Overview
Structural strength, minus the corrosion.
GFRP profiles are produced by pultrusion: continuous glass fibers are pulled through a resin bath and a heated die, forming sections with consistent shape and excellent strength along their length.
They are light, corrosion-resistant and electrically non-conductive, making them a long-life alternative to steel, aluminium and timber – especially in wet, salty or chemically aggressive environments.
Typical uses
Where they are used
- I-beams, channels and angles
- Cable trays and safety ladders
- Gratings and platforms
- Handrails and walkways
- Canopies and cladding
- Custom sections to order
Properties
Key properties
- Light weight
- High strength
- Corrosion resistant
- Non-conductive
- Low maintenance
- Custom colours and shapes
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