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Threaded Rod R 1 1/2 Inch

02/20/2012 3:07 AM

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I have a threaded rod designated as R 1 1/2 inch?

What is the type of thread used? (The drawing is made in Sweden.)

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Re: threaded Rod R 1 1/2 inch

02/20/2012 3:18 AM

When I was younger, R 11/2 meant "British Standard Pipe thread, 11/2in nominal diameter, tapered". So we really need a bit more context, Guvnor, because yours is rod and not pipe.

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Re: threaded Rod R 1 1/2 inch

04/18/2012 7:31 AM

Actually that rod with the thread type is used in a standard leveller used for storage tank feet.

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Re: threaded Rod R 1 1/2 inch

02/20/2012 3:48 AM

Whoever made the drawing might know; the rest of us probably won't.

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