B2B Steel Distribution
Steel Rebar Supplier for Reinforced Concrete and Infrastructure
Source steel rebar by grade, diameter, size and standard. Build a complete bar specification and hand it to Noor Deira Steel for quotation.
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Product Range
Rebar types matched to bond and durability
Select the bar type that matches how it will hold and the environment it will sit in. Each family is a selection path, not a claim of standing stock — availability is confirmed against your specification.
Bars matched to bond, cover and service life
Deformed for bond, coated for chlorides, stainless for the most aggressive exposure.
Deformed Steel Rebar
Ribbed bars for concrete bond — the workhorse of reinforced concrete.
Epoxy-Coated Rebar
Fusion-bonded epoxy coating for corrosion-prone reinforced structures.
Galvanized Rebar
Hot-dip zinc coating for chloride and marine exposure.
Plain Round Rebar
Smooth bars for dowels, ties and low-stress detailing.
Stainless Steel Rebar
Austenitic stainless bars for the most aggressive environments.
Cut & Bent Rebar
Cut-to-length and bent bars to schedule, ready to fix.
Explore steel rebar by type
Steel Rebar Types
Deformed, coated, galvanized, plain and stainless bar compared.
Learn moreDeformed Steel Rebar
Ribbed bars for bond-critical reinforced concrete.
Learn moreEpoxy-Coated Rebar
Fusion-bonded epoxy for corrosion protection.
Learn moreGalvanized Rebar
Hot-dip zinc for chloride and marine exposure.
Learn morePlain Round Rebar
Smooth bars for dowels, ties and detailing.
Learn moreStainless Steel Rebar
Austenitic stainless for aggressive environments.
Learn moreMaterials, Categories & Coatings
Choose the steel for chemistry and protection
Rebar material is chosen for strength, weldability and corrosion resistance — not by guesswork. Each family is a selection path; availability is confirmed against the specification.
Coatings and protection
Bars can be supplied uncoated or with a corrosion-protection coating agreed against the exposure class. Coating choice follows the chloride environment and the concrete cover, never a standing offer.
Uncoated / mill finish
As-rolled deformed bar for normal exposure classes.
Epoxy-coated
Fusion-bonded epoxy for chlorides and de-icing salts.
Hot-dip galvanized
Zinc coating for marine and aggressive exposure.
Specification Builder
Build your steel rebar specification
Work through the fields to assemble a complete bar specification. A readable summary, missing-field check and copy action prepare the request before it reaches the RFQ — no raw data, just a structured brief.
Specification summary
liveRebar type: — Material: — Grade: — Standard: — Diameter: — Length: — Quantity: — Coating: — Documents: — Application: — Destination: — Incoterm: — Delivery date: —
Nominal mass is confirmed against the governing standard and MTC — an estimate here is indicative only.
What happens next
- 1
Complete the specification
Fill the core fields — bar type, material, grade, standard, diameter and quantity.
- 2
Add your details
Name and email send the quote straight to you. WhatsApp is optional for faster follow-up.
- 3
Submit the request
The commercial desk reviews grade, standard and documentation consistency, then replies with availability and pricing.
Rebar Weight Calculator
Estimate nominal mass per metre for a given diameter.
Technical Guide
Select grade, standard and diameter together
A standard defines manufacturing and testing rules; a grade defines yield, tensile and elongation minimums; the diameter defines geometry and nominal mass. No value here is invented — each is confirmed against the governing standard or MTC.
Grade and standard selection
| Standard | Common Grades | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| BS 4449 | B500B | High-yield deformed bar |
| EN 10080 | B500B | Reinforcing steel — technical classes |
| ASTM A615 | Gr. 40 / 60 / 75 | Carbon-steel deformed bar |
| ASTM A706 | Gr. 60 | Weldable low-alloy bar |
| ASTM A615 Gr.60 | 60,000 psi | Most common US design grade |
| ASTM A615 Gr.75 | 75,000 psi | High-strength deformed bar |
Diameter, nominal mass and section area
| Diameter | Nominal mass | Area | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 mm | 0.395 kg/m | 50.3 mm² | Stirrups, ties and light slabs |
| 10 mm | 0.617 kg/m | 78.5 mm² | Slabs, stairs and secondary bars |
| 12 mm | 0.888 kg/m | 113 mm² | Beams, columns and slab reinforcement |
| 16 mm | 1.579 kg/m | 201 mm² | Columns, footings and main bars |
| 20 mm | 2.466 kg/m | 314 mm² | Main bars for beams and columns |
| 25 mm | 3.854 kg/m | 491 mm² | Heavy columns and transfer beams |
| 32 mm | 6.313 kg/m | 804 mm² | Piles, retaining walls and heavy load paths |
Chemical Composition
C, Mn, Si, P, S and carbon-equivalent reported on the heat certificate.
Yield & Tensile Strength
Yield (Re), tensile (Rm) and the Rm/Re ratio where the standard requires.
Elongation
Percentage elongation on fracture, reported per governing standard.
Bend & Rebend
Mandrel bend and rebend results traceable to heat for ductility.
Rebar sizes and grades
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Quality, Testing & Documentation
Verified results, not assurances
Every property on this page is traceable to a standard, a Mill Test Certificate or a project specification. Testing and documents are quoted against requirement — never assumed.
Mill Test Certificate
Composition, yield, tensile, elongation and bend/rebend traceable to heat and mill.
Testing
Tensile, elongation and bend/rebend tests quoted on order-specific request.
Traceability
Bars tagged and weighted by heat, grade and standard for full lot traceability.
Dimensional check
Diameter, rib geometry and straightness controlled to the governing standard.
Compliance
Documents assembled against the applicable standard and project specification.
Third-party verification
Inspection agencies engaged where the project requires independent witness.
Technical Insight
Nominal mass scales with the square of diameter
A single verified relationship shows why bar diameter drives order weight far more than length — the fact that makes schedule accuracy the primary lever on rebar cost.
| Diameter | Cross-section area | Nominal mass | per 1,000 bars (12 m) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 mm | 50.3 mm² | 0.395 kg/m | ≈ 4.74 t |
| 12 mm | 113 mm² | 0.888 kg/m | ≈ 10.66 t |
| 16 mm | 201 mm² | 1.579 kg/m | ≈ 18.95 t |
| 20 mm | 314 mm² | 2.466 kg/m | ≈ 29.59 t |
| 25 mm | 491 mm² | 3.854 kg/m | ≈ 46.25 t |
Mass = area × 7,850 kg/m³. "per 1,000 bars" = nominal mass × 12 m × 1,000. Values are standard nominal figures — actual bundle weight is confirmed against the MTC, never assumed.
Going from 12 mm to 16 mm nearly doubles the tonnage
Because area (and therefore mass) rises with the square of diameter, a small schedule change compounds across a whole project. Reconcile diameter and nominal mass against the reinforcing schedule before ordering — it is the single biggest lever on delivered tonnage and cost.
Source: standard steel density convention (7,850 kg/m³) and published nominal mass tables · Reviewed 30 August 2026
Applications & Industries
Rebar matched to the concrete it reinforces
Each application raises a different primary concern — bond, corrosion, weldability or tolerance. The grid ties each concern to the question to resolve before sending an RFQ.
Concrete Reinforcement
Primary concern: Bond, development length and grade designation.
Resolve before RFQ: Which grade and bar schedule govern the reinforcement?
Foundations
Primary concern: Soil condition, cover and corrosion protection.
Resolve before RFQ: What concrete cover and exposure class apply?
High-Rise Buildings
Primary concern: High-yield grade and seismic detailing.
Resolve before RFQ: Which seismic class and ductility detail apply?
Bridges
Primary concern: Fatigue, corrosion and weldability at detail.
Resolve before RFQ: Is the bar weldable (A706) or epoxy/galvanized required?
Roads & Infrastructure
Primary concern: Crack control and long service life.
Resolve before RFQ: What crack-width and durability targets govern?
Precast Concrete
Primary concern: Tolerances, cut-and-bend accuracy and delivery.
Resolve before RFQ: Which bar schedule and tolerance class apply?
Concrete Reinforcement
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Rebar grid ready for concreteFrom reinforcing schedule to placed cage
Rebar moves through cut-and-bend, fixing and concrete placement into load-bearing structure — each requiring grade, tolerance and documentation discipline.
Explore applicationsGCC Supply
Six markets, one rebar-minded supply path
Steel-rebar-specific supply direction for each GCC destination — coordination scope, bar specifications and logistics, not claims of local offices or standing stock.
United Arab Emirates
High-rise and infrastructure rebar with Dubai-based coordination.
We align rebar grade, diameter and reinforcing schedule against governing standards, then plan domestic delivery from our Dubai base to site or precast yard.
Saudi Arabia
Giga-project reinforcement and cut-and-bend quantities.
For Saudi EPC work we align material certificates and bar schedules to project hold points, and plan shipment of bundled project quantities.
Qatar
Infrastructure rebar and technical approval.
Qatar infrastructure supply prioritises technical submittal approval — we coordinate the bar specification and document set first.
Oman
Port-oriented rebar for industrial projects.
Oman projects are typically supplied through port destinations, harmonising bar specification with industrial project requirements.
Kuwait
Contractor rebar procurement and fabrication hand-off.
Kuwait contractor supply links bar selection to concrete detail, with shipment agreed against destination and delivery window.
Bahrain
Industrial rebar and re-export coordination.
Bahrain industrial supply depends on accurate project documentation — we coordinate rebar and documents to the delivery requirement.
Trust & Commercial Support
Procurement outcomes, not superlatives
A point of contact, a partner network and a buyer's own words — each verified against real bar specification discipline rather than unverified claims.
Commercial Department
Noor Deira Steel Trading L.L.C.
The commercial desk reviews each rebar enquiry for grade-and-standard consistency, dimensional clarity and documentation before quoting — so the first response already answers the questions that usually delay a bar order.
- Grade reconciled against governing standard
- Diameter and nominal mass clarified
- MTC and bend/rebend results agreed up front
Commercial Partners
Partner logos appear here as independently approved — the layout is retained while final assets are added.
"The quotation was easier to review because the bar type, grade, diameter, nominal mass, documentation and delivery requirements were consolidated before pricing. That reduced clarification rounds between engineering and procurement."
Rebar procurement lead — Construction firm, GCC
Buying Process
Requirement to delivery, in eight stages
A compact route showing what happens between your requirement and the handover — each stage tied to a real concern rather than a generic claim.
Requirement
Bar type, grade, diameter, size and quantity scope.
Specification review
Grade reconciled against the governing standard.
Quotation
Availability, pricing on request and delivery terms.
Order
Purchase order confirmed against the quotation.
Quality & documents
MTC and test documents verified.
Packing
Bars bundled, tagged and weighed by heat.
Shipping
Coordinated to the destination and Incoterm.
Delivery & after-sales
Handed to site with closed-out documents.
| Buyer concern | How it is addressed | Evidence required |
|---|---|---|
| Incomplete bar specification | The Specification Builder captures type, grade, diameter and commercial terms in one pass. | A structured RFQ with no missing mandatory fields. |
| Grade and standard mismatch | Commercial review checks grade against the governing standard before quoting. | Quotation states the exact standard and grade offered. |
| Dimensional ambiguity | Diameter, length and nominal mass reconciled at intake. | A single agreed dimensional set. |
| Missing documentation | MTC and bend/rebend results agreed against the standard before release. | Document list in the RFQ states every deliverable. |
| Handling and delivery | Bundling and Incoterm agreed against destination before shipment. | Shipping terms in the order. |
FAQ
Steel rebar sourcing, answered directly
What steel rebar can Noor Deira Steel supply?
Deformed, epoxy-coated, galvanized, plain round and stainless rebar, plus cut-and-bent bars. Availability is confirmed against the specification, not from a standing catalogue.
How do I choose the right rebar grade?
Match the grade to the design: B500B for general high-yield work, A615 Gr.60 for US-specified work, A706 where bars are welded, and stainless or coated bars where chlorides threaten durability. Confirm the governing standard and grade together.
What is the difference between a rebar grade and a standard?
The standard (for example BS 4449, EN 10080 or ASTM A615) defines manufacturing and testing rules; the grade (B500B, A615 Gr.60) defines yield, tensile and elongation minimums. Specify both — a grade is only meaningful under its governing standard.
Can rebar be supplied with a Mill Test Certificate?
Yes — a Mill Test Certificate is issued per consignment, reporting chemical composition, yield and tensile strength, elongation and bend/rebend results, traceable to the heat and mill of origin.
What information do I need to request a rebar quotation?
Bar type, material and grade, standard, diameter, quantity, required documents, application, destination and Incoterm. The Specification Builder collects these fields and hands them to our commercial department.
Does Noor Deira Steel deliver rebar across the GCC?
Yes — Noor Deira Steel coordinates rebar supply to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain, with Incoterms, bundling and destination documents agreed per order. Lead time is confirmed at quotation stage.
What is nominal mass and why does it matter for rebar?
Nominal mass is the calculated mass per metre for a given nominal diameter (mass = area × 7,850 kg/m³). It is used for order and schedule estimating, and confirmed against actual bundle weight in the MTC.
Request a Quote
Send a complete steel rebar specification and our commercial department responds with availability and pricing. Price is always on request.
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