Steel Fibre Types: WHE, WRC and WCR Explained
Understand common steel fibre shapes and how hooked, crimped and waved forms are reviewed for concrete reinforcement.
Steel fibre product names can become confusing when buyers compare suppliers. The practical way is to review fibre shape, size, tensile strength, anchorage behaviour, packing and application.
Hooked end steel fibre
Hooked end steel fibre is often reviewed when mechanical anchorage and post-crack behaviour matter. It is commonly discussed for industrial floors, precast concrete, shotcrete and infrastructure concrete.
Crimped or waved steel fibre
Crimped and waved profiles are selected around bonding, distribution and project preference. Buyers should compare datasheets and sample photos before confirming a model.
How to choose
Tell SHWITCOM the application, expected dosage, target fibre length, packing method and delivery country. We can help organize the product family into a quotation-ready specification.
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