Proven protection where corrosion can't be ignored
Fusion-bonded epoxy-coated rebar provides proven corrosion resistance for reinforced concrete in bridges, highways, marine, and other exposed applications—helping extend service life with a durable protective barrier.
CMC epoxy-coated rebar is manufactured to ASTM A775 standards at six CRSI-certified U.S. facilities with integrated fabrication for efficient delivery. Available in A615 grades 40–100 and A706, with A1124 and A1055 available upon request, CMC meets a wide range of project requirements. Epoxy- coated paving dowels and dowel basket assemblies are also available to support load transfer in concrete pavement systems.
WHY EPOXY COATED REBAR
Proven corrosion protection
A trusted solution since 1973, fusion bonded epoxy rebar delivers reliable corrosion resistance in harsh environments.
Extended service life
The protective coating helps preserve reinforced concrete, reducing deterioration and costly repairs.
CRSI-Certified quality
Produced in CRSI Certified facilities to ensure consistent coating thickness, adhesion, and performance.
Nationwide availability
Six strategically located coating and fabrication facilities provide fast turnaround and dependable delivery.
Versatile specifications
Available in ASTM A615 Grades 40–100 and ASTM A706 for weldability and seismic applications.
Fabrication-ready
Can be fabricated after coating with proper handling and engineer approval.
Cost-effective performance
Delivers high-level corrosion protection at a competitive, widely adopted price point.
FAQs
What are common uses for Epoxy-coated rebar?
Epoxy-coated rebar is widely used in reinforced concrete structures – especially in environments where corrosion is a concern. Common applications for epoxy-coated rebar include construction projects like bridges and highways, parking structures, marine applications and others. The epoxy coating acts as a protective barrier that helps to inhibit corrosion, resulting in a longer service life of whatever concrete structure it's in.
Can epoxy-coated rebar be fabricated after it's been coated?
Yes, epoxy-coated rebar can be fabricated after it's been coated at the jobsite, with the permission of the lead engineer. However, it requires careful handling to avoid damaging the coating. Any damage to the epoxy coating should be repaired following the requirements as specified in ASTM D3963.
How should I take care of epoxy coating on rebar?
It's important to maintain the integrity of the epoxy coating on rebar to ensure best performance. This includes ensuring that epoxy-coated rebar is handled, stored and transported appropriately, as any damage to the epoxy coating must be patched or repaired.
If epoxy coated rebar is to be stored at a outdoors longer than 30 days, it should be covered in an opaque tarp to protect the coating from UV exposure and to minimize condensation.
Is epoxy-coated rebar compatible with other corrosion-resistant reinforcing solutions?
Epoxy-coated rebar can be used in conjunction with other types of corrosion-resistant rebar solutions. However, it is important to observe all required specifications when using dissimilar metals or other types of reinforcement within the same structure. Ensure that proper design specifications and engineering considerations are taken into account when working with dissimilar metals.
How available is epoxy-coated rebar from CMC?
CMC operates epoxy coating facilities strategically located to ensure that orders are delivered efficiently and effectively for our customers.
If you have specific questions about the availability of epoxy-coated rebar, or are interested in a quote for an upcoming project, contact your CMC sales representative or visit our Contact Us page to submit an inquiry and have a member of our rebar fabrication team get in touch!
