Part Function
Tension bar and tie rod sourcing needs thread-route clarity
Tension bars, tie rods, and load-bearing threaded components should be reviewed around tensile load, thread route, heat-treatment support, surface protection, dimensional control, and inspection requirement.
- Tension bars
- Tie rods
- Threaded rod components
- Load-bearing connector parts
Material Choice
Common material routes for threaded and tension applications
42CrMo4 / 4140, 35CrMo, 40Cr, and project-specific steel grades can be reviewed according to strength level, heat treatment, thread processing, service environment, and document requirement.
- 42CrMo4 / 4140 for higher-strength routes
- 35CrMo for selected threaded components
- 40Cr for general alloy routes
- Project-specific material after drawing review
Processing Route
Thread machining, thread rolling, and protection review
Buyers should clarify whether the bar is supplied for thread machining, thread rolling, semi-finished preparation, or protected finishing. Coating, zinc protection, packing, and destination-market requirements should be stated when relevant.
- Thread machining route
- Thread rolling route
- Semi-finished rod blanks
- Surface protection after route review
Inspection RFQ
RFQ details for load-bearing threaded parts
A focused RFQ should include part type, grade, diameter, length, thread size, thread length, delivery condition, heat-treatment requirement, certificate requirement, dimensional inspection, surface protection, packing requirement, and destination.
- Thread size and length
- Delivery condition
- MTC and traceability
- Packing and destination