Rebar Clamp

Features

• Mechanical Connection:Rebar clamps create a mechanical connection between two rebars without the need for welding or tying.


• Threaded Design:Most rebar clamps have an internal thread that matches the external thread of the rebar. The threaded ends of the rebars are inserted into the rebar clamp, and the clamp is then tightened, compressing the rebars together to form a secure joint.


• Types:Rebar clamps come in various types, including parallel threaded couplers, tapered threaded couplers, and compression-type couplers. Each type is designed for specific rebar sizes and applications.


• Material:Rebar clamps are commonly made of materials like steel or stainless steel to provide high strength and durability.


• Load Capacity:Rebar clamps are designed to ensure that the joint has the same load-carrying capacity as the original rebar, maintaining the structural integrity of the concrete element.