Pultruded fiberglass tube

Advantages of pultruded fiberglass pipes:

Pultruded fiberglass pipes are superior to traditional materials such as wood, steel, and aluminum in many aspects. They are easy to use, more durable, and produce safer products.

Here are some of the main advantages of pultruded fiberglass tubes:

There are various shapes to choose from, including circular, square, and rectangular, as well as different sizes.

Provide high tensile strength, dimensional stability, and rigidity.

It can be manufactured in any size and shape to meet various design requirements.

30% lighter than aluminum and 70% lighter than steel without sacrificing any strength.

Resistant to deformation under high impact.

Simple tools can be used for cutting and shaping, resulting in lower costs and safer use.

An effective protective barrier for hot or charged components, as they do not conduct heat or electricity.

Non magnetic electromagnetic transparency makes it an ideal choice for professional and scientific applications.

Highly durable and resistant to chemical corrosion.

Even if exposed to moisture, extreme temperatures, or ultraviolet radiation for a long time, do not rot or degrade.

They have a long lifespan (over 15 years) and very low maintenance costs because they do not deteriorate or rust.

Durability and recyclability provide sustainable solutions for the construction and manufacturing industries.

Provide the versatility required by today's manufacturing industry to create customized and complex designs to meet various needs.

Application of extruded fiberglass pipes:

Pultruded fiberglass tubes have unique characteristics and are suitable for a wide range of applications. Circular tubes of various diameters are used for antenna housings, tool handles (such as snow shovels, paint rollers, mops and brooms, lawn and garden tools), pruning machines, professional maintenance tools, railing systems, telescopic tools, and flagpoles.

Square and rectangular tubes are commonly used for insulators, railway crossarms, gaskets, frames, structural supports, and slats. Due to its low cost, light weight, easy operation, multifunctionality, strength, durability, and long lifespan, pultruded fiberglass tubes have been widely used in many industries

Architecture and infrastructure: typically used for outdoor construction projects as they do not rot, rust, corrode, or shatter. They can be easily cut and shaped using simple tools, and low maintenance requirements typically translate into lower ownership costs. They can be found in bridge components, corrosion-resistant guardrails, antenna housings, railway crossing arms, and highway sound barriers.

Public utilities and telecommunications: Durable and non-conductive properties, as well as non-magnetic electromagnetic transparency, make pultruded fiberglass tubes an ideal choice for utility poles, crossarms and line markings, wires and trunking, wastewater and water treatment components, non-conductive ladder tracks, and fiber optic cabling.

Tool manufacturing: FRP can be used to create ergonomic shapes for various handheld tools or devices due to its safety, versatility, and reliability. Due to its non-conductive nature, it is commonly used to protect end users from the effects of high temperatures or live components.

Sports, entertainment, and outdoor equipment: Pultruded fiberglass tubing is used for outdoor equipment that requires severe wear and tear. For example, outdoor furniture made of FRP can withstand prolonged exposure to moisture, sunlight, and high temperatures.

Meanwhile, pultruded fiberglass tubes are commonly used in sports equipment that requires lightweight, sturdy, and reliable features such as golf clubs, hockey sticks, sailing equipment, paddles, and ski poles