Reinforcing Bar - Rebar

Reinforcing bar or rebar is the core of our business. We offer a complete range of both grade 300E and 500E plain, deformed and threaded reinforcing steel rebar. Each grade has a variety of diameters available.

All the steel rebar supplied by Fletcher Reinforcing is produced in New Zealand by Pacific Steel. Seismic® reinforcing bar, made by Pacific Steel, is made specifically to meet New Zealand’s unique seismic conditions and is found in commercial, industrial, infrastructure and residential buildings.

Seismic® Grade 500E Bar

High tensile, high ductility plain carbon (micro-alloyed) steel for the reinforcing of concrete, available as plain and deformed rebars. This steel meets the demanding requirements of the seismic structural design methods employed in New Zealand as required by local Standards.

Grade 500E MA steel is identifiable by registered bar marks, can be threaded and galvanised, and can be hot re-bent (for procedures refer to NZS 3109).

Test Certificates are available for every production batch of this product.

Seismic® Grade 300E Bar

Higher ductility, lower tensile strength Grade 300E plain carbon steel for the reinforcing of concrete available as plain and deformed rebars. This steel meets the demanding requirements of the seismic structural design methods employed in New Zealand as required by local Standards.

Grade 300 steel is identifiable by registered bar marks and can be hot or cold bent (for procedures refer to NZS 3109)

Test Certificates are available for every production batch of this rebar product

Steel Range

• Grade 300E Plain (R) - 6mm to 25mm
• Grade 300E Deformed (D) - 10mm to 32mm
• Grade 500E Plain (HR) - up to 20mm
• Grade 500E Deformed (HD) - 10mm to 40mm

All the smaller sizes are available ex stock. Some of the larger sizes are available by large order only. The larger diameter rebars are stocked in lengths up to 18m. Bars up to 20m long can be ordered.

Cutting and Bending

We have one of the most comprehensive and advanced ranges of cutting and bending machines in New Zealand. These include shearlines, single and double-ended benders and automatic benders as well as pile fabrication machines and portable on-site equipment.