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Metric Threaded Bar – Reinforcing Bar

Metric Threaded Bar – Rebar

Metric threaded reinforcing bar (rebar) or reinforcing rods supplied by InfraBuild Reinforcing are used for general purpose fastening in commercial and infrastructure projects. Metric threaded reinforcing bar is available in 12mm, 16mm and 20mm diameters, and lengths between 500mm and 900mm.

Typical Uses

  • General purpose fastening in commercial and infrastructure projects

Features

  • Available in 12mm, 16mm and 20mm bar diameters
  • Various lengths available

Relevant Standards

  • AS/NZS 4671 Steel for the reinforcement of concrete

To find out more about the range of metric threaded rebar stocked at your local InfraBuild Reinforcing please contact your nearest branch.

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