FRP Profiles are made of unsaturated polyester resin as the matrix and glass fiber mat as the reinforcing material by pultrusion process, and there are many kinds of FRP Profiles, such as round bar, round tube, angle, square tube, channel, I-beam, T-beam, grille, shaped parts, etc. They are corrosion resistant, light weight, high strength, anti-aging, easy to install, stable performance and beautiful. It is widely used in building materials and homes, cooling towers, guardrails, operating platforms, municipalities, chemical industry and other fields, and can be designed, flexible and convenient, customized on demand, etc.

FRP Profiles have many advantages, but how to select them in practice? First of all, we need to select a regular manufacturer to ensure the quality and safety of products from the source, and not to take inferior raw materials as good. Secondly, we should choose the suitable resin according to the actual working condition and usage environment, different resin types have different degree of corrosion resistance, and vinyl resin should be used for higher degree of corrosion resistance.

The advantages of using FRP Profiles.

FRP building profiles mainly include: FRP angle, FRP round pipe, FRP I-beam (FRP h-beam), FRP square pipe, FRP channel, etc. It is mainly an alternative to steel, wood and aluminum.

Total life cycle cost is significantly lower than traditionally used materials, such as wood and steel.

No lifting equipment required

Pultruded fiberglass profiles are light weight, easy to handle and transport. They require less equipment, workers and installation time. In addition, pultruded structural profiles and structural systems can be installed in the field using standard tools. This reduces the risk of on-site injury and downtime associated with traditional materials and installation equipment.

Fiberglass products withstand weathering and UV usage environments. After installation, fiberglass products are low maintenance and sustainable over time.

Fiberglass products are non-conductive and can be produced with a non-slip surface to provide a safe working environment for employees.

In terms of weight, FRP Profiles are two-thirds the weight of aluminum and one-quarter the weight of steel. Crews accustomed to handling heavy steel beams or wooden poles will find FRP Profiles easier to use.

FRP Profiles are easier to handle, move and install, which minimizes transportation and maintenance costs.