RS PRO Metal Rod 20 mm Diameter, 1.5 m L

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661-4863
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RS PRO
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Brand

RS PRO

Product Type

Metal Rod

Length

1.5m

Rod Diameter

20mm

Standards/Approvals

No

Tensile Strength

515MPa

Hardness

95 HB

Density

8g/cm³

Suitability

Photographic, Food, Chemical, Marine Equipment

RoHS Status: Exempt

RS PRO 1.5 m x 20 mm Diameter 316S31 Stainless Steel Rod


Looking for a strong and reliable support for your construction projects? This steel rod from RS PRO has a high tensile strength of 515 MPa, so it can withstand a significant amount of pressure without distorting or bending.

The 1.5 metre-long rod is made from 316 stainless steel, an austenitic alloy with a high molybdenum content that's especially resistant to corrosion. This makes it a suitable choice for chemical applications or other environments where there's a risk of pit-type corrosion. It's also non-magnetic, so you can use it in marine environments or with sensitive photographic equipment.

A steel rod of this type is commonly used in tie-rod assemblies in a wide range of structures and builds. As the metal is food-safe, this product is also suitable for the food and beverage industry.

Features and Benefits


  • Density of 8 g/cm³

  • Hardness of 95 HB

  • Length of 1.5 m

  • 316S31 stainless steel material

  • Outer diameter of 20 mm

  • Rod diameter of 20 mm

  • Suitable for chemical and marine equipment, food and photographic applications

  • Tensile strength of 515 MPa (megapascals)

  • Thermal conductivity of 16.3 W/m at +100°C

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