Conquest 1″ x 1′ Grade 55 Coarse Threaded Rod Plain Finish

The Conquest 1″ x 1′ Grade 55 Coarse Threaded Rod Plain Finish is a short but powerful structural fastening option designed for load-bearing applications. Its manufactured from high-strength carbon steel and meets ASTM A449 and A615 requirements, ensuring reliable tensile and shear resistance. The plain finish makes it ideal for dry, indoor installations or environments where weldability is essential. Its compact size is perfect for baseplate connections, bracket tie-ins, or embedded anchor setups that require strength in a tight space.

When pairing a nut with threaded rod, the material and finish must match. If these do not match, the nut will not fit the threaded rod.

Short Structural Rod for Anchor Bolts and Base Connections

This 12-inch rod is ideal for reinforcing concrete slabs, anchoring light equipment, or securing structural steel in short-span assemblies. Its full threading allows for versatile nut placement, while the coarse thread design ensures quick, secure fastening with standard construction hardware. The uncoated surface enables welding without additional preparation, making it a good fit for custom fabrication. Whether you’re tying into masonry or mounting utility frames, this rod provides consistent performance in non-corrosive settings.

Key Features

• Grade 55 Steel: Offers dependable strength for tension and structural applications.
• Plain Finish: Uncoated surface is weld-ready and ideal for dry environments.
• 1-Foot Length: Compact size works well for baseplates and short anchor runs.
• Fully Threaded: Supports flexible installation and custom trimming.
• Coarse Thread Pitch: Matches common construction-grade nuts and washers.

Common Applications

• Baseplate connections in steel structures
• Short anchor bolts for precast or poured concrete
• Machinery and equipment base tie-downs
• Indoor framing supports or wall brackets
• Custom-fabricated shop assemblies

Installation Tips

• Always pair with matching hardware to ensure proper threading and load support.
• Cut to size as needed and deburr ends for smooth nut threading.
• Use appropriate torque specifications for structural load requirements.