Welded Wire Mesh Suppliers, Wholesalers & Exporters in Serbia
Steel Rebar Germany supplies welded steel reinforcement mesh (fabric) in standard and made-to-order panel sizes to Serbia — direct from mill to site, at export prices, with EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates and full shipping documentation.
What we supply to Serbia
As a German wholesale rebar supplier and direct exporter, we ship bulk welded wire mesh / reinforcement fabric, plain and ribbed wire, standard A/B/C fabric types and bespoke panels to buyers, distributors, stockists and contractors across Serbia. Every consignment is mill-certified to BS 4449 / ASTM A615 / EN 10025 / ISO 6935 as applicable and supplied with EN 10204 3.1 Mill Test Certificates. Our full reinforcement range covers TMT steel rebar, welded wire mesh, cut & bend rebar and steel coils & wire rod — see the full rebar product range.
| Product | Grade | Size range | Standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reinforcement fabric | A142 / A193 / A252 / A393 | 2.4 m × 4.8 m sheet | BS 4483 |
| Welded mesh (ribbed) | B500A / B500B wire | Ø5–12 mm wire | ISO 6935-3 |
| Structural mesh | made-to-order | custom pitch | EN 10080 |
| Mesh wire | cold-rolled ribbed | Ø4–12 mm | EN 10080 |
Why buy welded wire mesh wholesale from Steel Rebar Germany
We are the exporter, not a broker. Buying wholesale direct from Steel Rebar Germany means no middlemen margins, transparent per-tonne export pricing, and bulk MOQ from a single container upward. Serbia importers get consistent mill-certified quality, container and breakbulk shipments, and complete export documentation on every order.
- Direct exporter — mill-to-port supply with no intermediary mark-ups.
- Bulk & MOQ flexibility — from one container to multi-container project lots.
- Export prices — competitive per-tonne quotes on FOB, CFR or CIF terms.
- Full documentation — MTC EN 10204 3.1, certificate of origin, bill of lading, packing list.
- Certified grades — BS 4449, ASTM A615, EN 10025 and ISO 6935 as specified.
Supply & logistics to Serbia
We deliver welded wire mesh to Serbia through the country’s primary gateways, with the Danube river ports (Belgrade / Pančevo) with sea transit via Thessaloniki, Bar or Constanța handling most reinforcement steel volumes before inland road and rail distribution to project sites.
- Danube river ports (Belgrade, Novi Sad, Pančevo)
- sea gateways via Thessaloniki (GR), Bar (ME), Constanța (RO) & Koper (SI)
Orders ship under FOB, CFR or CIF Incoterms to suit your logistics setup. Each shipment carries a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and EN 10204 3.1 Mill Test Certificates so customs clearance in Serbia is straightforward. Lead time depends on grade mix, tonnage and current mill schedules — request a quote for a firm timeline.
Market context: Serbia
Serbia is a landlocked market with strong infrastructure momentum — highways, rail modernisation, Belgrade waterfront and industrial construction — driving robust rebar and structural steel consumption served through Danube barge, rail and road corridors. For live steel market data and price benchmarks, buyers can consult worldsteel and SteelOrbis.
Official data & standards sources
Independent trade, customs and statistics references for Serbia steel imports (informational only):
- Ministry of Economy of Serbia
- Ministry of Construction, Transport & Infrastructure
- Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia
- Development Agency of Serbia (RAS)
- Eurostat — EU trade statistics
- Steel market data: worldsteel · SteelOrbis · Fastmarkets
Frequently asked questions
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