Building Materials

Epoxy-Coated steel reinforcing bar, also called corrosion resistant bar or epoxy coated rebar. It is one kind of reinforcing steel bars. Because epoxy coating is a barrier system intended to prevent moisture and chlorides from eroding surface of the reinforcing bar, it increases rebars corrosion performance and expands its using field, such as concrete structures, offshore structures, buildings, wharves, etc.
Features: Epoxy-Coated reinforcing bars have been proved effective as corrosion protection in practical applications for over 35 years. This impressive experience is the same as stainless steel as effective corrosion protection method. Epoxy-coated reinforcing bars provide excellent corrosion resistance to extend the service life of concrete structures.

Advantages
Excellent corrosion protection.
Sustainable.
Extended service life.
Lower maintenance cost.
Applications
Generally, the epoxy coating layer on reinforcing bar has become the necessary measures to prevent corrosion.
Concrete structures: underground buildings, bridges, chemical industries.
Offshore structures.
Parking structures.
Marine structures: wharf, concrete decks.
Other uses: pavements, repair, garage, tunnel, sewage treatment, etc.
Precaution
Epoxy-Coated steel reinforcing bar should be handled to ensure that it is not damaged prior to or during concrete placement. The following information provides guidance:
Packing: epoxy coated bar should be wrapped with plastic film which is anti UV irradiation.
Storage: in the process of handling or stacking, back-up plate should be placed in the region of contact area. When placed in bundles, coating reinforced bars should be separated with the ground and bundles also should be separated. Last, bars in bundles should not stack more than five layers.