REBAR

Ribbed iron is a reinforced steel or polymer fiber reinforcement that is used in concrete to compensate and increase its low tensile strength. The steel or polymer fiber that is used for this purpose in reinforced concrete structures is in the form of wire or round rod. In certain cases, construction steel such as stud profiles or cans are also used to reinforce concrete. The tread in the rebar is for the purpose of engaging the steel in the concrete. For this purpose, the tread in the rebar is created in a spiral form and with a standard depth so that the surface of the rebar and concrete can be raised.

Usually, a process called hot rolling is used to produce rebar. In fact, rolling is one of the most common methods of producing various steel sections, in which the molten steel billet is subjected to pressure by the rollers placed in its path.

The method of rebar supply is in bundles.