Union Steel Rebar 14mm - Per Ton

Key specs include a 14mm diameter, 12m length, and a tensile strength up to 500 MPa. It’s made from carbon steel and is sold per ton. The product is described as easy to cut and install for various reinforcement needs.

Smaller diameters like 12mm offer less load-bearing capacity and may require more pieces for the same reinforcement, while larger diameters like 16mm provide greater strength but can be less flexible for tight spaces. For precise suitability, compare the specific project requirements and consult structural guidance. See related options on Fepy: 12mm rebar (https://fepy.com/product/union-steel-rebar-12mm-12m) and 16mm rebar (https://fepy.com/product/union-steel-rebar-16mm-12m).

Common applications include reinforcing concrete foundations, footings, slabs, beams, columns, and retaining walls in both new construction and renovation projects where robust structural support is needed.

Cut the rod with appropriate metal-cutting tools, deburr the ends, and bend or shape it as required by the design. Use proper PPE (gloves, eye protection) and secure the rebar during cutting to avoid injuries. When assembling, follow engineering specifications for overlaps, ties, and spacing, and use suitable supports or chairs to maintain alignment.

The product is described as durable carbon steel with enhanced resistance under extreme weather, but for highly corrosive environments you may want protective measures (such as coatings) or alternative corrosion-resistant options. Always evaluate environmental conditions and follow engineer recommendations.

Price is quoted per ton, so the total cost depends on the tonnage you order. Individual 12m pieces weigh about 14.5 kg each, which helps estimate how many pieces you need to reach a target tonnage for budgeting.

Handle with care to avoid cuts from sharp ends, wear gloves and eye protection during cutting and tying, store bundles off the ground and away from moisture, and follow site safety rules and local building codes for reinforcement installation.

Consider the structural load requirements, available space for installation, required bending and overlap lengths, environmental conditions, and whether a higher or lower diameter option (e.g., 12mm or 16mm) better suits your design. For alternative options, see 12mm (https://fepy.com/product/union-steel-rebar-12mm-12m) and 16mm (https://fepy.com/product/union-steel-rebar-16mm-12m) on Fepy.

Calculate your total required reinforcement by weight or length, then divide by the weight per 12m piece (about 14.5 kg). For example, 1 ton (1000 kg) would require roughly 69 pieces. Always confirm with your structural plans to ensure you meet design specifications.

Yes, Fepy typically lists multiple brands and coatings for 14mm rebar. If you need a specific brand or coating, you can check related product pages such as other 14mm options like Union Steel 14mm with different treatments, or compare with alternatives like 14mm rebar from other brands. Example comparable pages you can explore include: 14mm options from other brands (if available on Fepy) and the specific Union Steel 14mm variants. For reference, other 14mm options may appear under similar product URLs, such as https://fepy.com/product/union-steel-rebar-14mm-12m and comparable brand pages on the site.