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Electronically transparent and non-conductive
Food Processing: Used in food processing facilities due to its corrosion resistant and easy-to-clean properties. USDA/CFIA accepted and anti-microbial formulations provide additional benefits.
Advantages of FRP Flanges and Blind
One of the main advantages of using FRP ducts is their lightweight nature, which makes them easier to install and transport compared to traditional metal ductwork. This can result in lower labor costs and reduced installation times, saving both time and money for building owners and contractors.
From an environmental perspective, FRP presents an eco-friendly alternative. The reduced weight of FRP car bodies leads to lower energy consumption during production and throughout the vehicle's lifespan. Moreover, these materials can be recycled, aligning with the industry's increasing focus on sustainability.
FRP ducts, primarily composed of glass fibers embedded in a polymer resin matrix, provide exceptional mechanical properties. The glass fibers lend tensile strength while the resin provides rigidity, making these ducts highly resistant to impact, wear, and tear. This resilience makes them ideal for use in harsh environments where exposure to chemicals, extreme temperatures, or corrosive substances is common.
In the marine sector, fiberglass shells have become the standard for boat construction. Their resistance to corrosion from saltwater and weathering makes them more durable than their wooden or metal counterparts. Boats built with fiberglass shells not only last longer but also require less maintenance, translating into cost savings over time.
Meniscus Top: The concave surface, or half-moon cross-section has no grit. This molded meniscus top grating provides superior slip-resistant footing in most environments including wet or oily conditions and is the standard surface for all Specialty Steel’s molded gratings.
