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Tie Rod

Espada İskele lists 17 mm and 21 mm black-finish tie rods in lengths from 1 to 6 m. Price and stock are confirmed by quote; no fixed list price.

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What Is a Tie Rod?

A tie rod (tayrot demiri / tayrot mili) is a threaded steel bar that connects opposite form panels on wall, column and beam formwork and helps keep the form gap under pour pressure. It is also searched as tayrod or tie rod.

Espada İskele lists 17 mm and 21 mm sizes with lengths 1, 1.2, 1.5, 1.8, 2, 3 and 6 m. The finish is black. Industry searches such as 15/17 or 20/22 may use different naming; products on this page are labelled 17 mm and 21 mm. Compatibility is confirmed in the quote.

A tie-rod system often also needs nuts, plates, sleeves or wing nuts. This page lists rod variants; if accessory cards are not listed yet, note them in the quote. For “tayrot çirozu” searches, see the formwork lock (ciroz) family.

Quantity, length, size and delivery are confirmed by quote—no fixed list price.

Tie Rod Length and Size Options

The table lists 17 mm / 21 mm × length combinations on this page (excluding legacy catalog stubs).

  • Size: 17 mm and 21 mm

    Two sizes are offered in the filter. Which size fits your formwork and accessories is confirmed in the quote; 21 mm is not claimed as equivalent to 20/22.

  • Length: 1–6 m

    Standard lengths: 1 m, 1.2 m, 1.5 m, 1.8 m, 2 m, 3 m, 6 m.

  • Estimated unit weight

    Typical hot-rolled formwork tie-rod rates: ≈1.4 kg/m (17 mm) · ≈2.5 kg/m (21 mm). Unit weight = kg/m × length; confirm final figures in the quote.

Finish: black. No other unverified coating is listed on this page. Weights are estimates.

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Quick quote checklist

Length, size, quantity and delivery point are enough for a clear quote.

  1. Choose length

    Pick the metre length from the filter or list.

  2. Choose size

    17 mm or 21 mm.

  3. Send the quote

    Quantity and contact; note accessory needs.

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Return to the models above to filter by length or size.

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How do I learn tie rod pricing?

Tie rod price can vary with length, size, quantity, stock and delivery. Current figures are shared by quote—there is no fixed TRY list.

  1. Length and size

    Pick a model from the list or state length and mm size in the quote.

  2. Quantity and delivery

    Share quantity and delivery city or site.

  3. Accessory request

    If you need sleeve, nut, plate or wing nut, note it in the quote.

No fixed online prices.

Where is it used?

Tie rods are used where form panels must be tied together in reinforced-concrete work.

  • Wall formwork

    To connect opposite panels on wall forms.

  • Column formwork

    To help fix form spacing on column sections.

  • Beam and special forms

    With length and size chosen for the project detail.

Short answers; size and stock are confirmed in the quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a tie rod?

A threaded bar that connects form panels; also called a tayrot mili / tie rod.

Are tayrot demiri and tayrot mili the same?

On site they often mean the same rod. The product name on this page is Tie Rod (Tayrot Demiri).

Is 15/17 or 20/22 the same as 17 / 21 mm?

No; they are not treated as automatic equivalents. Catalog sizes are 17 mm and 21 mm. Confirm compatibility in the quote.

How much does a tie rod weigh?

Estimates: ≈1.4 kg/m (17 mm) · ≈2.5 kg/m (21 mm). Example: 1 m × 17 mm ≈ 1.4 kg; 6 m × 21 mm ≈ 15 kg. The quote sheet shows unit weight for the selected length/size; confirm final weight in the quote.

Is the tie-rod sleeve on this page?

Variants listed now are rods. Note sleeves and other accessories in the quote, or use the accessories filter when cards are added.

How do I get the price?

Use Get a quote with length, size, quantity and delivery. There is no fixed list price.

Request a tie rod quote

Pick length and size, then send quantity and contact details via Get a quote.

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