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Rebar is the common name for hot-rolled ribbed steel bars. They usually have two longitudinal ribs and evenly distributed transverse ribs along the length. The transverse ribs are spiral, herringbone, and crescent-shaped. Due to the ribs, the ribbed steel bars have a stronger bond with concrete and can therefore better withstand external forces. Ribbed steel bars are widely used in various building structures, especially large, heavy, light thin-walled and high-rise building structures. 

So, do you know how rebar works?

1. Cutting

The rebar should first be cut to the appropriate size based on the required length. When cutting rebar, you must use appropriate tools and equipment and keep the blade sharp to ensure smooth cuts and dimensional accuracy.

2. Drilling

When rebar needs to be fixed to a concrete structure, it is necessary to drill holes and install the rebar. When drilling, you should choose an appropriate drill bit and keep the drill bit clean and sharp to ensure the accuracy and quality of drilling.

3. Thread processing

Threading is required when connecting rebar to other rebar. When processing threads, appropriate processing equipment should be selected and kept clean and sharp to ensure that the threads are accurate and locked firmly.

4.Connect

When connecting rebar, attention should be paid to the tightness of the connection to ensure a firm and stable connection. At the same time, attention should also be paid to the quality and properties of the connection materials and the appropriate connection method should be selected.

5. Concrete pouring

When the rebar is fixed on the concrete structure, the concrete should be poured in time, and attention should be paid to the pouring method and pouring quality of the concrete during pouring to ensure the firmness and stability of the concrete.