Description:

Fiberglass rebar, also known as GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) rebar, is a type of reinforcement used in construction projects as an alternative to traditional steel reinforcement. It is made by impregnating glass fibers with a polymer resin, typically epoxy or vinyl ester, and then forming them into bars or rods of various diameters. Fiberglass rebar is commonly used in various construction applications, including bridge decks, marine structures, parking garages, foundation slabs, and concrete walls. It offers long-term durability and can extend the service life of concrete structures while reducing maintenance and repair costs associated with corrosion.

Applications:

Coastal Construction exposed to Salt Spray

Sea Walls, Wharfs & Dry Docks

Desalinization Intakes

Port Aprons

Historic Preservation - Restoration & Pinning of Stone Elements

Architecture Concrete Elements

Slabs

Light & Heavy Rail

High Voltage Substations

Radio Frequency Sensitive Areas

Cable Ducts & Banks

Hospital MRI Areas

Continuously Reinforced Concrete Paving

Precast Elements

Salt Storage Facilities

Seismic, Wind or Blast Strengthening of Unreinforced Masonry

Waste Water Treatment Facilities

Swimming Pools

Deep Foundation Tunnel Boring Machine “Soft-Eye” Opening for Launch & Reception

Temporary Reinforcement

Rock Bolts and more.

Competitive Advantage:

Customized Production

Project based solutions

Project technical support

Experienced stuff

Operational Efficiency/shorter lead time

Best factory price

Sample services