Threaded Bars

Explore our range of threaded bars designed for various construction applications. Find detailed specifications and benefits of our threaded bars below.

Threaded Bars
Bar diameters
[Ø range]
Steel grade
[Grade]
Nuts, couplers, plates
Full system
Geotechnical and structural
Anchor + tie

WS Type Plain Bars

  1. 01Diameter26-40 mm
  2. 02Cold Rolled Thread on Either Side with Low Slip Special Slip
  3. 03WS Bar Tendons for Short Lengths < 2.5 m
  4. 04WR Bar Tendons for Lengths > 2.5 m

WR Type Threaded Bars

  1. 01Diameter18-75 mm
  2. 02Continuous Hot-Rolled Thread
  3. 03Can Be Divided and Coupled in Any Section
  4. 04Constant Young's Modulus with Factory-Controlled Elongation of the Thread Bar Steel
  5. 05Continuous Quality Inspection and Control

Stressing Anchorage, Bonded

This bar is secured with a domed anchor nut and a retaining nut to the anchorage plate, which is then fixed to the scaffolding. The retaining nut connects to the duct, and grouting is performed through the grout cap, the domed anchor nut with three grout slots, and the retaining nut.

Threaded Bars

Fixed Anchorage, Bonded

The fixed anchorage is largely embedded in the concrete. The domed anchor nut is tack-welded perpendicularly onto the anchor plate. The duct sleeve ends directly at the anchor plate where the duct is injected or vented. A fixed anchorage can also function as a stressing anchorage, eliminating the need for bar-over length for stressing.

Fixed Anchorage, Bonded

Stressing Anchorage, Unbonded

A connection tube is welded to the anchor plate to bridge the gap behind it, preventing water intrusion into the anchorage region.

Stressing Anchorage, Unbonded

Fixed Anchorage, Unbonded

The fixed anchorage is mostly embedded in the concrete. The domed anchor nut is tack-welded perpendicularly onto the anchor plate, and the prestressing bar is provided with appropriate corrosion protection.

Fixed Anchorage, Unbonded

Applications

Ground Anchors and Soil Nails

Bar anchors for excavation support and slope stabilisation.

Tie-Down and Uplift

Tie rods for foundations, wind towers and basements.

Temporary Works

Stressing bars for formwork, segment erection and precast connections.

Specification data

Values to confirm with ESPT engineering before publishing. Full tables go in the data sheet.

Bracketed values are placeholders
Diameters
[mm]
Yield / ultimate strength
[N/mm²]
Thread type
[Hot-rolled continuous]
Corrosion protection
[Galvanised / epoxy / sheathed]
Accessories
Nuts, couplers, bearing plates

Discuss your project with ESPT

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