Fully threaded rod Fischer RG M12 Steel

The Fischer RG M12 fully threaded rod is a 160 mm long steel rod designed for secure mechanical connections in construction and fastening jobs. Supplied in a pack of 10 pieces, each rod features an M12 full thread along its length to enable adjustable, clamped connections with nuts and couplers. The product is intended for use where durable, tensile-resistant steel fastenings are required and is compatible with a wide range of M12 hardware.

Advantages

The fully threaded design allows for continuous adjustment and even load distribution along the connection, while the steel construction provides good tensile strength and dimensional stability under mechanical stress. A standardized M12 thread profile ensures compatibility with commonly available nuts, washers, and couplers, simplifying installation and replacement. The 160 mm length offers a compact option for shorter anchorings and installations where space is limited.

Suitable for

• Securing structural components with M12 nuts and couplers
• Temporary or permanent connections in steelwork and carpentry
• Fastening fixtures, brackets, and machinery to substrates
• Repair and DIY applications requiring M12 threaded rods

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Thread size: M12 (fully threaded)
• Length: 160 mm
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Surface: untreated/standard steel finish

How to use

Select appropriate M12 nuts, washers or couplers and position the rod through the components to be joined. Tighten nuts on either side or use a coupler to join multiple rods, applying torque according to the fastener and substrate requirements. If the rod is used in anchoring applications, follow the anchor manufacturer's instructions for hole preparation, embedment depth and tightening sequence. Cut or trim to length if necessary and deburr cut ends before final assembly to ensure proper engagement of nuts and prevent thread damage.

Usage recommendations

For load-bearing or safety-critical installations, verify material grade and mechanical properties to ensure suitability for the intended load. Use corrosion protection or a compatible surface finish if the rods will be exposed to moisture or aggressive environments. When in doubt, consult structural guidelines or a qualified engineer for torque values, spacing and combined loading conditions.