Threaded Rod - BSW
What is BSW Threaded Rod?
BSW (British Standard Whitworth) Threaded Rod is available in 3-foot lengths in mild steel with a self-colour finish. In the UK they have mainly been replaced by other types, such as m10 threaded rod, although they are still being used globally in various applications.
BSW is an imperial coarse thread with a 55-degree thread flank angle, and like other Thick threaded rods, is essentially a metal bar made from mild steel or brass that has a helical thread all the way along its length. Both thin and thick threaded rods (like UNC) are manufactured to be installed in areas where they are subjected to high levels of tension and pressure.
Customers should be aware that threaded rods have various names, and are also commonly called threaded bar, allthread and studding.
Our threaded rod guides and tips section hosts various types of informational articles, including frequently asked questions about threaded rods, and how to cut and use it. If you can't find the advice you are looking for here, please don't hesitate to contact us!
