Value Collection DB01.75X36 4140 Steel Round Rod 1-3/4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DB01.75X36 is a 4140 alloy steel round rod measuring 1.75 inches in diameter and 36 inches in length. It is produced with a hot-rolled finish and supplied in a pre-hardened condition, making it ready for demanding machining, tooling, and fabrication applications without additional heat treatment steps. At 24.8 pounds, this rod offers substantial mass suitable for heavy-duty industrial use. Machinists, tool and die makers, and fabricators working in job shops, manufacturing facilities, and maintenance environments will find this rod well-suited for high-stress applications that require wear resistance and toughness.

4140 alloy steel is commonly used in the production of shafts, spindles, jigs, fixtures, gears, bolts, and structural components that must withstand high tensile and torsional loads. The pre-hardened condition reduces the need for in-shop heat treatment prior to use. This rod is appropriate for both prototype and production runs where dimensional consistency and material strength are critical. It is typically installed or processed by machinists, welders, and structural fabricators working to engineering drawings and shop tolerances.

Key Features

• 4140 alloy steel grade provides high tensile strength, toughness, and good machinability
• Pre-hardened condition eliminates additional heat treatment before use
• Hot-rolled mechanical finish suitable for further machining or use as-is
• 1.75-inch diameter accommodates a wide range of lathe, mill, and turning operations
• 36-inch length provides ample stock for multiple cuts or single long-component fabrication
• Weighs 24.8 pounds for stable handling and secure workholding during machining

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style stock bar for general machining and fabrication applications requiring 4140 alloy steel round bar in a 1.75-inch diameter profile.

Installation Notes

This round rod should be handled and cut by qualified machinists or fabricators using appropriate metalworking equipment. Secure the rod in a properly rated chuck or vise before cutting, turning, or milling operations. Use appropriate cutting fluids and tooling rated for alloy steel. Follow applicable shop safety protocols and personal protective equipment requirements when cutting or grinding.