Deformed Rebar

Steel Rebar：

Steel bars are steel used for reinforced concrete and prestressed reinforced concrete,

with a circular cross-section and sometimes a square shape with rounded corners.

Deformed Rebar

B1499.2-2007 is a European standard steel bar. Generally, GB1499.2-2007 standard deformed steel bars are made using the hot-rolled method, meaning that these are the most common types of deformed steel bars. These are available in different lengths and sizes, all the way from 6 mm in diameter to 50 mm in diameter. When it comes to length, 9 m and 12 m are the common sizes.

Deformed Rebar Description

Reinforced steel bar refers to steel with surface protruding ribs and straight strips, which helps to strengthen the adhesion between concrete and steel bars and it helps to create strong pull between steel bars and cement. It is suitable for reinforced concrete projects that require high strength, such as houses. Besides, it is well-controlled in accordance with the latest version of TIS 24-2559. The quality grade (steel symbol) is SD 40 and SD 50. The nominal diameter is from 10 mm to 40 mm. The standard lengths are 10 m and 12 m and lengths is also available according to the customer's requirements.

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