A key component for adding reinforcement to all types of construction projects, binding wire is used to fasten or tie stirrups and reinforcement bars. This helps to hold them in place during the entire construction process, especially in events where poured concrete is being applied. At ARC, binding wire is readily available in 50-pound rolls, but smaller, customized orders can also be cut to order.
AVAILABLE IN
50lb Rolls; Smaller customized orders can be obtained
BARBED WIRE
Protect your property and agricultural investments with high-quality barbed wire fencing. Made with clusters of short, sharp spikes, this multi-purpose fencing material has a wide range of applications and is highly flexible. ARC Manufacturing can provide barbed wire in quantities for both small and large scale commercial projects, as well as smaller residential, industrial and agricultural uses.
Typically used in lieu of 3/8 steel, wire is often used to create stirrups to reinforce various types of residential and commercial construction projects such as columns, beams, lintels and stiffeners. At ARC, wire is readily available in 50-pound rolls, but smaller, customized orders can also be cut to order.
AVAILABLE IN
50lb Rolls; Smaller customized orders can be obtained.
Mainly used for light-weight or delicate welding projects such as automobile body work and ornamental steel fabrications, welding wire is most commonly used with thin sheet metal.
AVAILABLE IN
#10 and #12 gauge
Mainly used to reinforce large areas of construction such as pavements, floors, slab roofs, and walls, fabric mesh ties and holds concrete slabs/poured concrete together and prevents cracking or crumbling. The structural reinforcement offered by fabric mesh also gives all types of building constructions more resilience and resistance to damage over time or from natural environmental elements.
AVAILABLE IN
Rolls or Sheets
Primarily used in the construction of balustrades, ornamental designs, door frames and architectural design, square bars refer to solid square steel sections which start from 10mm upwards.
H-BEAMS
Specifically designed to offer load-bearing support, H-beams have a H-shaped cross section. These are often used as roof beams, or to provide structural support in industrial metal/steel fabrications
A key component of roofing construction, purlins are horizontal steel beams used in roofing to support rafters or boards. Galvanized to prevent rusting.
