The Difference Between Steel Tie Rods and Hanger Rods

High-strength steel rods are structural steel components used in construction, made from carbon and alloyed structural steels through processes such as machining, heat treatment, and surface treatment. They are assembled with parts like adjusting sleeves, lock nuts, and connectors. Steel rods are crucial components in the construction of large-span steel structures for buildings, sports facilities, airport facilities, exhibition halls, and shipyards, primarily used in areas under prestress in construction projects and large-span structures.

High-tensile steel rods feature notable characteristics such as high strength, high toughness, attractive appearance, and safety convenience. They are primarily used in ports, shipyards, tunnels, stations, subways, airports, and large venues.

Steel tie rod products are divided into six series: shipyard steel tie rods, wharf steel tie rods, bridge steel tie rods, construction steel tie rods, stainless steel tie rods, and high-strength anchor rods. They come in six strength levels (345 grade to 1080 grade) and are available in a processing diameter of Φ300mm.