FAQ’s

• Corrosion resistance
• High strength-to-weight ratio
• Low maintenance
• Electrical insulation
• Design flexibility

FRP is used in industries like construction, automotive, aerospace, marine, oil & gas, wastewater treatment, and electrical applications. Common products include FRP gratings, pipes, tanks, panels, and handrails.

FRP can be manufactured with fire-retardant additives, but standard FRP is not inherently fire-resistant.

FRP has a long lifespan, typically 20-50 years, depending on environmental conditions and maintenance.

Yes, FRP is designed to resist UV rays, moisture, and extreme temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor applications.

FRP items can be installed using mechanical fasteners, adhesives, or welding techniques, depending on the application.

FRP requires minimal maintenance, usually just periodic cleaning with water and mild detergents.

Yes, minor damages can be repaired using resin-based patching techniques or fiberglass reinforcement.

Yes, FRP products can be manufactured in various sizes, shapes, colors, and finishes according to project requirements.

FRP has a higher initial cost but offers lower long-term expenses due to reduced maintenance and longer lifespan.