Steel reinforcing bars are widely used in modern construction, but they need careful processing to suit project-specific requirements. Bending is one of the ways to shape them, but this can be challenging and time-consuming with traditional tools and manual methods that rely on human strength. Luckily, you now have the option to use a hydraulic rebar bender to minimise your efforts and speed up your work. It bends rebar automatically and effortlessly and ensures predictable and consistent performance, even in the most demanding working conditions.
Features of a rebar bender
Industrial hydraulic rebar benders come in different configurations to suit specific steel bar sizes. Therefore you should be able to find a suitable machine for 6-25mm, 6-32mm, or 4-25mm steel bars. Some of their perks include their compact size and portability. These features make them easier to transport and use anywhere on your construction site. Plus, they can bend steel bars from zero to 180 degrees in a few seconds. That means you can accomplish your work much faster and do more compared to manual bending.
Revolutionising the construction industry
Before the invention of the hydraulic rebar bender, construction workers had to use physical strength and traditional tools to process steel reinforcing bars. Over time, occupational health specialists realised that old-school ways of bending steel bars are back-breaking work that increases the risk of workplace injuries and accidents.
Thankfully, technological advances have led to the creation of hydraulic rebar benders. These machines are transforming the construction industry by allowing workers to do their job safely and easily. Plus, these benders help builders increase productivity and finish their projects on time.
Preventing waste
Another benefit of using the hydraulic rebar bender is it bends steel bars at correct angles. Therefore, it prevents unnecessary wastage of materials that can mean additional costs. The hydraulic bender won’t compromise the integrity and strength of the steel bars, so you can be confident in the quality of your build.
Bring this revolutionary invention to your construction site
Get a high-quality hydraulic rebar bender from RAPIDTOOL, Australia's leading supplier of rebar cutters, benders and tying machines. All RAPIDTOOL products promote health, safety and efficiency. That’s why the building and construction industry trust and invest in RAPIDTOOL as a key part to the success of their projects. Talk to their sales crew to learn more about their rebar bending machines and experience first class customer service and support.
About the Company:
RAPIDTOOL is Australia's leading supplier of reinforcing tools such as rebar cutters, rebar benders and rebar tiers. We provide high-quality and innovative concreting construction solutions to steel fixers (tradesmen who install rebar), concreters, builders, construction companies, concrete pool builders and much more. We have the most extensive range of portable, electric and hydraulic rebar construction tools in the market.
Rebar couplers are used in reinforced concrete structures to replace normal rebar lap joints.
The Rebar Couplers are also suitable for use in reinforced concrete columns and walls.
Each rebar coupler consists of a piece of rebar equipped with a thread and coupler sleeve at the right end as viewed in the direction of installation.
In construction joints, rebar couplers can be used to replace all pieces of rebar going through the formwork.
Our range of products includes Taper Rebar Coupler, Cold Forged Rebar Coupler Type II, Steel Rebar Coupler, Cramping Rebar Coupler, MBT Rebar Coupler and Bar Break Rebar Coupler.
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