About Amir Kabir Khazar Steel
Amir Kabir Khazar Steel, known in the market as “Amirkabir Khazar”, is an Iranian manufacturer of ribbed reinforcing bars (rebar). The company's product range is built around ribbed rebar in two standards, A2 and A3 — the backbone of reinforcement work in building and civil engineering projects. The products listed for this manufacturer on the site cover a range of commonly used sizes and give buyers options for residential, commercial and infrastructure projects.
Products, Sizes and Standards
The core product of this plant is ribbed rebar, listed on the site in sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 22, 25 and 28:
- Sizes 8 and 10: suitable for reinforcing light elements such as joists, roofs, walls and secondary reinforced-concrete members.
- Sizes 12, 14 and 16: among the most widely used sizes for columns, beams, foundations and shear walls in residential and commercial structures.
- Sizes 18, 22, 25 and 28: intended for heavy structural members and for civil and industrial projects that require higher compressive and flexural capacity.
A3 rebar, with its higher mechanical properties and tensile strength, is a common choice for reinforcing concrete structures, while A2 remains available for applications with less demanding requirements. Even so, the final choice of standard and size must follow the project drawings, technical specifications and the supervising engineer's approval; a grade suitable for a conventional member is not automatically sufficient for members with special or code-regulated requirements.
Note that the product list shown for this manufacturer on the site is a selection of its catalog products and does not necessarily represent the plant's complete output.
Buying from Amir Kabir Khazar
A few practical points to consider before buying:
- Weight basis for settlement: the actual weight of each bar or bundle may differ from the theoretical weight, and rebar is priced per kilogram. Before loading, confirm the settlement basis (theoretical weight or actual weighing) with the plant's sales office so you are not caught out in the final calculation.
- Loading location and transport: confirm the exact loading address and delivery terms with the sales office when placing your order, and include transport costs separately in your estimate.
- Order tonnage: order volume can affect sales terms. Define your required tonnage in advance and check the terms for different tonnages with the plant.
- Current price and availability: before deciding, check the up-to-date price and supply status of the size you need on the product page or with the sales office, so your decision reflects current market conditions.
Prices include VAT by default. Each product’s pricing unit is shown in the table.