WHAT IS
GFRP
REBARS ?
- Composite rebar a modern building GFRP (glass fiber reinforced polymer) material substituting the regular steel bars.
- It is intended for reinforcing concrete and properties providing much more durability with its excellent Composite reinforcement bar is a rod with a spiral wound belt extending above the core
- Rebar by EVA Fiber Composite Pvt.Ltd. is designed as a cost-effective, lightweight, rustproof concrete reinforcement solution for residential and commercial applications, including parking lots, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, driveways and more. Enhance your jobsite install experience with a lighter rebar that's easier to cut - helping increase your productivity while saving on labor costs.
LESS WEIGHT. LESS INSTALL TIME.
EVA REBAR has an overall density of ONLY 1900 kg/ cubic meter making it super-light rebar. It reduces the overall dead load of your structure as it is 80% lighter than the equivalent diameter of the usual material. Thereby reducing the carbon footprint for transportation and on-site handling cost making it eco-friendly.
MORE DURABILITY
EVA REBAR provides 80-100 years to your structures thus reducing its maintenance and life cycle cost and low carbon footprint.Rebar is 2x stronger in tensile strength compared to the same size diameter of grade 60 steel.
MORE STRENGTH
Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymers (GFRP) have characteristics like high strength, well resistance to water and chemicals with a low cost making them widely applied in the construction industry. Glass fiber is combined with resin to form a durable composite of high strength. The continuous length of reinforcing fibers gives the fiberglass bars their high tensile strength.
LESS OVERALL COST
When it comes to industrial and structural design materials, fiberglass has an advantage over industrial materials in many ways. Material choices always play an important role when planning and executing a construction project cost. EVA REBAR lets you save money directly as compared to the traditionally used material let alone the indirect cost savings such as 2-3% wastage of steel.
