FRP PROCESS
FRP stands for fiberglass-reinforced plastics. Since the introduction of other fiber reinforcement, FRP is also used to mean Fiber Reinforced Plastics. Other terms that are used interchangeably with FRP are reinforced thermoset plastic (RTP), reinforced thermoset resin (RTR) and glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). All of the above mentioned terms should not be confused with reinforced thermoplastic which is entirely different. There is a wide selection of thermoset resins available for most corrosion resistant applications. Unlike thermoplastics, thermoset plastics have a highly crosslinked molecular structure. The result is a flexural, tensile strength, and temperature performance that is twice that of most thermoplastics.
FRP is "brilliantly corrosion-resistant and durable'' ,''Strong , light and does not get rusty'' and ''stronger than steel and lighter than aluminum''.
FRP is a light and weight is only a quarter of steel. Installation is easy even in narrow areas and rooftops.
Light weight, Strong, No rust, Low maintenance costs Popular using in Walk way Gutter and etc.
No Rust. Popular using in industrial and general area such as for cover wastewater, cover pit and etc.
FRP Plalloy for Cooling tower structures are easy to installation with just a small parts such as Bolt nut washer & Rivet
