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Why a Cordless Rebar Tying Machine Is a Smart Investment for Australian Construction Projects

Cordless Rebar Tying Machine

Tying reinforcing steel by hand means spending hours bent over while making the same twisting motion over and over. On bigger pours, that repetition can drain time from the job and wear workers down fast. No wonder more Australian contractors are making the switch to cordless rebar tying machines. Aside from reducing the physical strain on workers, another major advantage is the consistency of the ties.

What are the risks of tying rebar by hand?

Tying reinforcement steel with pliers can quickly and seriously take a toll on your body. You're constantly twisting and gripping while often being bent in an awkward position. When you do the same movement all day, you keep loading the same joints with very little chance to recover.

In fact, research from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health found that traditional rebar tying involves repetitive movements that increase the risk of disorders of the elbow and wrist. By using a rebar tying machine, you reduce the risk of these musculoskeletal injuries.

Automated rebar tying machines can complete jobs significantly faster compared to tying steel bars by hand. And if you're working in a tight space or somewhere without easy access to power, a cordless rebar tying machine can give you the same speed and convenience without being tied to a power source.

For instance, the cordless RAPIDTOOL WRAPTOR (WRAP-44) can tie reinforcing steel with 1.3mm high-tensile wire in less than half a second. Each wire coil gives you up to 420 ties, and the REO-BOSS Li-ION battery delivers up to 4,000 ties on a single charge, so you can keep working without constantly stopping to reload or recharge. This lightweight and ergonomically designed tool puts less strain on your body, so it’s more comfortable to use during long shifts.

Achieve stronger and more consistent ties

Apart from helping you tie steel bars quickly, a top-quality cordless rebar tying machine also lets you achieve secure,more reliable ties every time. It keeps reinforcing bars firmly in place so that they're less likely to move while concrete is being poured or vibrated. Each tie will maintain consistent tension to help reduce the risk of loose ties that can create stress points or allow the reinforcement to shift.

RAPIDTOOL's rebar tying machines are designed to help you produce secure, consistent ties that help the structure transfer loads more effectively. This helps your project become more resistant to shear and tension, as well as compression forces.

Find the right rebar tying machine for your project

Keep your construction projects moving and safe by getting a RAPIDTOOL cordless rebar tying machine. Their team can also help you compare their rebar tying machines so you can find the right fit for your projects. 



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