China Basalt Rebar for Bridge Road Construction Reinforcement Products, Suppliers

BFRP is a new type of composite material using basalt fibers as reinforcement and resin (e.g., epoxy or vinyl ester) as matrix, which is mainly used to replace the traditional reinforcing bar (steel) and solve its limitations in scenarios such as corrosion, weight, and electromagnetic interference.

Product Description

Basalt Rebar Display
Product Features
High tensile strength: BFRP strength is 2x more than ordinary steel of the same size.
Excellent corrosion resistance: Unsurpassed by other fiber fabrics.
Low density: Density is only about 1/4 of ordinary steel.
Thermal expansion: Coefficient similar to concrete, reducing temperature stress.
Wave transparence: Excellent performance with no shielding.
Non-conductive: No electrical or thermal conductivity.
Flexible design: Can be prefabricated to standard curves and various shapes.
Eco-friendly: Using 1 ton reduces 5.24tce carbon emission vs steel.
Basalt Rebar Advantages
Product Specification
Brand Weight (g/m) Diameter (mm) Area (mm²) Tensile Strength (MPa) Ultimate Tension (KN) Elastic Modulus (GPa) Limiting Strain (%)
BH-426412.56135016.96552.30
BH-657628.26125035.33552.27
BH-8104850.24120060.29552.18
BH-101621078.5120094.2522.31
BH-1221912113.041100124.34502.20
BH-1430714153.861000153.86482.08
BH-1641216200.961000200.96482.08
BH-1851318254.34900228.9452.08
BH-2063520314900286.2452.08
BH-2277022379.94800303.95422.00
BH-2599225490.625800392.5422.00
Product Application
Marine Engineering: Pile foundations of cross-sea bridges and concrete wharf structures.
Chemical & Industrial: Flooring and storage tanks in corrosive salt-lined or acidic environments.
Electromagnetic Shielding: Hospital MRI rooms, specialized laboratories, and communication base stations.
Structural Reinforcement: Efficient replacement for carbon fiber to reduce structural weight.
Basalt Rebar Application Scenarios
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are the primary benefits of Basalt Rebar (BFRP) over traditional steel? A: BFRP offers twice the tensile strength of steel, is significantly lighter (1/4 the density), and is completely immune to corrosion, making it ideal for harsh environments.
Q2: Is Basalt Rebar conductive? A: No, Basalt Rebar is non-conductive and has no thermal conductivity, which is essential for projects involving electromagnetic shielding like MRI rooms or power stations.
Q3: How does BFRP react to temperature changes in concrete? A: Its thermal expansion coefficient is very similar to concrete, which ensures the structure remains stable and doesn't produce internal high-temperature stress.
Q4: Can Basalt Rebar be used in marine environments? A: Yes, its excellent corrosion resistance makes it perfect for marine engineering, including cross-sea bridges and wharf structures where salt-water corrosion is a concern.
Q5: Is it an environmentally friendly material? A: Yes, basalt rebar is eco-friendly. Replacing one ton of steel with basalt rebar can reduce carbon emissions by approximately 5.24 tce.
Q6: Can it be shaped for specific construction needs? A: Absolutely. It can be prefabricated into standard curves and other custom shapes during the manufacturing process to fit specific structural designs.

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