Customized Fiberglass Pultrusions

High Strength-To-Weight Ratio

Fiberglass reinforced polymer(FRP) is up to 70% lighter than steel, FRP materials, unlike steel and aluminum, offer a high strength-to-weight ratio. This is particularly beneficial in applications where weight is a critical factor but high strength is still required, such as in the manufacture of aircraft and automobiles.

Non-Conductive And Radio Frequency Transparent

FRP is electrically & thermally non-conductive and radio frequency transparent, making it ideal for applications where these characteristics are desired, such as in the construction of telecommunications structures and electrical equipment enclosures.

Chemical Resistance

 FRP products are resistant to aggressive chemicals, and liquids, This makes them ideal for wastewater treatment plants, swimming pools, cooling towers and construction, where there is a risk of corrosion. The resistance to environmental influences increases the life cycle of the material and object that fiberglass is applied to. Also, ensures visual aesthetics for a longer period of time.

Sound Insulation

FRP material is an efficient solution for sound insulation and the creation of acoustic, fiberglass composites can be used in just about any type of applications.

Flexibility In Design

Unlike steel and aluminum, FRP can be molded into various complex shapes and sizes without any significant alteration to its properties. This gives it an advantage in many different manufacturing and construction fields.

Cost-Effective

While the initial investment may be higher, the long-term operating costs of FRP are lower due to its durability and low maintenance requirements when compared to steel and aluminum.