compatibility
• 2G fit class provides a controlled clearance for smooth engagement in power transmission applications
• Grade B7 alloy steel construction delivers high tensile strength suitable for demanding structural and mechanical loads
• Oil finish coating inhibits surface corrosion during storage and pre-installation handling
• 6-foot overall length allows field cutting to specific project requirements
• General Purpose ACME thread form supports a wide range of lead-screw and clamping applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 3/4-6 ACME 2G nuts and lead-screw components in General Purpose ACME applications across commercial and industrial mechanical assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed millwrights, mechanical contractors, or qualified maintenance technicians. Cut to length using appropriate metal-cutting equipment and deburr all cut ends before threading on mating hardware. Verify that mating nuts carry the same ACME thread form and fit class before assembly. Follow applicable mechanical and structural codes for torque requirements based on joint design and load specifications.