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KRB Machinery Company KRB designs and manufactures complete rebar cutting, rebar bending and rebar material handling systems.

Service Engineer Daniel Goodling, has earned his apprenticeship certification in Mechatronics from the Manufacturers Ass...
11/03/2026

Service Engineer Daniel Goodling, has earned his apprenticeship certification in Mechatronics from the Manufacturers Association. Congratulations Daniel!

HOW TO COMPARE REBAR BENDERS Most buying guides for rebar bending machines start with the same advice: check the maximum...
10/21/2026

HOW TO COMPARE REBAR BENDERS

Most buying guides for rebar bending machines start with the same advice: check the maximum bar diameter. That specification matters, but it only tells you what a machine can bend under ideal conditions. Learn what questions to ask that determine whether a bending machine earns its cost back or sits underused in the corner of your shop.

What capacity rating should you actually trust on a rebar bending machine?

10/15/2026

It's a wrap. another successful Employee Ownership month has been celebrated. ESOP-WEEN 2026 was speakers, awards, music, food, baked good, costumes and fun!

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10/14/2026

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Most rebar fabrication equipment guides treat all shops the same. A contractor running 20 tons a day through a commercial project gets the same advice as a fabricator processing 100-plus tons a day for a bridge deck or a nuclear containment structure.

Nathan Kauffman, President and CEO (right) and Kjersti Cory, ESOP Trustee (left) present Dave Meckley, a custom fabricat...
09/25/2026

Nathan Kauffman, President and CEO (right) and Kjersti Cory, ESOP Trustee (left) present Dave Meckley, a custom fabricated rebar putter. Dave has been a KRB board member for 25 years and has served on 25 for-profit and 25 nonprofit boards. KRB thanks Dave for his valuable experience and decades of service.

80% of rebar cutting downtime traces back to a few recurring problems. Blade wear, material jams, and hydraulic failures...
09/14/2026

80% of rebar cutting downtime traces back to a few recurring problems. Blade wear, material jams, and hydraulic failures account for the majority of unplanned stoppages in high-volume shops.

The fix starts with visibility. Log every interruption for two weeks, and the pattern becomes clear. From there, the steps are practical: preventive maintenance on a tonnage-based schedule, operators trained to catch issues before they escalate, and critical spare parts on-site so a dull blade set does not cost you three days of lost production.

We put together a step-by-step guide covering all seven areas where fabrication shops can tighten their cutting operations, from floor layout optimization to real-time diagnostics. The full walkthrough is in the first comment.

Choosing the wrong rebar cutting equipment costs your plant time, labor, and money. To keep your line running shift afte...
08/31/2026

Choosing the wrong rebar cutting equipment costs your plant time, labor, and money. To keep your line running shift after shift, evaluate these critical factors before buying:

Workload & Bar Sizes: Match equipment capacity directly to your daily tonnage targets and rebar diameters (up to #18).

Shear Type & Build Quality: Opt for durable guillotine shears over alligator options for high-volume, multi-shift operations.

Automation & Maintenance: Look for programmable controls to lower operator error and quick-change blades to minimize downtime.

Layout & Support: Choose modular configurations that fit your floor plan and partner with a manufacturer offering reliable field service.

KRB Machinery builds modular cutters and shearlines engineered for high-output environments, scaling alongside your production goals.

Read the full selection guide here: https://hubs.li/Q04vXytG0

Shearline downtime can quickly reduce throughput, disrupt schedules, and increase labor costs. Our latest blog shares pr...
08/25/2026

Shearline downtime can quickly reduce throughput, disrupt schedules, and increase labor costs. Our latest blog shares practical ways to minimize interruptions, improve rebar handling, and keep your operation running efficiently—from routine maintenance and faster changeovers to reliable, rugged equipment built for continuous production. Read the full article: https://hubs.li/Q04vbct00

KRB supports the Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) at the annual Northeastern Golf Outing. Pictured left to ri...
08/06/2026

KRB supports the Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) at the annual Northeastern Golf Outing. Pictured left to right are: Jim McCormick, Dom Particelli (KRB), Lou Parous and Zach Sayre.

We’re loading them up and shipping them out. Summer is heating up, so get your orders in before fall arrives.
07/31/2026

We’re loading them up and shipping them out. Summer is heating up, so get your orders in before fall arrives.

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1058 Cool Creek Road
Wrightsville, PA
17368

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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