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Coils of black annealed rebar tie wire, 16 gauge, 340 ft each, pack of 20

Zoro Select

Zoro Select 16BARTW35 16 ga. 340 ft. PK20 video accessory

SKU CH-TQ2Q-5RZYG

Black annealed rebar tie wire in 16 gauge, supplied as 340 ft coils with 20 coils per package

  • TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
  • Black annealed wire resists corrosion
  • 16 gauge steel delivers reliable binding strength
  • 340 ft coil length reduces reload frequency
  • Pack of 20 coils supports high-volume jobs

Rebar Tie Wire for Construction

This black annealed rebar tie wire comes in 16 gauge thickness and is supplied as a 340-foot coil. It is designed for securing reinforcing bars in concrete work and general binding tasks on building sites. The product is new and packaged for trade use.

Pack of Twenty Coils for Volume Jobs

Each package contains twenty individual coils, providing a total length suitable for extended projects or crew distribution. The bulk quantity reduces reorder frequency and supports continuous workflow on large pours. No additional tools or accessories are included with the wire itself.

Highlights

  • Black annealed wire resists corrosion
  • 16 gauge steel delivers reliable binding strength
  • 340 ft coil length reduces reload frequency
  • Pack of 20 coils supports high-volume jobs

Specifications

BrandZORO SELECT
TypeTraffic & Parking Lot

Questions about this item

How often will the 16 gauge black annealed wire need to be replaced on a typical job site?

Replacement depends on how many ties each coil makes; each 340 ft coil yields a set number of ties before a new coil is required.

What length limit appears first when tying continuously with a 340 ft coil?

The coil runs out after 340 ft of wire, so that length is the first hard stop during sustained tying.

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