Rebar
Deformed reinforcing bar, ASTM A615/A615M Grade 60 listed, #3 to #10.
Mill representatives · Mexico → Canada & USA
Representing Mexican steel mills in Canada and the USA
We're the local presence on the ground in Canada and the USA for the Mexican steel mills and manufacturers we represent: rebar, merchant bars, structural beams, plate, HSS and ERW pipe. Send us your request; the mill's quote comes to you through us, and we stay your local contact.
Download catalogue (PDF) · Prefer to talk? sales@tasandzaz.com · +1 (587) 849-4030 (Canada) · +52 (811) 611-9211 (Mexico)
- Calgary, AB · Monterrey, MX
- Mill representatives with feet on the ground in Canada and the US
- Six steel product families: long products, plate, tube and pipe
- Imperial and metric sizes, with the designations published for each product
Catalogue
Steel products
One request covers reinforcing bar, merchant bars, structural beams, plate, hollow structural sections and pipe. Every family page has published sizes, specifications, photos and a data sheet.
Merchant Bars
Hot-rolled angles, flat bar, round bar, square bar and channels.
Structural Beams
Hot-rolled wide-flange (WF) beams 6" to 10" deep and S beams 4" to 6" deep.
Steel Plate
A-36, A-283, A-285, A-516, A-572, A-709 and SA 516 plate, 5/16" to 4" thick.
HSS & Mechanical Tubing
Square and rectangular HSS, A500 Gr. B/C listed, plus light-gauge and round mechanical tubing.
ERW Pipe
Straight-seam ERW pipe, NPS 4" to 20", for conveyance and structural use.
Compare the full range → · Technical data sheets · Don't see your product or size? Custom sizes and grades are available on request. Ask us →
Mill representatives
From Mexican mills to job sites in Canada and the USA
Rebar, merchant bars, structural beams, plate, HSS and ERW pipe from the Mexican steel mills we represent, quoted through your local contact.
Steel frame and tower crane · Photo: SSJF01 · CC0
Applications
Where these products are used
Typical uses for each product family, as published by the mills we represent. Photos are illustrative.
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Reinforced concrete Slab reinforcement before the concrete pour · Photo: US Capitol (Architect of the Capitol) · Public domain -
Steel-framed buildings Steel-framed building under construction · Photo: Dwight Burdette · CC BY 3.0 -
Light structures and roofs Steel truss roof · Photo: Henk Monster · CC BY 3.0 -
Plate fabrication Plate being cut on a CNC plasma table · Photo: Loffredo · CC BY-SA 4.0 -
Metal structures Steel roof framing · Photo: Zemangroup · CC BY-SA 4.0 -
Pipe and conveyance Steel pipe laid along a pipeline route · Photo: Peter Facey · CC BY-SA 2.0
Why Tas & Zaz
Tas & Zaz represents Mexican steel mills and manufacturers in Canada and the USA. We're their feet on the ground: prices and written quotes come from the mill we represent, and we handle your request locally and stay with you as your contact.
One contact, several mills
Rebar, merchant bars, structural beams, plate, HSS and mechanical tubing, and ERW pipe through one team.
Specs in your language
Quotes in imperial or metric, with the grade designations published for each product (for example ASTM A615 Grade 60, A-572 Gr 50, ASTM A500 Gr C or CSA G40.21 350W).
Feet on the ground
A local representative for the mills in Canada and the US, in your time zone.
How it works
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Send your request
Product, grade, sizes, quantity, destination and date. Attach drawings or a takeoff if you have them.
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We take it to the mill
Our team reviews your specs and sends them to the mill we represent.
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You receive the mill's quote
The written quote comes from the mill, through us, and we stay with you as your local contact.
Quality & documentation
Tell us the specification and documents your project needs before you order. We'll confirm what's available for that product in writing.
- Grade designations matched to your spec, as published for each product
- Technical data sheets for every steel family
Feet on the ground
Mill representatives in Canada and the USA
Tas & Zaz represents Mexican steel mills and manufacturers. Prices and written quotes come from the mill; we handle your request locally and stay with you as your contact.
Hot bar on a rolling mill · Photo: Adrian Tync · CC BY-SA 4.0
Request a quote
Send us your grade, size, quantity and delivery window, and we'll come back to you with the mill's availability, pricing and shipping options.
Also represented: Koni Materials
Brick and stone veneer, clay thin brick, natural stone and Summit Pavers™ porcelain pavers from Koni Materials.
Resources
Steel technical data sheets (PDF)
Sizes, specifications and weights for each steel family, as published.
Weekly Steel Market Update
North American steel news, pricing trends and trade developments.
Photo credits
- Hot bar on a rolling mill: photo by Adrian Tync, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/cropped.
- Rebar bundle: photo by W.carter, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/cropped.
- Steel-framed building under construction: photo by Dwight Burdette, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0. Resized/cropped.
- Angles, channels, beams, flats, rounds and tubes: photo by Steel Construction (Wikimedia Commons), Wikimedia Commons, Public domain. Resized/cropped.
- Wide-flange beams: photo by W.carter, Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Resized/cropped.
- Rectangular steel tubing: photo by Shixart1985, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Resized/cropped.
- Steel pipe: photo by Chris Heaton, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized/cropped.
- Steel frame and tower crane: photo by SSJF01, Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Resized/cropped.
- Slab reinforcement before the concrete pour: photo by US Capitol (Architect of the Capitol), Wikimedia Commons, Public domain. Resized/cropped.
- Steel truss roof: photo by Henk Monster, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0. Resized/cropped.
- Plate being cut on a CNC plasma table: photo by Loffredo, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/cropped.
- Steel roof framing: photo by Zemangroup, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/cropped.
- Steel pipe laid along a pipeline route: photo by Peter Facey, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized/cropped.
- Hot rolling in a steel mill: photo by Adrian Tync, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized/cropped.
- Structural steel staged on site: photo by PEO ACWA, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Resized/cropped.
Other product photos: images published by the mills and manufacturers we represent, or from the current Tas & Zaz website. All photos are illustrative and do not show Tas & Zaz facilities, projects or customers.