Reinforcing steel bar (rebar) is a special type of steel reinforcement used in reinforced concrete structures to enhance strength. It features transverse and longitudinal ribs on its surface, which provide strong mechanical bonding between the steel and concrete, significantly improving the load-bearing capacity and durability of reinforced concrete elements.
Today, rebar is one of the most widely used types of concrete reinforcement. It stands out with its high tensile and yield strength, long-lasting performance, and excellent resistance to dynamic loads such as earthquakes. It is commonly used in a wide range of applications, from infrastructure to superstructure projects, and from residential buildings to industrial facilities.
Key Features:
- Strong mechanical bonding with concrete thanks to ribbed surface
- High yield and tensile strength
- Reliable performance against earthquakes and dynamic loads
- Wide range of diameter and length options
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