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Straightened Steel Reinforcing Wire – Black/Galvanized
Straightened Steel Reinforcing Wire – Black/Galvanized
Straightened steel wire supplied by InfraBuild Reinforcing is available in galvanized and black. InfraBuild Wire's straightened steel reinforcing wire is compliant to AS/NZS 4671:2019 Steel for the reinforcement of concrete and is available in a range of wire diameters in 6 m lengths. Note that wire products can be cut to length and/or processed on request.
Typical Uses
- Reinforcing Elements
Features
- Available in black or galvanized
- Available in a range of diameters
Relevant Standards
- AS/NZS 4671 Steel for the reinforcement of concrete
To find out more about the range of straightened wire stocked at your local InfraBuild Reinforcing please contact your nearest bar shop.
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