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MAX is a Japanese manufacturer of industrial power tools and fastening systems, founded in 1942 and headquartered in Tokyo. The company's product range includes pneumatic and cordless nailers, staplers, rebar tying tools, and the consumables that support them. MAX rebar tying tools are used in concrete reinforcement to secure intersections of reinforcing steel bars, replacing manual tying methods. The tools are typically powered by lithium-ion batteries or compressed air, and they feed wire from coils to form consistent ties at speed. MAX produces both the tools and the wire consumables, which are matched to specific tool models to ensure reliable feeding and tie formation. The rebar tie wire line includes multiple gauges, coil lengths, and wrap configurations. For example, 19-gauge wire is available in 200 ft or 215 ft coils with 2 or 1 wraps per tie, while 21-gauge wire comes in 312 ft coils with 3 wraps per tie. A 16-gauge option is supplied in 82 ft coils with 1 wrap per tie. These variations allow contractors to match wire to the specific tying tool and application requirements, such as tie strength, wire consumption, and tool compatibility. The wire is made of steel and is packaged in multi-coil packs, typically 30 or 50 coils per pack. Some SKUs are manufactured in the USA, while others are globally sourced. 3G Electric supplies MAX rebar tying tools, wire, and accessories to industrial and construction buyers worldwide. The product line is relevant to plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to maintain concrete reinforcement operations. 3G Electric provides access to the full range of MAX rebar tie wire SKUs, including those with specific gauge, coil length, and wrap count combinations. The company supports global logistics, allowing customers to source these consumables alongside other industrial equipment. For technical buyers, the key specifications to consider are wire gauge, coil length, wraps per tie, and pack quantity. These parameters determine compatibility with MAX tying tools and influence the number of ties that can be completed per coil. The wire is designed to meet the demands of securing rebar in foundations, slabs, walls, and columns. MAX rebar tying tools and wire are part of a broader ecosystem of construction fastening solutions. 3G Electric's catalog includes the consumables that keep these tools operating, with options for different regional sourcing and packaging. This allows procurement teams to standardize on MAX wire across projects while managing inventory and supply chain considerations. The availability of multiple SKUs with varying specifications means buyers can select the wire that matches their tool model and tie requirements without compromising on fit or performance. 3G Electric's role is to make these products accessible globally, with the technical data needed to specify the correct wire for each application.

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About MAX

MAX is a Japanese manufacturer of industrial power tools and fastening systems, founded in 1942 and headquartered in Tokyo. The company's product range includes pneumatic and cordless nailers, staplers, rebar tying tools, and the consumables that support them. MAX rebar tying tools are used in concrete reinforcement to secure intersections of reinforcing steel bars, replacing manual tying methods. The tools are typically powered by lithium-ion batteries or compressed air, and they feed wire from coils to form consistent ties at speed. MAX produces both the tools and the wire consumables, which are matched to specific tool models to ensure reliable feeding and tie formation. The rebar tie wire line includes multiple gauges, coil lengths, and wrap configurations. For example, 19-gauge wire is available in 200 ft or 215 ft coils with 2 or 1 wraps per tie, while 21-gauge wire comes in 312 ft coils with 3 wraps per tie. A 16-gauge option is supplied in 82 ft coils with 1 wrap per tie. These variations allow contractors to match wire to the specific tying tool and application requirements, such as tie strength, wire consumption, and tool compatibility. The wire is made of steel and is packaged in multi-coil packs, typically 30 or 50 coils per pack. Some SKUs are manufactured in the USA, while others are globally sourced. 3G Electric supplies MAX rebar tying tools, wire, and accessories to industrial and construction buyers worldwide. The product line is relevant to plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to maintain concrete reinforcement operations. 3G Electric provides access to the full range of MAX rebar tie wire SKUs, including those with specific gauge, coil length, and wrap count combinations. The company supports global logistics, allowing customers to source these consumables alongside other industrial equipment. For technical buyers, the key specifications to consider are wire gauge, coil length, wraps per tie, and pack quantity. These parameters determine compatibility with MAX tying tools and influence the number of ties that can be completed per coil. The wire is designed to meet the demands of securing rebar in foundations, slabs, walls, and columns. MAX rebar tying tools and wire are part of a broader ecosystem of construction fastening solutions. 3G Electric's catalog includes the consumables that keep these tools operating, with options for different regional sourcing and packaging. This allows procurement teams to standardize on MAX wire across projects while managing inventory and supply chain considerations. The availability of multiple SKUs with varying specifications means buyers can select the wire that matches their tool model and tie requirements without compromising on fit or performance. 3G Electric's role is to make these products accessible globally, with the technical data needed to specify the correct wire for each application.

Common Applications

  • Concrete foundations — MAX 19-gauge rebar tie wire (SKU 787EJ3) for securing rebar intersections in foundation pours.
  • Slab reinforcement — MAX 21-gauge rebar tie wire (SKU 11A330) with 3 wraps per tie for high-strength tying in slab construction.
  • Wall construction — MAX 16-gauge rebar tie wire (SKU 11A332) in 82 ft coils for tying vertical and horizontal wall reinforcement.
  • Column reinforcement — MAX 19-gauge rebar tie wire (SKU 489P17) with 1 wrap per tie for efficient tying in column cages.
  • Precast concrete — MAX 21-gauge rebar tie wire (SKU 11A329) for securing rebar in precast forms and molds.
  • Infrastructure projects — MAX 19-gauge rebar tie wire (SKU 489P18) for tying rebar in bridges, tunnels, and other heavy civil structures.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about MAX from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between MAX 19-gauge and 21-gauge rebar tie wire?

MAX 19-gauge rebar tie wire is available in 200 ft coils with 2 wraps per tie (SKU 787EJ3) or 215 ft coils with 1 wrap per tie (SKUs 489P17 and 489P18). The 21-gauge wire is supplied in 312 ft coils with 3 wraps per tie (SKUs 11A330, 11A329, and 11A331). Gauge affects wire diameter and tensile strength, while coil length and wrap count determine the number of ties per coil and compatibility with specific MAX tying tool models. Selection depends on the required tie strength and the tool's feed mechanism.

Which MAX rebar tie wire SKUs are made in the USA?

SKU 787EJ3 (MPN TW1061T USA) is a 19-gauge steel rebar tie wire in 200 ft coils with 2 wraps per tie, and it is made in the USA. It is packaged in a 30-pack. Other MAX rebar tie wire SKUs in the 3G Electric catalog are globally sourced. The country of origin is indicated on each product's specifications. For procurement requiring domestic content, verify the specific SKU and its current sourcing status at the time of order.

What does 'wraps per tie' mean for MAX rebar tie wire?

Wraps per tie refers to the number of times the wire is wrapped around the rebar intersection before the tie is completed. MAX wire is available with 1, 2, or 3 wraps per tie. For example, SKU 489P17 has 1 wrap per tie, SKU 787EJ3 has 2 wraps per tie, and SKU 11A330 has 3 wraps per tie. The wrap count is determined by the wire's pre-formed shape and the tying tool's mechanism. More wraps generally provide a stronger tie but consume more wire per tie, affecting the total number of ties per coil.

How many coils are in a pack of MAX rebar tie wire?

MAX rebar tie wire is packaged in multi-coil packs. The pack quantity varies by SKU: 30 coils per pack for SKU 787EJ3 (200 ft coils) and SKU 489P17 (215 ft coils); 50 coils per pack for SKUs 11A330, 11A329, 11A331, 11A332, 11A333, and 489P18. The pack quantity is listed in the product specifications. When ordering, confirm the pack quantity to ensure it matches your inventory and usage requirements.

What are the coil lengths available for MAX rebar tie wire?

MAX rebar tie wire is supplied in several coil lengths: 82 ft (SKUs 11A332 and 11A333, 16-gauge, 1 wrap per tie), 200 ft (SKU 787EJ3, 19-gauge, 2 wraps per tie), 215 ft (SKUs 489P17 and 489P18, 19-gauge, 1 wrap per tie), and 312 ft (SKUs 11A330, 11A329, and 11A331, 21-gauge, 3 wraps per tie). Coil length, combined with wire gauge and wraps per tie, determines the total number of ties that can be made from each coil. Choose the coil length that matches your tool and project duration.

Are MAX rebar tie wires compatible with all MAX tying tools?

MAX rebar tie wire is designed for use with specific MAX tying tool models. Compatibility depends on the wire gauge, coil length, and wrap configuration. For example, 19-gauge wire with 2 wraps per tie (SKU 787EJ3) is intended for tools that accept that specification, while 21-gauge wire with 3 wraps per tie (SKU 11A330) is for different tool models. Always refer to the tool's manual or specification sheet to confirm the required wire type. Using the correct wire ensures proper feeding and tie formation.