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"Improved Bond Rods" and "Smoot Round Rod"

03/30/2010 1:47 AM

What does " improved-bond rods" and " smooth round rod" mean? They are sort of terminologies used in steel-making.

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03/30/2010 1:50 PM

We do not use that terminology in Canada, but I would expect that "improved-bond rods" would be the same as "deformed bars", which are commonly used to reinforce concrete.

Smooth round rods are round bars without deformations.

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Re: "Improved Bond Rods" and "Smoot Round Rod"

03/31/2010 2:41 AM

That sounds good; I would guess the same.

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