When pairing a nut with threaded rod, the material and finish must match. If these do not match, the nut will not fit the threaded rod.

The Simpson Strong-Tie ATRM Threaded Rod delivers versatile performance across structural applications where reliable tension transfer and secure anchoring are essential. As a fully threaded component designed for use with Strong-Tie Anchor Tiedown Systems (ATS) and Uplift Restraint Systems (URS), this rod provides consistent engagement along its entire length, making it ideal for integrated tension systems, continuous rod runs, and general structural connections. Built for dependable strength and adaptability across available diameters and lengths, it supports efficient installation and clean adjustability in the field.

Key Features

• Fully threaded along the entire length: Enables flexible positioning, adjustments, and tensioning across assemblies.
• Grade-rated performance: Engineered to meet structural requirements for demanding load paths.
• Standard UNC threading: Designed for consistent engagement with compatible nuts, couplers, and hardware.
• Multiple sizes available: Choose the diameter and length that best fits your system design.
• Jobsite-ready steel construction: Built for dependable performance in structural applications.

Applications

• Anchor Tiedown Systems (ATS): Used as a key tension element in tiedown assemblies for shearwall overturning restraint.
• Uplift Restraint Systems (URS): Integrates into uplift tiedown assemblies for roof and structural uplift resistance.
• Continuous rod runs: Ideal for multi-level tension transfer and structural bracing configurations.
• Custom structural assemblies: Works with compatible nuts, plates, and couplers for tailored installations.

Installation

• Select the correct rod size: Match rod diameter/length to your ATS or URS design requirements and compatible components.
• Prepare the path: Drill openings through required framing members per design, allowing the rod to pass cleanly through the assembly.
• Install and secure: Feed the rod through the prepared holes and use compatible nuts/plates/couplers to connect and secure as required.
• Align and tension: Adjust and tension per engineered design and applicable code requirements to ensure the intended load path.