Together with rebar
Wire rod is usually taken alongside rebar, and both travel on one truck and one invoice.
Wire rod 6–8 mm in coils: tying wire for reinforcement cages and feedstock for manufacturing. Supplied by coil and by weight, delivered with the rest of your order.
Wire rod is hot-rolled round wire supplied in coils. On site its main job is tying reinforcement cages: bars are tied with wire rather than welded, because welding often changes the properties of the steel in the heat-affected zone and weakens the joint. The 6 mm size is used for stirrups and small embedded parts; 8 mm more often goes to manufacturing.
The second use is production: wire rod is drawn into wire and turned into nails, mesh and fixings. So enquiries come in two shapes: a builder takes a coil or two for a specific site, a factory takes regular tonnage for processing. We handle both, with no minimum tonnage.
Three things matter when ordering: diameter, delivery condition (which affects how easily the rod bends) and coil weight. A coil is not a small item — plan unloading at the site in advance.
Items from our price list. A manager confirms the price for the shipping day, and anything still unknown is honestly marked as pending.
| Item | Weight per metre | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wire rod ⌀8 | 0.395 kg/m | to be confirmed |
Size not listed? Send the list from your estimate and we will bring it in to order.
A manager quotes for your volume and delivery address — send a request or call us.
Wire rod is usually taken alongside rebar, and both travel on one truck and one invoice.
The coil is weighed and the delivery note carries the actual weight, not a table figure.
The mill certificate comes with the delivery note, which is what you need when handing over the work.
Wire rod is smooth round wire in coils; rebar is ribbed bar in straight lengths. Rod ties the cage, rebar carries tension in the concrete.
Tying normally uses 6 mm or thinner wire drawn from it. The 8 mm size is more often feedstock or embedded parts.
Coil weight depends on diameter and on the batch. Tell us the volume you need and we will quote the actual weight in stock.
Yes, there is no minimum batch. Larger manufacturing volumes carry a lower rate.
Send the diameter and the weight you need — we will quote, check stock and add the rest of your steel to the same order.
Tell us what you need — we will work out the volume, the price and the delivery, and get back to you.