FRP/PP FRP Ducts

Product Description

FRP PP FRP FRP stands for Fiber Reinforced Plastic. PP stands for Polypropylene, a type of thermoplastic polymer. FRP PP FRP typically refers to a sandwich structure or layered composite where: FRP layers (fiber-reinforced plastic) are used on the outer surfaces to provide strength, stiffness, and corrosion resistance. A PP (polypropylene) core is sandwiched between the FRP layers, offering lightweight properties, insulation, and sometimes flexibility. Applications: Used in panels, roofing sheets, or structural components where a combination of strength, lightweight, and chemical resistance is needed. Common in chemical plants, water treatment facilities, and construction. FRP Duct FRP Ducts are ducting systems made from Fiber Reinforced Plastic. These ducts are used to transport gases, air, or corrosive fumes in industrial environments. FRP ducts are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and have excellent durability. They are preferred over metal ducts in environments where chemicals, moisture, or acids might cause corrosion or contamination. Features: Resistant to acid, alkali, and salt corrosion. Smooth internal surface reduces friction losses. Can be custom-shaped or fabricated to suit specific installations. Used in ventilation, exhaust systems, chemical processing plants, and HVAC systems.