Heaton is credited with producing the first bar iron in Ohio.

Cold short is especially important for bar iron.

From about 1840 the works switched from producing bar iron to making rails.

As a result bar iron had to be imported from Russia at considerable expense.

This became the main method of producing bar iron in Sweden.

Duty on bar iron imported to London should cease.

The resultant ball was often forged into bar iron in a hammer mill.

From the late 1750s, ironmasters began to develop processes for making bar iron without charcoal.

In 1826, a forge was built on Catawissa Creek for making bar iron.

The main product at these ironworks were bar iron.