FGC Rebar

When it comes to construction, choosing the right reinforcement material is crucial—not only for strength but also for long-term savings. Traditionally, TMT (Thermo Mechanically Treated) bars have been the go-to choice. However, the rise of Fiberglass Composite (FGC) rebars is changing the game, especially for those looking for cost-effective and high-performance solutions. In this blog,

Introduction India’s construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the need for durable, sustainable, and cost-effective building materials. Fiberglass Composite  (FGC) rebars are emerging as a promising alternative to traditional steel reinforcement, offering numerous benefits that align with the country’s infrastructure goals. What is Fiberglass Rebar? Fiberglass composite is a composite material made

In the world of construction, choosing the right reinforcement material is a critical decision that impacts the strength, durability, and cost-efficiency of your project. Two commonly used options are FGC rebar (Fiber fiberglass composite)  and TMT (Thermo-Mechanically Treated) rebars. Let’s explore the differences, advantages, and pricing to help you make an informed choice. Pricing Comparison

In the world of construction and engineering, materials innovation is a constant pursuit, aiming to enhance durability, sustainability, and efficiency. FGC rebars have emerged offering remarkable benefits such as corrosion resistance and longevity. However, one crucial question often arises: Can you bend FGC Rebars at the construction site? The short answer is no, and understanding

Steel rebar has been the go-to choice for reinforcing concrete structures for decades.