FRP Line Composite

Our Production Technology

Composite Technologies

We combine the superior properties of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) material with CNC controlled fiber winding technology.

Pultrusion Line
8
Sheet Line
75 m
Ton Press Capacity
1.200
Grating Line
16

Materials Science

What is GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic)?

GRP (GRP - Glass Reinforced Plastic) is a superior composite material resulting from the combination of the high mechanical strength of glass fiber and the chemical resistance of thermosetting resin.

In this combination, glass fibers form the "bone" structure that carries the load, while the resin forms the "muscle" tissue that holds these fibers together, distributes the load and protects against external factors.

  1. corrosion free

    Does not rust, does not rot

  2. Thermal Resistance

    Low thermal conductivity

  3. Tight

    Monoblock structure

  4. Light & Strong

    High strength/weight

Production Method

Filament Winding

In CNC-controlled machines, continuous glass fiber rovings pass through the resin bath and are wound on the rotating mold with micron precision. Beyond manual production, we produce tanks with equal strength at every point.

  1. Homogeneous Structure

    Endless fiberglass rovings are wound with perfect order and tension. The risk of weak spots or air bubbles in manual production is eliminated.

  2. Directed Strength

    Fibers are wrapped at hoop and helical angles depending on the pressure the tank will be exposed to. Stronger pressure resistance than steel.

  3. Monoblock Body

    The tank body is produced in one piece. There are no joints, welds or rivets. Sealing is guaranteed.

  4. Optimized Cost

    Wall thickness is optimized according to pressure with computer-aided design. The use of unnecessary materials is avoided.

  1. Pultrusion Profiles

    Corrosion-resistant, lightweight and high-strength composite profiles. They do not rust like steel or rot like timber, and they serve outdoors and in damp environments without painting or constant maintenance. I-beams, U-profiles, angles, box sections and project-specific cross-sections can all be produced. They are chosen for bridge and platform beams, cooling-tower components, FRP reinforcement bars and structural load-bearing systems.

  2. Flat Sheets and Panels (Fibropan)

    Flat, corrugated and trapezoidal composite sheets produced on a continuous line. Translucent options let daylight through where it is wanted, while the material stands up to corrosion and weather. Being light compared with sheet metal and similar materials, it reduces handling and installation loads. It is used for factory and warehouse roofing and cladding, trapezoidal and corrugated panel applications, and rooflight sheets.

  3. SMC-BMC Hot Press Production

    Repeatable series parts produced by hot compression moulding. Surface quality and dimensional stability are high, so every part from the same mould matches the last; the material is light compared with metal, corrosion-resistant and electrically insulating. It is widely used for automotive parts, electrical panel and enclosure bodies, modular water-tank panels and manhole covers.

  4. Composite Gratings

    Composite grating flooring with a slip-resistant surface, corrosion resistance and no electrical conductivity. It is an alternative in aggressive environments where steel grating rusts, needs painting and demands regular maintenance; being light, it can be handled by hand and cut and fitted easily on site. It serves as platforms, walkways and channel covers in chemical plants, offshore platforms, marinas and treatment works.

Material Options

Resin Types and Areas of Use

We offer resin options suitable for every chemical and temperature condition. Our engineers determine the most suitable resin for your project.

  1. Orthophthalic Resins

    General purpose use

    It is preferred in simple water storage or decorative products that are resistant to atmospheric conditions. It is an economical option.

    Resistance: Low-Medium

  2. Isophthalic Resins

    Drinking water and medium chemical resistance

    They are resins with increased water and chemical resistance. It is standard in underground tanks and projects requiring hydrolysis resistance.

    Resistance: Medium-High

  3. Vinylester Resins

    Aggressive chemicals

    Excellent resistance to acids, bases, solvents and oxidizing agents. It is indispensable for high temperature and industrial process tanks.

    Resistance: Very High

  4. Epoxy Resins

    Special mechanical and thermal applications

    These are resins used in aviation and advanced engineering applications. It can be used according to the requirements of the project.

    Resistance: Highest

To compare

FRP vs Other Materials

FRP tanks offer many advantages compared to traditional materials.

FRP vs Other Materials
FeatureCTPSteelConcretePE (Plastic)
Corrosion ResistancePerfectWeakMiddleGood
Lifespan50+ Years15-20 Years30-40 Years15-25 Years
Maintenance NeedVery LowHighMiddleLow
Hygiene / AlgaePerfectWeakWeakGood
Installation TimeVery fastSlowToo SlowFast

Let's Determine the Right Solution for Your Project Together

Our expert engineers will determine the most appropriate resin type and tank design according to the characteristics of the substance you will store.