MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 76244 Coupling Nut 3/8"-24 Steel Grade 2 Zinc Plated
A 3/8"-24 steel Grade 2 zinc-plated coupling nut joins two threaded rods end to end
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- Connects two threaded rods end-to-end
- 3/8"-24 thread fits matching hardware
- Grade 2 steel provides standard strength
- Zinc-plated finish resists corrosion
- New coupling nut ready for installation
Coupling Nut for Threaded Rods
This MIDWEST FASTENER coupling nut connects two threaded rods end to end. It features 3/8"-24 threads and a Grade 2 steel construction with zinc plating. The design taps threads from each side to meet in the middle for a secure joint. It serves as a straight-forward hardware solution for extending rod length.
Suited for Light-Duty Rod Joining
Builders joining two 3/8"-24 threaded rods in low-stress applications will find this nut appropriate. The Grade 2 rating limits its use to non-critical structural connections. Buyers who need higher tensile strength or corrosion resistance beyond zinc plating should look at something else. It is not intended for high-vibration or heavy-load environments.
Fits Standard 3/8"-24 Rod Assemblies
The nut threads directly onto any compatible 3/8"-24 rod without special tools. Its zinc finish provides basic protection against rust in dry conditions. Using this coupler frees up the need for a single continuous rod of extended length. Ensure both rods have matching thread pitch for proper engagement.
Highlights
- Connects two threaded rods end-to-end
- 3/8"-24 thread fits matching hardware
- Grade 2 steel provides standard strength
- Zinc-plated finish resists corrosion
- New coupling nut ready for installation
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Nuts |
Questions about this item
What thread size must the two rods have to work with the 3/8"-24 coupling nut?
Both rods need 3/8"-24 threads so they can screw into each end and meet in the middle of the nut.
Will a Grade 5 or Grade 8 threaded rod work safely with this Grade 2 coupling nut?
The nut is Grade 2 steel, so it will be the weaker link; the assembly strength is limited to Grade 2 capacity.
How can I confirm the zinc-plated coupling nut is properly installed after threading both rods in?
Check that both rods are visible in the centre meeting point and that the joint holds firm under load.
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