In the Philippines, the local term for rebars is “kabilya” but it may also be referred to by engineers and site personnel as reinforcing steel bars, deformed bars (debars) or concrete reinforcements. The PNS 49 is the national rebar standard, it details the technical specifications of rebars per grade, class, and size.
Confused with the multitudes of international rebar standards out there?
Check out the comparison charts we’ve made! We finished the comparison of the Philippines steel bars standard with both the international American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) A615 and A706 standards, as well as with the Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) G 3112. Visit us regularly for more updates or contact us for more information.
The basic rebar rolling mill process generally consists of billet reheating, rolling (with three main steps: roughing, intermediate, finishing), cooling (through air only, or with water prior), and the cutting and bundling of the final product.
Rebar Mechanical Properties Requirements
Based on PNS 49:2019
Standard Rebar Bending Guide
Based on PNS 49:2019
Steel Bars Weight Table
1) Permissible variation in actual weight of a steel bar from the theoretical weight shall not exceed 6%.
Rebar Deformation Requirements
Based on PNS 49:2019
Now you may ask, “so how can I buy steel bars from you”?
Visit our Rebar Price List page! Simply choose the rebar grade, diameter, and length you want and request a formal quote from our sales coordinators.
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