Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic Pipes are manufactured by combining high-strength glass fibers with advanced resin systems. This composite construction results in a material that offers excellent structural integrity while remaining lightweight and corrosion-resistant.
The controlled manufacturing process ensures accurate fiber placement and uniform resin distribution. This precision enhances the mechanical strength of the pipes and ensures consistent quality across production batches.
GRP pipes are designed to maintain their structural properties under varying pressure and environmental conditions. The composite structure supports long-term performance without compromising dimensional stability.
With strict adherence to industry standards, Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic Pipes provide a reliable piping solution for infrastructure and industrial systems requiring durability and consistent performance.
Technical Data
| Ref Std. | IS 12709 |
| Joint Type | Restain (Laminated Joints) or Rubber Ring |
| Diameter | DN 300 to 1200 |
| Product Length | 6000 – 12000 MM |
| Winding Angle | 450 – 900 |
| Winding Pattern | Hoop þ Helical þ |
| Co Production Process | Liner Making, Filament, Winding, Curing, Calibration |
| Sand Filing Method | Premixing, Laminating |