Value Collection 36700 Threaded Rod 1-1/2-6 Unc 6 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 36700 is a full-length threaded rod in a 1-1/2-6 UNC thread size, cut to 6 feet overall. Manufactured from low-carbon steel with a yellow zinc finish coating, this rod is built for use in fastening, suspension, and structural anchoring applications across mechanical and construction trades. The right-hand thread direction follows standard UNC convention, making it compatible with off-the-shelf hex nuts, couplers, and hardware without special tooling. Yellow zinc plating provides a base level of corrosion resistance for typical indoor and sheltered installations. Ideal for fabricators, pipefitters, HVAC mechanics, and general contractors who need full-length rod stock for custom-cut applications.

This threaded rod is commonly used in HVAC duct and equipment suspension, pipe hanger assemblies, structural framing connections, and general mechanical support applications. Its 6-foot length allows field cutting to required dimensions using standard thread rod cutters or reciprocating saws. The 1-1/2-6 coarse thread pitch is well-suited for heavy-duty fastening where thread engagement strength is a priority over fine adjustment.

Key Features

• 1-1/2-6 UNC coarse thread for high load-bearing engagement
• 6-foot overall length for field-cut versatility
• Low-carbon steel construction for reliable strength in mechanical and structural applications
• Yellow zinc finish for basic corrosion protection
• Right-hand thread direction compatible with standard UNC hardware
• Sold individually as a single-piece unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standard UNC right-hand threaded rod for use with 1-1/2-6 hex nuts, couplers, rod hangers, and other UNC-threaded fastening hardware in HVAC, plumbing, and structural support applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of threaded rod in overhead or structural applications is typically performed by licensed mechanical, plumbing, or construction tradespeople in accordance with applicable building and mechanical codes. Always de-energize or isolate any adjacent systems before working in confined or overhead spaces. Use a proper thread rod cutter or appropriate saw to cut rod to length, and dress cut ends to remove burrs before engaging nuts or couplers. Verify that all fastening hardware is rated for the intended load before final assembly.