FRP Special-shaped Parts

  FRP Special-Shaped Parts are widely used in industrial, marine, automotive, aerospace, and construction applications where lightweight, corrosion resistance, and high strength are required. Thes...

FRP Corner Moulding

FRP Corner Moulding is commonly used to protect edges from impact, conceal joint seams, and provide aesthetic finishing in commercial buildings, factories, chemical plants, marine environments, and...

FRP U Channel

What is an FRP U Channel? Unlike traditional metal U channels (steel or aluminum), FRP U channels offer superior chemical resistance, electrical insulation, and minimal maintenance requirements. ...

FRP Purlin

  1. Conventional Specifications & Dimensions FRP purlins are manufactured in different shapes, sizes, and profiles to meet specific structural requirements. The most commonly used specificat...

FRP Top Rail

1. Conventional Specifications & Dimensions FRP Top Rails come in different shapes, sizes, and profiles depending on their applications. However, the most commonly used specifications include:...

GRP Handrail

✅ Key Features of GRP Handrails Corrosion Resistance: GRP is highly resistant to chemicals, saltwater, and environmental factors, making it ideal for marine, offshore, and industrial environm...

GRP Kickplates

A GRP Kickplate (also known as a toe board) is a protective barrier installed at the base of guardrails, walkways, platforms, staircases, and other structures to prevent tools, debris, or objects f...

GRP Wide Flange Beam

1. What is a GRP Wide Flange Beam? A GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) Wide Flange Beam, also known as an FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) Wide Flange Beam, is a structural profile designed to pro...

GRP I Beam

A GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) I Beam, also known as an FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) I Beam, is a structural profile designed for high-strength, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant applic...

GRP Channel

1. What is a GRP Channel? GRP Channels are widely used in construction, industrial frameworks, marine applications, electrical installations, and chemical plants, where lightweight, non-corrosive,...

GRP Box Section

GRP Box Sections are commonly used as load-bearing structures in construction, industrial, marine, and electrical applications where corrosion resistance, lightweight properties, and high mechanica...

GRP Angle

1. What is GRP Angle? GRP Angles are produced through pultrusion, ensuring consistent quality and structural integrity. They are widely used in framing, supports, bracing, and reinforcement applic...