Threaded Clevis Rods

All round bar and hardware are melted and made domestically.

Threaded clevis rods.

Stainless steel is drop forged to astm a182. The grip is the distance between the clevis ears and will be wider than the plate that the clevises are fixing to. One end of each clevis will grip onto a steel plate and is secured with a pin. Make quick adjustments to these rod ends by inserting and releasing the clevis pins without the need to bend them into place.

A clevis is threaded onto each end of the rod and the assembly is drawn tight by turning the rod. A second configuration of tie rod assembly consists of two rods with a turnbuckle in the middle and clevises on each end. Stainless steel rod ends offer excellent corrosion resistance. Easy adapt clevis rod ends.

A male threaded shank lets you build a linkage with a tapped tube or any female threaded connection. Also called yoke end linkages they support pivoting movement along one axis when threaded onto shafts rods valve pistons and other assemblies. Zinc plated steel rod ends offer moderate corrosion resistance. Round bar is rolled and threaded to astm specification f1554.

The clevis size refers to the d dimension and will determine how large of rod can be used and capacity of the assembly. Turnbuckle rods clevis rods hanger rods and sag rods are made to job specifications. Externally threaded clevis rod ends. Clevises are provided as components of tie rod assemblies that portland bolt manufactures and are often used in conjunction with turnbuckles in a typical cross bracing assembly a threaded rod is supported at each end by a clevis.

The tap size w is the diameter of rod used and should be specified right or left handed thread.