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Reinforcing Deformed Steel Bars with cheap price

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We supplies a comprehensive range of standard N grade, 500 MPa deformed reinforcing bar (D500N). Length is available as your request as the reinforcing bar is often supplied processed or fabricated to suit the specific requirements of the project.

Ref No.	Std Unit	Bar size mm	Length mm	Calculated metre per tonne(approx.)
N10	pcs	10	6000	1582
N12	pcs	12	6000	1099
N16	pcs	16	6000	617
N20	pcs	20	6000	395
N24	pcs	24	6000	275
N28	pcs	28	6000	202
N32	pcs	32	6000	155
N36	pcs	36	6000	122

Products name: Deformed steel bars

1 Size: From 6mm to 40mm
2 Length: 6meter, 9meter and 12meter

Package:
1: Bundle by steel strip
2: In bulk
3: Anti-water plastic woven
4: As your requirement

Conditions:
1: Trade terms: EXW, FOB, CIF, C&F
2: Delivery time: 20days after receiving your deposits
3: Payment term: 30% by TT in advance
4: Load port: Tianjin Xingang Port

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