Rebar Steel, Deformed Steel Rebar Iron Rods for Construction Concrete
Rebar steel deformed steel rebar iron rods for construction concrete building
Standard:AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS
Grade:HRB335,HRB400
Diameter:5.5-250mm
Length:6-12m
Place of Origin: Thailand
Model Number:Q235
Steel grade:ASTM, Q235,SAE1018,SAE1045,20#,45# etc
Technique:Cold Drawn or Hot rolled available
Surface:HRB400/500/ASTM/BS4449
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