Threaded rods made of glass fiber reinforced plastics (GRP) offer a wide range of uses in industrial applications, especially where electrical insulation of screw connections is required. They are ideal for use in induction fields, as they reliably insulate against electrical currents and at the same time offer high mechanical stability.
In addition, GRP threaded rods offer thermal insulation, which prevents thermal bridges in screw connections. Compared to conventional steel threaded rods, they are also significantly lighter, which makes them easier to handle and reduces construction weights in machines and systems.
Megatron AG offers threaded rods made from selected high-performance materials that have been specially developed to combine mechanical strength, electrical insulation and temperature resistance.
| Material | Properties | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|
DOGLAS![]() | Glass fiber-reinforced thermosetting plastics (GRP) based on polyester, epoxy and other resin systems, combined with glass fabrics or mats | Applications that require electrical insulation and high mechanical stability, ideal for threaded rods in induction fields |
The GRP threaded rods supplied by Megatron AG are used in various applications, including:
Thermal insulation: Avoidance of thermal bridges in screw connections to increase the efficiency of thermal processes.
Electrical insulation: Ensuring electrical insulation in machines and systems to prevent flashovers and ensure operational safety.