Weight difference between 10# rebar and 20# rebar.
| Product Name | Rebars |
| Material | Q195, Q235, Q345; ASTM A53 GrA,GrB; STKM11,ST37,ST52, 16Mn,etc. |
| Size | 6mm,8mm,10mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 16mm, 20mm, 22mm, 25mm, 30mm, 32mm, 40mm,50mm |
| Length | 5m-14m,5.8m,6m,10m-12m,12m or as requested |
| Standard | BS4449-2005,GB1449.2-2007,JIS G3112-2004, ASTM A615-A615M-04a, |
| Grade | Grade A, Grade B, Grade C |
| Section Shape | Spiral ,Herringbone ,Crescent |
| Technique | Steel rebar Iron Rod |
| Packing | Bundle, or with all kinds of colors PVC or as your requirements |
| Ends | Plain end/Beveled,protected by plastic caps on both ends,grooved,threaded and coupling,etc. |
| Surface Treatment | 1. Galvanized 2. PVC,Black and color painting 3. Transparent oil,anti-rust oil 4. According to clients requirement |
Weight: 20# rebar is much heavier than 10# rebar, due to its larger diameter. For example, a 20-foot length of 10# rebar weighs approximately 19 pounds, while a 20-foot length of 20# rebar weighs approximately 75 pounds.
Strength: 20# rebar is generally stronger than 10# rebar, due to its larger diameter and greater cross-sectional area. However, the strength of the rebar also depends on other factors, such as the material used and the manufacturing process.
Cost: 20# rebar is generally more expensive than 10# rebar, due to its larger size and greater strength.
Usage: The choice between 10# rebar and 20# rebar depends on the specific requirements of the construction project. Smaller projects with lighter loads may only require 10# rebar, while larger projects with heavier loads may require 20# rebar or even larger sizes.
