March 11, 12 p.m. Eastern Time
With thousands of precast concrete units fabricated, Helix Micro Rebar reinforcement has been proven to save countless hours of work, create a safer facility and result in stronger concrete. This webinar will show you how Helix Micro Rebar has been implemented to minimize post-construction risk and increase precaster capacity while providing owners with engineering support along the way.
This webinar will be led by Helix Steel’s President and Chief Technology Officer Luke Pinkerton to walk you through the fine details of the benefits of Helix Micro Rebar for precasters.
Every webinar attendee will receive an official Certificate of Completion.
Luke Pinkerton, PE (ME) is the President, Chief Technology Officer and founder of Helix Steel. He has a BS in engineering physics from Hope College, an MS in structural engineering from the University of Michigan, and an MBA from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Helix Steel is an innovative business based in Michigan that manufacturers and distributes the proprietary Helix® Micro Rebar™ concrete reinforcement. The one-inch-long twisted steel pieces are mixed with concrete to create a long-lasting bond, preventing cracks before they even start, and are code-approved in many applications from warehouse slabs and highway bridges to tilt-up panels and ICF.
Every 10,000 sq. ft. of rebar replaced with Micro Rebar® saves one full day of construction.
Using Micro Rebar® allows contractors to simplify operations, dramatically reducing project costs.
When compared to rebar, Helix® Micro Rebar® can increase fatigue resistance by up to 300%, and flexural strength by up to 33%.
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