Steel bars are essential components for a range of different projects, be it mechanical production, construction or industrial assembly. At Gardette, we offer a vast selection of steel bars, cold-drawn on site in France to meet even the most specific requirements. Our products perfectly marry precision, stability and adaptability, all while being easily available online.
Our cold-drawn steel bars and profiles range from 3 to 4 metres in length (we can also cold-draw steel wire).
Through a combination of cold drawing and roll forming, we end up with different variants of solid steel bars:
Our bars are compliant with international standards such as DIN 6880, with precise tolerances like h9 and k9, and come in various materials (C45 steel, A2 stainless steel and A4 stainless steel):
When you choose Gardette, you're choosing over a century of renowned expertise in cold-drawing and machining steel.
With the help of our top-of-the-range machinery specially designed for rolling, cold-drawing and heat treating, we produce a wide range of cold drawn steel. This includes standard cross sections (flat, square, hexagonal) as well as custom tailor-made parts. We work with various steel grades, such as medium carbon steel, CD4, stainless steel and tool steels, allowing us to meet all your needs.
Cold-drawing is an essential process in producing steel bars. It involves:
Not only does this process increase the material's mechanical strength, it also greatens the steel bar's dimensional precision, reaching tolerances such as h9 and k9, essential for heavy-duty applications.
As for cold rolling, it's a procedure used to enhance the metal's elasticity while still producing regular, uniform cross sections.
To find out more about Gardette's complete cold-drawing process, have a look at our dedicated article: Cold drawing by Gardette
As well as our square steel bars, we also offer solid, round bars (cold-drawn), specially designed to meet the requirements of particularly demanding projects. Manufactured via our cold-drawing process, these rods offer outstanding dimensional precision, increased mechanical strength and great durability.
Available in several different materials, i.e. carbon steel, stainless steel or a galvanised version, our "stub" steel rods, as we call them, are suitable for all sorts of applications, be it mechanical engineering, industrial infrastructure or projects requiring excellent protection against corrosion.
On top of this, all our cold-drawn round steel bars / rods go through a cold rolling process in order to guarantee a uniform finish and optimal tolerances. Should you have specific requirements, we also offer a galvanising service, giving the bars increased resistance in aggressive environments as well as greater longevity.
Here at Gardette, we know each project is different. That's why we offer:
Steel bars are essential components for a range of different projects, be it mechanical production, construction or industrial assembly. At Gardette, we offer a vast selection of steel bars, cold-drawn on site in France to meet even the most specific requirements. Our products perfectly marry precision, stability and adaptability, all while being easily available online.
Our cold-drawn steel bars and profiles range from 3 to 4 metres in length (we can also cold-draw steel wire).
Through a combination of cold drawing and roll forming, we end up with different variants of solid steel bars:
Our bars are compliant with international standards such as DIN 6880, with precise tolerances like h9 and k9, and come in various materials (C45 steel, A2 stainless steel and A4 stainless steel):
When you choose Gardette, you're choosing over a century of renowned expertise in cold-drawing and machining steel.
With the help of our top-of-the-range machinery specially designed for rolling, cold-drawing and heat treating, we produce a wide range of cold drawn steel. This includes standard cross sections (flat, square, hexagonal) as well as custom tailor-made parts. We work with various steel grades, such as medium carbon steel, CD4, stainless steel and tool steels, allowing us to meet all your needs.
Cold-drawing is an essential process in producing steel bars. It involves:
Not only does this process increase the material's mechanical strength, it also greatens the steel bar's dimensional precision, reaching tolerances such as h9 and k9, essential for heavy-duty applications.
As for cold rolling, it's a procedure used to enhance the metal's elasticity while still producing regular, uniform cross sections.
To find out more about Gardette's complete cold-drawing process, have a look at our dedicated article: Cold drawing by Gardette
As well as our square steel bars, we also offer solid, round bars (cold-drawn), specially designed to meet the requirements of particularly demanding projects. Manufactured via our cold-drawing process, these rods offer outstanding dimensional precision, increased mechanical strength and great durability.
Available in several different materials, i.e. carbon steel, stainless steel or a galvanised version, our "stub" steel rods, as we call them, are suitable for all sorts of applications, be it mechanical engineering, industrial infrastructure or projects requiring excellent protection against corrosion.
On top of this, all our cold-drawn round steel bars / rods go through a cold rolling process in order to guarantee a uniform finish and optimal tolerances. Should you have specific requirements, we also offer a galvanising service, giving the bars increased resistance in aggressive environments as well as greater longevity.
Here at Gardette, we know each project is different. That's why we offer:
We are certified to IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 standards.
In all our offers & confirmation messages, we explicitly mention the goods' shipping date(s).
Our sales team is available:
From Monday to Thursday 8:30a.m.-12:00p.m. & 1:30p.m.-5:00p.m.
Fridays 8:30a.m.-12:00p.m. & 1:30p.m.-4:30p.m.
We are committed to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and plan to obtain ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications in the near future.
We are currently putting together a multidisciplinary group with the aim of helping us reduce our carbon footprint. As part of this initiative, we carried out a complete carbon assessment (Scopes 1, 2 and 3) in 2023, allowing us to examine our overall environmental impact.
