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Specific Attention

Devoted to Aging Workers

Help People

Work On The Job

24+ years

of Research & Development

Stand Up Rebar Tier

Tie rebar wire without bending or kneeling and using pliers.

Description

Concrete and construction work often requires rebar to be placed while pouring concrete.  Connecting the rebar is done by placing rebar wire at points on the rebar.  This is done by twisting the wire using a pair of pliers, then cutting the wire.  This is often done while the worker is kneeling or stooping over.

A Stand Up Rebar Tier will complete this task while standing up.  A worker can walk along and tie each joint without having to stoop over once, allowing a worker with back injuries to tie the rebar.

 

s, Workers with common conditions such as these would benefit from a Stand Up Rebar Tier: Aging, Back Injury, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome/Repetitive Motion Injury, Diabetes/Diabetic Neuropathy, Hand Injury, Hip Pain, Knee Pain, Leg Amputation, Lower Extremity Impairments, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Muscular Dystrophy, Replaced Joints (Arthroplasty), Rheumatoid Arthritis (hands, wrists, knees & feet), Degenerative Joint Disease.

  • The RB401T-E is an ergonomic solution for backbreaking slab work.
  • Triggerless technology (Pat. Pending) allows the tool to instantly tie when the contact switch is engaged.
  • The TwinTier’s Dual Wire Feeding Mechanism doubles the tying speed, completing a tie in approximately ½ second, increasing productivity.
  • Compared to conventional rebar tying solutions the TwinTier’s Wire Pull Back Mechanism dispenses the precise amount of wire needed to form a tie, reducing wire usage and cutting production cost.
  • The TwinTier’s “Wire Bending Mechanism” (Patent Pending) produces a shorter tie height which requires less concrete to cover a wire tie.
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