Two products. One decision.
Both are twisted steel reinforcement, both mix straight into the truck. The 5:25 works before the concrete cracks; the 8:45 works after it does. Most projects use one — some use both.
The workhorse. Brass coated twisted steel rebar that mixes straight into fresh concrete, bonding over its full length. Works proactively — it lifts the concrete’s own properties before a crack ever forms.
The heavy-duty profile. Longer and thicker, for structural and high-load work where the design case is what happens after the concrete cracks. Delivers stable post-crack capacity you can design against.
Which one do I specify?
The short version: if you’re removing mesh from a slab, it’s the 5:25. If you’re replacing bar in a structural element, it’s the 8:45.
Dosage by application
Indicative rates drawn from delivered projects. Final dosage always comes from a project-specific design — send us the drawings and we’ll do it.
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Everything you need to specify, batch and place SteelX. Download the data sheets and batching method, or request any other document and we’ll send the current revision the same day.
Safety data sheets, design guides and specification clauses are issued on request so you always receive the current revision. Specifications are subject to change — confirm against the issued document before it goes on drawings.
We dose it on site. You get the record.
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