what type of metal is the rod.
1456681
Unfortunately we do not have those product specs. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
1199673
The lower half is metal, the entire top is plastic. The rods that hold the top down and the emblem on top are also plastic. It's held up great through moves but I wish the rods were metal.
1533014
The pole is metal. Other parts are made from strong plastic- pretty durable.
552333
Metal.. It's a great knife, little heavy but that's good for a rescue knife.
985880
I just checked the chairs I purchased and every part of the chair excluding the seat back and seat are metal. The rod that holds the seat back is also metal.
1264747
The rod joins near the elbow. It's in two.pieces. Works great, although my handy man said it was " an interesting project!"
604830
Rod is metal and adjustable (one side goes into the other for you to pull or push to the width you need).
1486099
It's probably plastic, but it has a convincing appearance of porcelain or ceramic. This rod has a general look of quality.
1405746
Metal. It gives the appearance of the old type of lock that moved vertically into the top and bottom, or a hing. It looks nice up close.
246722
The handle and the rod are stainless. The tube, and the top and bottom rings are aluminum. The foot of the jack and the bracket at the top that the lever attaches to is plastic. Both are pretty sturdy.
1130247
It's a heavy duty plastic. It does function quite well and i have had no issues reelin' the fish in! The main upgrade you could change is just the line, but other than that it's still a great rod for the money.
917506
The rotator assembly and the mounts are plastic and the shower curtain rod is stainless steel. Never had any problems with rust.
635849
Great question. I originally had the same question. To answer your question. It is metal.
605392
It's cromed metal. Very easy to install. Just make sure the lock lever on the inside is in the right position when you put the two pieces together
1143759
It is a tubular metal. I don't know what kind of metal, but it is sturdy and stable.
1772851
Not sure what you are really asking... but this is a stout rod with lots of backbone
1161508
Metal. I used this stringer almost weekly for at least a year. The blade has held up beautifully.