What is a Round Bar?

A Round Bar is a cylindrical metal rod having a circular cross-section that is generally made. Steel, aluminium, brass, or stainless steel are popular materials used in its construction. Round bars come in a variety of diameters, lengths, and grades and may be utilised in a variety of applications such as building, manufacturing, machining, and fabrication.

In building projects, round bars are frequently used as a raw material for machining into components or as a support or structural element. They can also be utilised as fasteners, shafts, axles, dowels, and pins. A round bar's diameter may be measured with a micrometre or calliper, and its length can be calculated with a ruler or sellotape measure. Contact Nippon Alloys Inc. if you wish to round up.

Round bar types include:

Round bars come in a variety of varieties, each having unique qualities and uses. Some of the most typical varieties are listed below:

Hastelloy Round Bar

Hastelloy round bars are often used in sectors including chemical processing, oil and gas, and aerospace where corrosion resistance is important. There are numerous grades of hastelloy round bars, including hastelloy C276, hastelloy C22, and hastelloy B2. Each grade is appropriate for a variety of applications and has unique characteristics.

Inconel Round Bar

Monel round bars are often employed in fields including marine, chemical, and aerospace where corrosion resistance is important. Round bars made of monel 400 are well recognised for having exceptional corrosion resistance in saltwater and other hostile conditions, which makes them ideal for usage in the chemical processing and maritime sectors.

Titanium Round Bar

Titanium round bars are often used in applications that call for high strength-to-weight ratios and corrosion resistance in severe conditions. Titanium round bar can be supplied in a variety of lengths and finishes, such as polished or rough turned, to satisfy specific client needs. Titanium round bars are commonly available in diameters ranging from 0.25" to 14" in diameter.

There are many more varieties of round bars depending on the application and specifications; these are just a few examples.