Round Rod
Harrington proudly offers a wide selection of premium fabrication rods, designed to suit various applications like bolts, tanks, assembly sections and more. Perfect for producing components and parts such as shafts, gears, bolts, nuts, valves, and fasteners. Choose your product today to request a quote, learn more, and explore our purchasing options.
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"1/8"" round weld rod (48"" lengths sold by the pound) natural Polypropylene Series T-500"
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