For projects that need GFRP or BFRP rebar in specific diameters, tensile strengths, or surface finishes that don't match standard stock, we offer an OEM approach. Tell us the mechanical properties your design calls for, the chemical environment the reinforcement will face, and the diameters and lengths you need — we'll manufacture to those parameters. This isn't about picking from a catalogue; it's about making rebar that fits the structure, not the other way around.
Every OEM enquiry starts the same way: you send us the key performance requirements, and our applications team responds with a technical proposal. There's no charge for the initial specification and quotation, and no commitment until you approve the proposed rebar design.
Information to include with your enquiry
The more specifics you provide, the faster we can deliver a specification that matches your design. If some details are still being finalised, send what you have and we'll help you fill in the gaps.
Essential parameters
- Rebar type — GFRP (glass fibre), BFRP (basalt fibre), or a specific recommendation needed
- Diameter and length — required bar diameters and cut lengths, or bent‑shape details
- Mechanical properties — target tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, or reference design code (ACI, CSA, etc.)
- Chemical environment — pH range, chloride concentration, or specific chemicals the rebar will be exposed to in the concrete
- Surface finish — sand‑coated, ribbed, or smooth, and whether a specific bond strength is required
- Quantity — number of bars or total linear metres
Additional details that help
- Design drawings or bar‑bending schedules — if available
- Applicable standards — any specific national or international standard the rebar must conform to
- Cage or mesh assembly — if the bars need to be pre‑assembled into cages or mats
- Existing material being replaced — what reinforcement is currently specified, and the reason for considering FRP
- Project timeline — when the rebar needs to be on site
This is the same information our engineers would ask for in an initial conversation. Sending it with your enquiry means the proposal you receive will be based on your actual design conditions, not generic assumptions. For context on how our rebar is manufactured and tested, see our manufacturing capability overview and quality testing approach.
Contact to submit your requirements. Typically, we will respond within one to two working days.