Steel Rebar

B1499.2-2007 is a European standard steel bar. Generally, GB1499.2-2007 standard deformed steel bars are made using the hot-rolled method, meaning that these are the most common types of deformed steel bars. These are available in different lengths and sizes, all the way from 6 mm in diameter to 50 mm in diameter. When it comes to length, 9 m and 12 m are the common sizes.

B500A grade steel is usually used for steel mesh products while B500B grade steel is used for steel bars. B500C steel is rarely required, and it is always worthwhile for structural engineers to check whether B500B grade steel can be used instead of B500C, because B500C usually has a significant cost overhead.

Epoxy resin coated steel bar is an epoxy resin protective coating prepared on the surface of ordinary steel bar by electrostatic spraying powder high temperature sintering process. The coating has excellent chemical corrosion resistance and does not react with acid and alkali.

Spiral coils, also known as coiled spiral steel bars, are an important category of hot-rolled ribbed steel bars. They are named for their coiled form. Their core characteristic is the evenly distributed longitudinal and transverse ribs on the surface, combining flexibility with high strength. They are an indispensable core material in the construction engineering field, often referred to as the "flexible force" in building structures. Together with straight threaded steel bars and smooth coils, they form the core system of construction wire materials, but they have clear distinctions in form, specifications, and applications, and are widely used in various civil engineering projects such as housing, bridges, municipal works, and water conservancy projects.

Spiral coils, also known as coiled spiral steel bars, are an important category of hot-rolled ribbed steel bars. They are named for their coiled form. Their core characteristic is the evenly distributed longitudinal and transverse ribs on the surface, combining flexibility with high strength. They are an indispensable core material in the construction engineering field, often referred to as the "flexible force" in building structures. Together with straight threaded steel bars and smooth coils, they form the core system of construction wire materials, but they have clear distinctions in form, specifications, and applications, and are widely used in various civil engineering projects such as housing, bridges, municipal works, and water conservancy projects.