Short answer: Rebar is carbon steel bar that carries tension in concrete; it is specified by grade, size, bend and coating, with epoxy or galvanized coating for corrosion and high-ductility grades for seismic and bridge structures, sourced with mill certificate and bundling for site.
At a Glance
Role in Concrete
Rebar takes the tension concrete cannot, with the structural basis in our Construction Structural Guide and the strength map in our Strength Comparison; the bridge view is in our Bridges Infrastructure Guide.
Grades and Sizes
Standard, ductile and high-ductile grades cover building, bridge and seismic duty, with tolerances in our Tolerances and Fits Guide and the carbon base in our Carbon Steel Supplier page.
Coating and Corrosion
Epoxy and galvanized coating protect rebar in chloride and marine service, with the coating choice in our Galvanized vs Stainless Guide and Corrosion Protection Guide; the marine fit is in our Marine Offshore Guide.
Bend, Test and Sourcing
Rebar is bend and rebend tested and certified, with inspection in our Quality Inspection Guide and certificate in our Mill Test Certificate Guide, bundled and packed per our Export Packing Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Frequently Asked Questions
B500B is the common structural grade; B500C adds ductility for bridges.
In marine, bridge and parking structures exposed to chloride and de-icing salt.
Galvanized resists handling damage better; epoxy gives thicker barrier but is brittle.
Bend, rebend, tensile and chemical tests with mill certificate.
In bundled lengths with tags and certificate, banded for safe lifting.
Supply Rebar with HXSCO
HXSCO supplies B500B and B500C rebar in standard, epoxy and galvanized finishes with bend test and mill certificate for your building or infrastructure project. Send your size and quantity for a quote.