Grip-Rite 16 Ga 6″ Rebar Tie (1,000-Pack)

Introducing the Grip-rite 16 gauge black annealed wire bar tie, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This durable and versatile bar tie is designed to provide reliable support for securing reinforcing steel to raising supports, making it an essential tool for construction, farm, and home projects in Grass valley. Whether you are a professional contractor or a dedicated DIY enthusiast, the Grip-rite wire bar tie offers strength and convenience to help you complete your tasks efficiently.

• Secure reinforcing steel:Specifically designed to fasten reinforcing steel to raising supports, ensuring structural stability.
• 16 gauge wire:Crafted from sturdy 16 gauge black annealed wire for optimal strength and flexibility.
• 6 inch length:Ideal size for a variety of tying applications in construction and farming projects.
• Looped on both ends:Facilitates easy use with a bar tie twister tool, improving efficiency and reducing hand fatigue.
• Resealable plastic bag packaging:Keeps the 1,000 count supply organized and protected for convenient storage and reuse.

The Grip-rite wire bar tie is perfect for a wide range of practical uses in Grass valley. Construction professionals can rely on these ties to secure rebar quickly and effectively on building sites, while farmers may find them useful for reinforcing fencing or other structural supports. Homeowners undertaking renovation or landscaping projects will appreciate the ease of use and dependable hold these ties provide. The compatibility with bar tie twister tools makes repetitive tasks less strenuous, allowing for faster completion of projects.

In summary, the Grip-rite 16 gauge black annealed wire bar tieis a must-have for anyone in Grass valley, CA looking to ensure strong, secure connections in their construction, farm, or home projects. Available at Grass Valley, this reliable product combines durability, convenience, and practicality to help you achieve professional results every time.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.