CageCaster® Rebar Cage Spacers

CageCaster Drilled Shaft Rebar Centralizer LogoThe CageCaster® rebar casing spacer is a heavy-duty steel and solid HDPE spacer used to centralize heavy reinforcing steel cages within drilled shafts, rock sockets and battered drilled shafts as well as on spiral reinforcing steel cages. CageCaster® steel frame reinforcement spacers provide the support necessary while the solid HDPE wheel aides in the process of centralizing the rebar cages during installation into the drilled shaft and throughout concrete placement.

Diagram of CageCaster Casing Spacers*Zinc Coated Available

 

View the CageCaster® Rebar Spacer Product Sheet.

CageCaster® rebar cage spacers properly position reinforcement cages every time.

The CageCaster® heavy-duty rebar centralizer is installed with the same tie wire used to assemble the reinforcing steel cage. These heavy-duty cage centralizers are built for drilled shaft construction and provide quality assurance for the driller, contractor, engineer and inspector that reinforcement cages are properly positioned off the base of the shaft every time.

Model

Cover

Bar Size

Packaging

Weight
CC250HD 2.5" n/a Sold Individually 1.7 lb ea
CC300HD 3" n/a Sold Individually 1.7 lb ea
CC350HD 4" n/a Sold Individually 1.7 lb ea
CC450HD 5" n/a Sold Individually 2.2 lb ea
CC550HD 6" n/a Sold Individually 2.2 lb ea

 *Custom sizes greater than 6" cover can be made upon request.

 

CageCaster® Rebar Cage Spacer Placement Recommendations

  • Use one CageCaster® per foot (or 304.8mm) of shaft diameter (Minimum of four (4) per tier)
  • Maximum six (6) foot (or 1.83m) spacing from the top of the shaft
  • Maximum two (2) foot (or 0.61m) spacing from bottom of the shaft
  • Range of ten (10) foot (or 3.048m) to fourteen (14) foot (or 4.2672m) interval spacing along the longitudinal axis of the shaft

Placement recommendations based on an average of variable conditions. Please call our expert staff for project-specific recommendations.

Working on a drilled shaft project? Our Sonitec® crosshole sonic logging (CSL) tubes allow for sonic structural integrity testing of concrete within drilled shafts. The CSL method has been used for more than 30 years and is the most requested method for foundation integrity testing by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and professionals throughout the construction industry.

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