GRP in electrical engineering

Whether in the construction of transformers or as structural elements in the electricity infrastructure – GRP profiles have a key property that predestines them as structural elements for these sectors: they are electrically non-conductive, as they consist of fibre-reinforced plastic.

It is the very special properties of glass fiber-reinforced composites that make this material so interesting:

GRP is not electrically conductive. This makes it the material of choice for constructions in the field of electrical installations. Last but not least, the resulting freedom from maintenance is an unbeatable economic argument. Moreover, GRP is not only extremely stable and torsion-resistant, but its weather resistance, anti-corrosive and anti-magnetic properties are particularly convincing.

The processing corresponds to that of conventional materials, so in most cases it can be carried out quickly and easily with existing tools.

GRP profiles

GRP profiles - Fibrolux GmbH

We supply all common GRP profiles for almost every construction, of course with the insulating properties of composites.

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GRP dog bones

GRP dog bones - Fibrolux GmbH

Dogbones, corner profiles and slot wedges are GRP insulation profiles for transformer and electric motor construction.

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GRP insulating rods

GRP insulating rods - Fibrolux GmbH

Insulating rods made of GFRP meet the highest requirements, especially in the high-voltage area of electrical systems.

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