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Rebar Grips
WB Equipment
Rebar Grips
WB Equipment
Rebar Grips
WB Equipment
Rebar Grips
WB Equipment
WB Equipment Rebar Grips:
Sales, Rentals & Service for Precision Pullout Testing
When it comes to large-scale infrastructure projects like highways, bridges, and tunnels, structural integrity is everything. Engineers and contractors need reliable tools to ensure reinforcing steel bars — or rebar — are properly installed and securely anchored. That’s where WB Equipment’s Rebar Grips come in.
With capacities ranging from 0 to 1500 tons, these quick-acting grips are designed for pullout testing of grouted rebar and are available for sale, rental, and servicing through WB Equipment. Whether you’re working on a massive bridge rehabilitation or a new tunnel construction, these grips deliver the precision and strength required to meet strict safety and engineering standards.
What Are Rebar Grips?
Rebar grips are specialized tools used to securely hold reinforcing bars during testing or heavy lifting. In reinforced concrete structures, rebar provides tensile strength to complement concrete’s compressive strength. To ensure safety and durability, pullout tests are conducted to measure how much force it takes to extract rebar from cured concrete or grout.
WB Equipment’s rebar grips make this process fast, efficient, and accurate. These grips are:
Quick-acting – They slide effortlessly over grouted rebar, saving time on setup.
High-capacity – Supporting loads up to 1500 tons, they can handle even the most demanding projects.
Versatile – Compatible with hydraulic jacks for smooth application of pressure and accurate measurement of loads.
Hydraulic or Mechanical?
WB Equipment’s rebar grips are hydraulic-compatible rather than fully mechanical. While the grips themselves mechanically secure onto the rebar, they are designed to work in tandem with hydraulic jacking systems.
Here’s how the process works:
Slide the hydraulic jack and rebar grip over the grouted rebar.
Engage the grip so it locks firmly onto the bar.
Use the hydraulic jack to apply precise upward pressure until the desired load is achieved.
Measure performance and verify installation integrity.
This seamless integration ensures maximum control, safety, and repeatability in testing environments.
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Where and How They’re Used
Rebar grips are indispensable tools on job sites that require pullout testing and heavy rigging applications. Typical scenarios include:
Highway construction and rehabilitation – Ensuring reinforced decks and pavement sections meet structural demands.
Bridge projects – Testing rebar anchorage to withstand dynamic loads and environmental stress.
Tunnel construction – Confirming grouted rebar stability in underground structures.
Rigging and specialized lifting – Beyond testing, grips can also be used in situations where high-capacity bar handling is required.
Accessories and System Components
For optimal performance, WB Equipment offers rebar grips alongside compatible hydraulic jack systems. Typical accessories and components include:
Hydraulic jacks – Available in various sizes and tonnage ratings.
Hydraulic pumps – Manual, electric, or air-powered options to control jacking force.
Load monitoring gauges – Ensures accurate measurement of applied pressure.
Custom rigging attachments – For specialized lifting or positioning applications.
By providing complete systems, WB Equipment eliminates compatibility issues and simplifies setup on-site.
Industries That Rely on WB Equipment Rebar Grips
Rebar grips are a critical tool across multiple U.S. industries, particularly those involved in infrastructure, construction, and engineering. Among the primary users are:
Civil engineering firms
Highway and bridge contractors
Tunnel construction companies
Heavy rigging and lifting specialists
Government and municipal infrastructure projects
As the U.S. continues to invest heavily in repairing and expanding public infrastructure, demand for precision testing tools like WB Equipment’s rebar grips is expected to grow substantially.
Why Choose WB Equipment?
WB Equipment doesn’t just supply tools — they deliver complete solutions:
Sales – Access to the latest models and configurations tailored to your project needs.
Rentals – Flexible rental options help contractors control costs on short-term projects.
Service and Support – WB Equipment backs every product with expert maintenance and technical assistance.
Their extensive experience in hydraulic and pneumatic jacking systems means clients get more than just equipment — they get peace of mind knowing they’re using the best tools for the job.
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Why Rent Instead of Buy?
Many companies choose to rent or buy Rebar Grips due to:
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Cost Savings: Avoid high upfront costs.
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Flexibility: Get exactly what you need for specific projects.
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Access to Latest Tech: Use cutting-edge tools without worrying about obsolescence.
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Maintenance-Free Use: Rental tools are maintained and inspected before delivery.
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Storage Reduction: Eliminate the need to store rarely used equipment.
Interesting Fact: A Growing Need for Rebar Testing
According to recent infrastructure reports, the U.S. has over 617,000 bridges, and nearly 42% are at least 50 years old. With federal investments driving massive repair and upgrade projects, tools like WB Equipment’s rebar grips are becoming more vital than ever. Ensuring the safety and longevity of reinforced concrete structures is a top priority, and pullout testing remains a key part of that process.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re building a new highway, repairing an aging bridge, or constructing a tunnel, WB Equipment’s rebar grips provide the strength, reliability, and precision required for today’s demanding infrastructure projects. Available for sale, rental, and servicing, these quick-acting grips — paired with hydraulic jack systems — make pullout testing safer, faster, and more efficient.
For contractors and engineers across the U.S., WB Equipment is more than a supplier — it’s a partner in building a safer, stronger future.
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for immediate rentals to ALL States in the USA
Northeast U.S.
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
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The traditional tri-state area around New York City.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
(PA-NJ-DE)
Surrounding the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont
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Often grouped as the New England tri-state area.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts
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Another common group in New England.
Midwest U.S.
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
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Centered around the Chicago area.
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio
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Centered around the Cincinnati metro area.
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana
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Grouped in the Great Lakes region.
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A common grouping in the northern Midwest.
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Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C.
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The DMV region around Washington, D.C.
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland
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Grouped in the Appalachian region.
Southeast U.S.
Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
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The southeastern tri-state area.
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia
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Near the Chattanooga metro area.
Florida, Georgia, Alabama
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Bordering the southeastern states.
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Centered around Memphis.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
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Often grouped along the Gulf Coast.
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas
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Neighboring southern states.
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Grouped around Appalachia.
Southwest U.S.
New Mexico, Arizona, Texas
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Southwestern states.
Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas
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Bordering southern-central states.
Nevada, Arizona, California
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Southwestern region.
Western U.S.
California, Oregon, Nevada
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On the West Coast and southwestern U.S.
Washington, Oregon, Idaho
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Pacific Northwest region.
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho
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Mountain West tri-state area.
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska
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Neighboring Rocky Mountain states.
Central U.S.
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
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Centered around Kansas City.
Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa
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Great Plains region.
North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
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Upper Midwest.
Colorado, Utah, Arizona
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Mountain Southwest region.
Mountain West U.S.
Utah, Wyoming, Idaho
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Mountain West group.
Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming
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Northwestern tri-state area.
Nevada, Utah, Arizona
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Western U.S. states.
Non-Contiguous States
Alaska (AK)
Separate due to its location in the far north.
Hawaii (HI)
An island state in the Pacific.