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MATEENBAR™ Concrete Reinforcement

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Concrete Cancer?  Mateenbar is the answer! The ultimate reinforcement of concrete in challenging applications

Corrosion of steel rebar in concrete reinforcement has many consequences not least of which is the high cost of rehabilitation.  In environments, susceptible to chemical attack the corrosion risk is multiplied as is the cost of protection systems for steel reinforcement.

Mateenbar™ is the latest generation composite rebar which offers significant advantages over traditional steel reinforcement

Corrosion resistance

Highly resistant to chemical attack and rust.

High tensile strength

Tensile strength up to 3 times stronger than steel and superior bond strength.

Non-magnetic & non-conductive

Avoids associated power loss and can be installed in direct proximity to electric fields and equipment.

Cuts easily

Especially relevant in tunneling projects, avoiding damage to expensive cutting equipment.

Cost effective

Compared to steel based systems mateenbar™ guarantees a corrosion free solution at highly efficient pricing compared to high grade steel, without associated construction risks.

Mateenbar™ is the ideal product for engineers who are working in environments with demands beyond the abilities of steel reinforcement.

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