Stainless Steel Rebar
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Grades
303, 304, 310S, 316, 302HQ, 430, up to 20 types
Application
Steel rebar is primarily used in concrete structural applications. These include floors, walls, pillars, and other projects that involve carrying heavy loads or aren’t supported well enough for just concrete to hold. Beyond these uses, rebar has also developed popularity in more decorative applications such as gates, furnishings, and art.
*Here are normal size and standard, special requirements please contact us
Product Packaging
Waterproof paper, and steel strip packed. Standard Export Seaworthy Package.
Shipping Method
Shipping by containers / Shipping by bulk ship
Customized Services
Packaging and transportation methods can be customized according to customer requirements.
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TESTING EQUIPMENT
PMI Test
PMI Test 1
PMI Test 2
Component Analysis
Component Analysis 2
Size Inspection
RECOMMENDED
Carbon Steel Reinforcing Bar (Rebar)
Carbon steel is the most common form of steel rebar (short for reinforcing bar or reinforcing steel). Rebar is commonly used as a tensioning device in reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry structures holding the concrete in compression.
MOREHPB300/HRB335 Reinforcement Rebar
HPB300 grade: The yield strength of steel bars in this grade is 300MPa, with high plasticity and toughness, suitable for general structural reinforcement and stirrups. HRB335 grade: The yield strength of this grade of steel bars is 335MPa, with high strength and good ductility, suitable for general structural reinforcement and stirrups, especially for projects with high strength requirements.
MOREEuropean standard grades for steel products follow a set naming structure. Each grade starts with a single letter, and is followed by a number. The letter relates to the application and the number relates to the yield strength of the steel. Steel used for reinforcing concrete has the application letter B, and the number 500, which represents a minimum yield strength of 500MPa. The grades for reinforcement steel then have a final letter A, B or C.
MOREBS 4449: 2005 uses the term 'bar' for ribbed reinforcing steel. The terms 'rod' and 'wire' should be restricted to describe reinforcing steel in coil, or wire in reinforced concrete products.
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