Product Overview
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FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) angle profiles measuring 100 x 100 x 10 mm provide strong structural support across various industries. These L-shaped profiles deliver good performance compared to traditional materials like steel and aluminum. Other leg sizes are available in our fiberglass angle series.
Key Specifications
| Property | FRP Angle Profile | Steel Equivalent | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 100 mm × 100 mm × 10 mm | 100 mm × 100 mm × 10 mm | Equal sizing for direct replacement |
| Weight | 3.35 kg/m | 15.4 kg/m | approximately 78% lighter than steel of equal cross-section for easier handling |
| Corrosion Resistance | Good | Poor without treatment | Low maintenance required |
| Electrical Conductivity | Non-conductive | Conductive | Safer in electrical environments |
| Thermal Conductivity | Low (0.3-0.5 W/m·K) | High (43-58 W/m·K) | Good insulation properties |
| Service Life | long service life | 10-15 years (untreated) | Competitive long-term value |
| Moment of Inertia | 1.8×10⁶ mm⁴ | 1.9×10⁶ mm⁴ | Comparable structural performance |
| E-modulus | 25000.0 MPa | 210000.0 MPa | More flexible, absorbs vibration |
Why Choose Our FRP Angle Profiles?
Material Excellence
Our FRP profiles are manufactured using high-quality glass fibers and quality resins through a pultrusion process. This ensures consistent properties throughout the entire profile length, with a smooth light grey (RAL 7035) finish that maintains its appearance even in harsh environments.
Value Proposition
While the initial investment for FRP profiles may be 20-30% higher than steel alternatives, the total cost of ownership is lower:
- low maintenance costs (no painting or rust treatment required)
- Reduced installation labor costs due to lighter weight
- Replacement costs depend on application conditions, even in corrosive environments
- Energy savings from thermal insulation properties
Typical Applications
Chemical Industry:
- Framework for acid storage tanks
- Support structures for chemical processing equipment
- Corrosion-resistant barriers in chemical plants
Water Treatment:
- Structural components in cooling towers
- Support systems in wastewater treatment plants
- Salt-resistant frameworks for desalination facilities
Marine & Coastal:
- Dock supports and walkways are resistant to saltwater
- Structural components for oceanside facilities
- Framework for marine research equipment
Infrastructure:
- Bridge components requiring high strength-to-weight ratio
- Non-conductive supports near electrical systems
- Noise and barrier supports along transportation routes
Recreational:
- Swimming pool structural components
- Water park support systems
- Coastal recreational facilities
Installation Made Simple
Our FRP angle profiles can be cut with standard carbide-tipped woodworking tools and drilled with regular HSS bits. They accept conventional fasteners or can be joined with structural adhesives, making installation straightforward without specialized equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do FRP angle profiles perform in fire conditions? A: Our FRP profiles are available with flame-retardant formulations meeting international standards, including UL94-V0 and EN 13501-1. They maintain structural integrity during exposure to moderate heat and don’t conduct heat like metal alternatives. Q: Can FRP profiles be painted or color-customized? A: Yes, our profiles accept standard paints and coatings. However, most customers prefer the standard light grey finish that resists UV degradation and maintains appearance over long service life without repainting. Q: What is the expected lifespan of these FRP angle profiles? A: In normal conditions, our FRP profiles have long service life. Even in harsh chemical environments, coastal settings, or water treatment facilities, they typically have long service life. Q: How do FRP profiles compare to aluminum in marine environments? A: Unlike aluminum which can experience galvanic corrosion and pitting in saltwater environments, our FRP profiles remain resistant to salt exposure, making them a strong choice for marine applications. Q: Are these profiles environmentally friendly? A: Yes! The long service life reduces replacement waste, their lightweight nature decreases transportation emissions, and their thermal insulation properties contribute to energy savings in climate-controlled facilities. Q: Can I get custom dimensions or colors? A: While 100 x 100 x 10 mm is our standard size, we offer custom dimensions and colors for larger orders. Contact our sales team for customization options and minimum order quantities.
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