Basic information about reinforcement

Rebar is a type of rolled metal product. These metal products (rods, bars) with a ribbed or smooth surface can reach lengths of up to 12 meters. They are used in construction, building foundations, and reinforcing high-rise structures.

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Classification, marking

Reinforcement most often refers to construction rods. They are manufactured using hot rolling from low-carbon or carbon steel. These products are resistant to aggressive environments and are divided into two groups:

1. Working rolled products. Corrugated rods with a diameter of 6-80 mm. Used for wall supports. Classifications A2 (A300), A3 (A400, A500), A4 (A600), A5 (A800), A6 (A1000).
2. Assembly rolled products. Smooth-surfaced rods with a diameter of 4-40 mm. Used to create screeds and foundations in low-rise construction. Classification A1 (A240).

In addition, the fittings are marked:

• Application of anti-corrosion coating "K";
• Possibility of welding "C";
• Thermally stable "T".

Smooth rebar is designated by the indexes S240 and A240C, while ribbed rebar is designated by the indexes S500, A500C, S400, and A400C. Rebars are supplied in coils.

Application of 14 mm reinforcement

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14 mm rebar is widely used in pouring foundation blocks, reinforcement frames, and reinforced concrete frames. The extensive use of steel rods significantly increases the strength of concrete and monolithic structures, including walls, bridges, foundations, and columns, and extends their service life. The use of large-section rods helps mitigate cracking and evenly distribute loads after construction is completed.