Import Gfrp Rebar D 32mm — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Ukraine

The product is a glass‑fiber‑reinforced polymer (GFRP) rebar with a nominal diameter of 32 mm, manufactured in Ukraine by Rebar. It is produced from E‑glass fibre roving impregnated with an epoxy resin binder and polymerised by heat. The rebar is supplied either as straight rods starting from 0.5 m up to 12 m in length, or wound on coils of 50 m, 100 m, 150 m and 200 m. The supplier’s data highlights a tensile strength three times that of conventional steel and a weight reduction of roughly nine times at the same diameter.

The E‑glass fibres give the material a typical tensile strength of about 300 MPa and a typical density of 1.9 g cm‑3, which is standard for GFRP reinforcement. Compared with steel, the lower density translates into lighter handling and reduced dead load in concrete structures. Typical industry practice also applies a protective coating of vinyl ester to improve chemical resistance, although the supplier specifies only epoxy resin as the matrix. The product conforms to the standard ASTM D795 for GFRP bars, a common benchmark in the sector.

Primary users include contractors building bridges, parking structures and high‑rise foundations where corrosion resistance is critical. Rebar offers the material on a bulk basis, with packaging options of individual rods or coil bundles, and buyers should request Incoterms and payment terms directly. Because the listing does not disclose minimum order quantities or lead times, importers must confirm those details with the supplier before placing an order.

Rebar is located at Heroiv Dnipra Str. 34, Office 405, Kyiv, 04214, Ukraine. The company is listed with a harbor trust tier, indicating a verified trading profile, although its response rate is currently zero and average response time is not recorded. Rebar specialises in manufacturing GFRP reinforcement products for the construction sector and provides both rod and coil formats.

The supplier’s catalogue mentions production using linear strands of glass fibres combined with epoxy resin, followed by heat‑induced polymerisation. No additional certifications, MOQ, price or lead‑time information is supplied in the listing, so prospective buyers should request those details directly. Rebar’s contact details are limited to the address; other communication channels are not disclosed.