
In the future, the joint laboratory will also develop a variety of high-performance lightweight composite products and technologies, serving the automotive, aerospace, industrial machinery and other industries.

Pultruded fiberglass grating is made using premium grade isophthalic polyester, vinyl ester or phenolic resin systems with a synthetic surfacing veil, making it corrosion resistant, lightweight, and durable. Pultruded fiberglass has a grit surface for safety, and a greater strength to weight ration than molded fiberglass grating. A 35% / 65% resin to glass ratio provides greater strength and less corrosion resistance than molded fiberglass. This product is better suited for longer life spans. For more on pultruded fiberglass grating, click here.





FRP Grating, whether formed through molding or pultrusion processes, offers significant benefits in various industrial and commercial applications. The high strength of fiberglass and its corrosion resistance make it ideal for harsh environments such as power plants, mining areas, and oil refineries. Additionally, its lightweight nature facilitates easy mobilization, installation, and maintenance, while the anti-slip surface ensures user safety. Another advantage is its ability to be produced in various sizes and designs according to needs, enhancing its usage flexibility. With a combination of strength, durability, and flexibility, FRP grating becomes a reliable and efficient choice for various structural needs in industrial and commercial sectors.
Construction done with FRP grating will stand the test of time and can hold up in these environments.

In addition to its cost and maintenance benefits, fiberglass grating is slip-resistant which makes it a safer option when compared to metal gratings or other types of flooring materials that have a lower friction factor, especially in wet or oily environments. It also has excellent fire resistance properties, with some specialty grating withstanding short-term temperature exposures up to 1700°F. This fire resistance makes it suitable for use in areas where there may be a risk of fire or excessive heat exposure such as industrial manufacturing plants, power plants, or offshore oil platforms.