FRP Angle

FRP Angle is a strong and affordable choice. It requires minimal upkeep. It’s perfect for creating walkways, supports, and other structures in harsh conditions.

We use fiberglass reinforcements in our structural FRP members and shapes. They combine with polyester or vinyl ester resin systems. Fiberglass structural shapes come in over 100 standard forms. Each fiberglass product features a surfacing veil that boosts corrosion and UV resistance.

These FRP fiberglass 90° angles are a strong, lightweight alternative to wood for structural uses. They’re made of fiberglass reinforced polyester.

Fiberline’s pultruded FRP angle profile is a cost-effective choice. It lasts a long time and needs no maintenance, even in tough conditions. This makes it a great alternative to steel and aluminum.

Application:

In factories and businesses, companies use FRP shapes. They serve in applications like railings and ladder systems. They offer durability and resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for heavy-duty use.

FRP shapes are lightweight and strong. This makes them great for construction where you need a high strength-to-weight ratio. Engineers use them in various structural applications to provide long-lasting, corrosion-resistant solutions. They often help strengthen wooden structures, columns, and beams. Also, they can retrofit buildings for better seismic resistance.

Structural engineering uses FRP profiles, such as tubes, rods, channels, and angles. Builders use them in new construction and also strengthen existing structures. They work on beams, columns, walls, and façade systems. This is because these materials are strong, light, and resistant to corrosion.

Seismic Retrofitting: Engineers use FRP shapes to improve how buildings resist earthquakes. They help boost the seismic resistance of concrete columns, beams, walls, and floors. This, in turn, enhances the strength and ductility of the structures.

Infrastructure Components: Builders use FRP shapes for tanks, manhole covers, and bridge repairs. Their resistance to chemicals and durability make them perfect for infrastructure use. They also require little maintenance.

Fiberglass angle profiles are strong and useful. They work well for assembling stair treads and can serve as brackets. These profiles are great for applications needing both load support and thermal insulation. Furthermore, builders can use the FRP angle profile as lateral bracing for construction.

Product Features:

Corrosion resistant. Won’t rot, rust, or corrode. Strong yet lightweight. Helps save on transportation. Great strength-to-weight ratio. Virtually maintenance-free. Durable and weather-resistant for a longer life cycle. Fire-retardant and nonconductive. Helps create a safer environment. Dimensionally stable. Won’t shrink, swell, warp, or bow. Highly consistent. Strength, appearance and quality are the same from piece to piece. Easy to fabricate and install. You can cut, drill, and assemble FRP with standard tools. Non-leaching. Does not must environmentally hazardous preservatives. Fast turnaround. We ship most in-stock orders within the next business day.