The Pag-asa Rebar


What is a rebar?

In the design of reinforced concrete structures, steel bars embedded in the concrete reinforce the composite structure to better withstand bending, shear, and/or tensile loads. Such bars for such purpose are usually called ‘rebars.’

To ensure a good bond, the ‘rebars’ are provided with surface protrusions known as ‘deformations’ in the form of radial lugs and also axial fins to prevent slippage between steel and concrete - provided that concreting work was properly done.


How do we distinguish a Pag-asa Steel rebar?

Pag-asa Steel rebar products are identifiable as shown in the box. Each bar contains the company logo which is hot-rolled and embossed onto each bar at specified intervals. The rebar size mark, which is the nominal diameter of the rebar, is also hot-rolled adjacent to the company logo.