PC truss reinforcement is a specialized steel component designed for prefabricated concrete structures, providing enhanced structural integrity and construction efficiency.

Composed of one upper chord steel bar and two lower chord steel bars arranged in a triangular configuration, connected by two long wavy bent belly bar steel bars to form a steel skeleton with an inverted V-shaped cross-section.

• Enhanced Connection: Connects prefabricated truss panels with cast-in-place concrete, improving shear resistance and overall structural integrity
• Material Efficiency: Lower chord steel reinforcement can replace conventional reinforcement, reducing total steel consumption
• Integrated Suspension Points: Eliminates need for separate suspension point installation in prefabricated truss panels
• Increased Support Spacing: Allows wider temporary support spacing during construction, reducing support requirements
• Protective Layer Control: Serves as support for steel mesh in cast-in-place concrete, maintaining proper reinforcement cover thickness

Primarily used in composite panels and composite wall panels within prefabricated concrete structures. Enhances connection performance between prefabricated panels and post-poured concrete layers, enabling superior load-bearing capacity in laminated wall panels and serving as critical connection components between precast inner and outer panels.

• Automated production with low consumption, high capacity, and reduced labor costs
• Optimized stress distribution with economical material selection and cost efficiency
• Reduces on-site steel bar binding by 60-70%, accelerating construction timelines
• Stable product quality adaptable to large-span floor slabs through adjustable truss height and steel bar diameter
• Mechanical properties comparable to traditional cast-in-place with excellent crack resistance