| TMT Diameter (Approx weight/ Rod) | Number of Rods in a bundle |
| 8 mm (1 Rod = 4.7 Kg) | 10 Rods |
| 10 mm (1 Rod = 7.4 Kg) | 7 Rods |
| 12 mm (1 Rod = 10.6 Kg) | 5 Rods |
| 16 mm (1 Rod = 18.9 Kg) | 3 Rods |
| 20 mm (1 Rod = 29.6 Kg) | 2 Rods |
| 25 mm (1 Rod = 46.3 Kg) | 1 Rod |
| 32 mm (1 Rod = 75.7 Kg) | 1 Rod |
How to calculate the weight of one bundle?
You can calculate the weight of one bundle by multiplying the rod weight with the number of rods i.e., Weight of a TMT Rod x Number of rods in a bundle = Weight of the bundle.
Example: One rod of 8mm TMT steel weighs 4.7 kgs, and the number of rods in an 8mm bundle is 10, therefore 4.7 kgs multiplied with 10 gives you 47 Kgs, which is the bundle weight.
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