Fiberglass Rebar for Sale

Abandon steel bars and adopt a new generation of Fiberglass Rebar for Concrete!

Fiberglass Rebar is a reinforcing material used in concrete to replace traditional steel rebar. Fiberglass rebar is made from fiberglass rovings, which gives the material strength, and vinyl ester resin ensures its long service life with excellent results.

Why Choose Fiberglass Rebar For Concrete

Fiberglass Rebar For Concrete is the rebar most commonly used in concrete and masonry construction projects. It provides stronger structural support than wiring and provides tensile strength to concrete or masonry structures such as foundations, walls, driveways, and patios. Fiberglass Rebar For Concrete to provide more friction with concrete and prevent slipping. It strengthens concrete and helps prevent cracks. If cracks do occur, the rebar will help prevent them from spreading.

Can fiberglass rebar be used in concrete?

Fiberglass Rebar For Concrete replaces traditional steel rebar. Made from fiberglass rovings which give the material strength and vinyl ester resin ensuring its long life, it has been used with excellent results for over 20 years.

Advantages of Fiberglass Rebar for Concrete

Forget the rust and weight of traditional steel for lighter, stronger, rust-resistant concrete rebar.

Fiberglass rebar is a more durable, proven and successful alternative to steel.

Tensile strength 2 times that of steel

Up to 7x weight reduction in concrete flat applications

4 times lighter than same size diameter

Fiberglass rebar will never rust, making the structure more durable

Advantages of fiberglass reinforcement over steel

Reinforcing steel for seawalls has a lifespan of more than 200 years

Customizable

Available in stock and custom lengths.

Fiberglass Rebar Sizes

Are fiberglass rebar suitable for concrete?

Fiberglass steel bars are corrosion-resistant

Fiberglass rebar provides a comprehensive corrosion solution. Concrete structures reinforced with fiberglass rebar will not react to chloride-rich environments.

Fiberglass Rebar For Concrete Application Areas

• Concrete corrodes easily

• Tunneling and Mining

• Architectural and historic preservation

• Concrete exposed to deicing chlorides

• Masonry reinforcement

• Concrete exposed to ocean chlorides

• Concrete is exposed to high voltages and electromagnetic fields

When should I use fiberglass rebar in a project?

Fiberglass is a suitable alternative wherever steel bars or mesh are used. Fiberglass excels in applications that require high strength and are exposed to harsh environmental conditions. This includes seawalls, medical facilities and roads.

It is a non-conductive, non-magnetic building material ideal for compass calibration mats in medical and scientific facilities, light rail projects, electrical substations and airports.

Comparison Between FRP Rebar and Ordinary Steel Bars

Unlike steel rebar, fiberglass rebar is less susceptible to environmental conditions, which is advantageous when anchoring fiberglass rebar in concrete. It also has an extended shelf life when properly stored compared to steel bars.

Quick and Easy Installation

Fiberglass rebar is 75% lighter than steel rebar. Fiberglass rebar can replace steel rebar to reduce labor and transportation burdens.

Exceeds the Tensile Strength of Steel

Fiberglass rebar has a tensile strength 3 times greater than Grade 40 rebar; fiberglass rebar has slightly lower shear strength.

Non-Conductive and Non-Ferrous Metals

Fiberglass rebar is ideal for projects with electromagnetic sensitivity. This need often arises for projects containing sensitive machinery often found around hospital radiology scanning rooms.

Chemical Resistant, Waterproof

Fiberglass rebar is more resistant to chemical attack than steel rebar, so there is no need to use chemical-resistant or waterproofing agents. Fiberglass rebar is valuable for projects where de-icing salts or corrosive chemicals are present.

Fiberglass Steel Bar Rust-Proof

This eliminates cracks due to spalling, making fiberglass an excellent choice for projects in extreme environments such as seawalls.

Safety Warning

When working with fiberglass, be sure to wear gloves and avoid direct skin contact to prevent fiberglass splinters.

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The prefabricated bending of the fiberglass rebar is done at the manufacturer. When requesting a quote for shaped fiberglass rebar, please submit the requested number and shape of bends.

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