Prestressed concrete threaded steel bars are divided into grades based on yield strength, which is coded as "PSB" plus the minimum specified yield strength. P, S, and B are the first letters of Pressing, Screw, and Bars respectively. For example: PSB930 represents steel bars with a minimum yield strength of 930MPa; PSB750 represents steel bars with a minimum yield strength of 750MPa.
PSB750 is not available in common specifications.
High-strength precision-rolled threaded steel bars are a new variety of steel bars developed in the 1970s. Its characteristic is that any section of the steel bar can be connected with an internally threaded connector or a threaded nut can be screwed on for anchoring. High-strength threaded steel bars are large-diameter, high-strength, high-dimensional precision straight steel bars with external threads rolled on the entire steel bar. They can be connected with connector joints to avoid welding.