The pultruded fiberglass channelis produced by a protrusion process in which reinforcing fibers and liquid resins combine to form fiber-reinforced plastics (FRP). It is then molded into channels of various sizes and shapes to meet specific requirements. So what are the advantages? Look Down if you're interested.

The pultruded fiberglass channel is non-moldy, scaling, rotting, or rusting and is superior to many conventional materials such as wood, steel, and aluminum due to its unique properties:

Corrosion and Chemical Resistance: FRP is resistant to a variety of chemicals and is not subject to oxidation and corrosion, eliminating the costs associated with painting or galvanizing.

Lightweight but high strength: pultruded fiberglass channel can be 30% lighter than aluminum and 70% lighter than steel without sacrificing strength. In particular, it has excellent dimensional stability, and in pound-to-pound comparison, its tensile strength is much higher than steel.

Flexible and impact-resistant: FRP will not be permanently deformed under working load, distributed by the glass mat, to prevent surface damage.

Non-conductive: The pultruded fiberglass channel conducts neither electricity nor heat, making it a safe choice for many applications.

Economical and efficient: pultruded fiberglass channel is economical to transport and easy to process (for example, using simple tools to cut and shape), reducing the overall cost of any project.

Highly durable: since they do not deteriorate or rust, the pultruded fiberglass channel has a long life cycle and very low maintenance requirements and costs.

EMI/RFI Transparency: non-magnetic electromagnetic transparency makes the pultruded fiberglass channel ideal for many professional applications where metal components can cause interference.

Sustainability: Pultruded FRP products are energy efficient to manufacture, transport, and install, require less heat, generate less waste, and reduce pollution. In addition, FRP has a life cycle of 75-150 years and can be recycled or converted into other plastics-making it an environmentally friendly option for many industries such as construction and manufacturing.

These are the advantages of the pultruded fiberglass channel, which is widely used in a variety of areas. If you need pultruded fiberglass channel, please feel free to contact us.