Why Corrosion Resistance Matters

Steel rebars are prone to corrosion when exposed to moisture, salts, or chemicals, causing cracks, spalling, and ultimately structural failure. The result? High maintenance costs and compromised safety.

How GFRP Rebar Solves This

GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) rebar is made from high-strength glass fibers and a corrosion-resistant resin. It completely eliminates the electrochemical corrosion process that affects steel, even in the harshest environments.

• No rust or corrosion
• Resistant to salts, moisture, acids, and alkalis
• Ideal for marine, coastal, and chemically aggressive settings

Long-Term Benefits

By resisting corrosion, GFRP rebar ensures a longer lifespan for concrete structures, significantly reducing the need for maintenance and repairs. This translates to:

• 100+ year service life in harsh conditions
• Consistent structural integrity over time
• Lower lifecycle costs vs. traditional steel

Where Corrosion Resistance Matters Most

GFRP rebar is trusted in demanding environments such as:

• Coastal & marine structures
• Bridges & highways exposed to de-icing salts
• Wastewater & chemical treatment plants
• Tunnels, parking decks & rooftops