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As industries around the world shift toward long-lasting, corrosion-resistant infrastructure, Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) pipes have emerged as a leading alternative to traditional metal and concrete piping systems. Engineered for strength, durability, and chemical resistance, FRP pipes are increasingly used in sectors ranging from chemical processing to desalination and beyond.

What Are FRP Pipes?

Fibre Reinforced Plastic pipes are composite pipes made by embedding high-strength fiberglass reinforcements within a polymer resin matrix, typically polyester, vinyl ester, or epoxy. This construction results in a material that combines the lightweight and corrosion-resistant qualities of plastics with the strength and stiffness of fiberglass.

FRP pipes can be manufactured using various methods such as:

• Filament winding

• Centrifugal casting