THE ADVANTAGES OF STIRRUP SURFACE

In this product, instead of using stirrup for bars of concrete structures for buildings and bridges, structural sheets with flexible thickness are used. In fact, instead of every 3-4 stirrups, a structural sheet is used and a rebar can be added to the center to reduce the cross section of the column and achieve the required strength. In Stirrup Surface technique, the types of rebars required in the concrete frame, such as braces, stirrups, and pins, are completely eliminated.

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  • Half the cost compared to the embossing method
  • Speed in concreting operations
  • The diameter of the columns is reduced
  • Does not require rigid alignment in concreting
  • Higher strength and resistance than current stirrup

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THE PROBLEMS WE ARE FOCUSING ARE:

To build concrete structures in high-rise buildings and bridges, a lot of time is always wasted on bending rebars and bracing by workers. In addition, stirrups are very heavy and cost a lot of iron, and bending the rebar to produce a stirrup reduces the strength of the rebar at the bending part. This problem in high rise buildings and bridges constructions is very important to save time, money, and enhance buildings and bridges structure.

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Our company started operating in 2000, and since then, it has been conducting research and implementation activities on construction improvement solutions. With the help of our expert team, we have been able to implement strong solutions related to the construction of building structures with better performance and lower operating costs, and we continue to do our best in this direction.