ASTM Custom Low-Price Deformed Steel Rebars Iron Rod for Construction Building
ZCXH
Shandong,China
10-20 days
1000 tons/ month
Product spotlights
Feature highlights:Customizable ASTM standard deformed steel rebars with round shape and hot-rolled surface treatment, suitable for construction building. Available in various diameters (6mm-40mm) and lengths (12M, 6M, or customizable). Tolerance ±1%, delivered within 8-14 days. Non-alloy HRB335 400 500 steel grade ensures durability. Standard seaworthy packing and free samples available.
Supplier highlights:This supplier mainly exports to the Democratic Republic of Congo, the UK, and Brazil. They offer full customization, design customization, and sample customization services, and have product certifications
I. Strict Adherence to ASTM Standards: Consistent & Compliant Quality
As products labeled "ASTM" (American Society for Testing and Materials), their primary feature is compliance with globally recognized quality norms for construction materials, ensuring structural safety in engineering projects:
Certified Mechanical Properties: Conforming to relevant ASTM standards (e.g., ASTM A615/A615M, the most common for reinforcing bars), they exhibit stable tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation. These properties enable them to withstand structural loads, vibrations, and external impacts, preventing hazards caused by insufficient material strength.
Controlled Chemical Composition: ASTM standards restrict levels of carbon, manganese, silicon, phosphorus, and sulfur (e.g., sulfur ≤0.045%), reducing brittleness while enhancing corrosion resistance and weldability. This makes them adaptable to diverse climatic or environmental conditions (e.g., general civil buildings, mildly humid structures).
Traceable Quality: Authentic products come with ASTM certification documents, with production processes and test data traceable for each batch. They meet construction acceptance criteria in most global regions, making them ideal for internationally collaborative projects or export-oriented construction.
II. Customization Flexibility: Tailored to Diverse Construction Needs
The "custom" attribute is a key advantage, allowing parameter adjustments to avoid material waste or over-specification:
Size Customization: While available in standard construction diameters (e.g., 10mm, 12mm, 16mm), they can be tailored to project-specific requirements—such as non-standard diameters (e.g., 9mm, 14mm) or lengths (e.g., 6m, 10m instead of the typical 12m). This optimizes material usage for unique designs (e.g., prefabricated components, irregularly shaped beams).
Grade Adaptation: Customizable to different ASTM grades (e.g., Grade 40 [300MPa yield strength] for low-load structures like residential slabs; Grade 60 [420MPa] for medium-load applications like commercial building columns). This ensures cost efficiency by matching strength to actual needs.
Surface Treatment Options: For projects in humid or coastal areas, optional custom treatments (e.g., epoxy coating, galvanizing) can be applied to enhance corrosion resistance—extending service life without overspending on premium stainless steel.
III. Cost Efficiency: Low Price Without Compromising Essential Performance
"Low-price" is achieved through targeted optimization, making them economical for budget-conscious projects while retaining core functionality:
Strategic Material Sourcing: Using cost-effective raw materials (e.g., low-carbon steel with minimal alloy additives) and streamlined production processes (e.g., bulk hot rolling) reduces manufacturing costs. Prices are typically 10–20% lower than high-alloy or specialized rebars, ideal for large-scale projects (e.g., affordable housing, rural infrastructure).
Avoiding Over-Engineering: Customization allows selection of only necessary features (e.g., standard-grade instead of high-strength for non-critical structures), eliminating unnecessary costs associated with excessive performance.
Bulk Order Savings: Factories often offer discounts for large custom orders (e.g., 500+ tons), further reducing per-unit costs—critical for mega-projects (e.g., urban redevelopment, industrial parks).
