Prepared bars arriving on site
Confirm remaining connections and coupler dimensions before selecting a wrench.
SDX Rebar Tools
On-site vs Workshop Processing
Decide which operations belong at each work location, then request tools for the remaining tasks. Avoid buying one generic package for different workflows.
Model selection at a glance
Length adjustment at the work area
Check actual bar size, blade access and material against saw capacity.
Repeated workshop production
Describe batch requirements and existing equipment; these handheld tools are not a complete automated line.
Separate power mode from tool voltage
SDX-200RLB lists a 21 V tool, with corded mode via ac adapter and 110 V / 230 V adapter input. These describe different parts of the power arrangement. Confirm what is supplied when moving between a powered bench and a site location.
Define the handover to the assembly crew
A workshop can hand over bars at different preparation stages. List what arrives ready for assembly and what remains: length adjustment, approved bending or straightening, and prepared-thread connection. Each remaining operation leads to its own tool group; no single handheld model replaces the entire preparation workflow.
Describe site requirements
Record relocation frequency, available power, working access and the bar’s installed position. Portability does not automatically mean cordless operation.
Request a task-based configuration
Send a short schedule: location, operation, bar/coupler size and quantity. The technical recommendation can then address each work area separately.
Relevant models
SDX-200RLB
Applicable rebar: 8–32 mmCoupler outer diameter: 19–31 mm
SDX-400RL
Applicable rebar: 16–40 mmCoupler outer diameter: 24–60 mm
SDX-300CT
Cutting capacity: Rebar up to 32 mmSaw blade diameter: 110 mm
SDX-HRB-25
Bending range: 4–25 mmPower: 1,200 W
Explore the working context
Compare portable rebar tools → by operation, handling requirements and available power.