COMPOSITE MATERIAL (FRP - FIBER REINFORCED PLASTIC)
Fiberglass-reinforced (FRP), also known as “composite” is a material consisting of reinforced fiber reinforcement and polymer resin. The reinforcements provide strength and stiffness, while the resin is an adhesive matrix to bond the fibers. The surface finish, gelcoat completely covers the reinforcing fibers and protects the fibers from the effects of the environment. FRP composites offer many advantages over traditional materials. , include: High strength, light, corrosion resistance, durable, flexible in design, part combination, stable size, poor thermal conductivity, good fire resistance, reproducibility.
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Yacht Shell
Using for yacht shell is the most common and commonly known Use of FRP. Helps create beauty, durability and elegance. The highest quality material ever used.
Roof
With its waterproof properties, FRP is an excellent material for roofing. Especially with the ability to shed light, FRP helps to get natural light for the building.
Facade System
FRP is the optimal material to design and build facade systems for beautiful buildings, especially those designed in the non-structural school, with complex shapes on the outside.
Body of Car, Aircraft
With the characteristics of lightness and high strength, this is an undeniably good material for making car and airplane shells.
Decorate
FRP can make artificial rock formations, landscapes, animal statues... well serving decorative needs, especially light weight, making it easy to move when needed.
Waterproofing
Can use FRP waterproofing for swimming pools, aquariums, terraces ... Depending on the thickness, the waterproofing ability can be up to 50 years.
