Category Fiberglass Solutions

What is the difference between Composites, FRP and GRP? A lot of terms used in the composites industry are confusing. Let’s try to clarify the terminology. By definition, a “composite” is an engineering material consisting of 2 or more dissimilar components. These dissimilar components are usually classed as the matrix and the reinforcement. The matrix

What is Fiber Reinforced Plastic/Polymer (FRP)? Fiber reinforced polymers are made of two primary constituents; fibers and a polymer matrix. In FRP, the fiber is embedded in a polymer matrix. This structure gives completely different chemical and physical properties than the properties of the individual materials. In fact, these materials satisfy higher engineering requirements than

What is Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) / Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (GFRP)? Glass Reinforced Plastic, commonly known as fiberglass, is a fibre reinforced polymer with glass fibres in the composite structure. The polymer is usually the epoxy, polyester, or the vinyl. Fibreglass materials are commonly used in high performance leisure aircrafts and gliders, boats, automobiles,

What is the difference between FRP and GRP? • FRP is a composite material, where high strength fibres are included in a polymer matrix. They are used in many commercial and engineering applications due to their high strength and light weight. FRP is widely used as a substitute for metal and wood. Best example is

The main difference between the GRE and GRP is the resin used for bonding the glass fiber. GRP pipe used Isophthalic Resin whereas GRE pipe used Epoxy Resin. Pipes are used for industrial application, as it can withstand higher temperature compare to GRP pipe.