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A706 Grade 60 vs 500N (AS/NZS 4671)

United States ASTM A706/A706M · Steel

A706 Grade 60

US low-alloy weldable rebar for seismic design: yield 60–78 ksi (420–540 MPa), tensile ≥ 80 ksi and ≥ 1.25 × actual yield.

Australia & New Zealand AS/NZS 4671 · Steel

500N (AS/NZS 4671)

Australian and New Zealand rebar: 500 MPa characteristic yield, normal ductility — Rm/Re ≥ 1.08, Agt ≥ 5 %.

Mechanical

PropertyConditionA706 Grade 60500N (AS/NZS 4671)Difference
Yield strength ReH—420–540MPa1500MPa1
Tensile-to-yield ratio Rm/Re—≥ 1.251≥ 1.081−14 %

Rows are matched by condition (thickness band, temperature, product form). A dash means the grade has no sourced value for that condition. Differences are 500N (AS/NZS 4671) relative to A706 Grade 60; for ranges the lower bound is compared.