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.