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691. Characteristic values  
 GRP profile type MR Mats/roving-reinforced GRP profile type UD Roving reinforced   Z X Z Tensile strength 250–450 MPa 20–60 MPa 900 MPa Bending strength 250–450 MPa 20–60 MPa 900 MPa  
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693. Benefits  
Assembly: The possibility of pre-assembly in the factory and the simple handling without special tools shorten the assembly time on site. In addition, fewer personnel are required, which further re  
694. Benefits  
Design freedom and material savings: GRP can be moulded into complex shapes that are difficult to achieve with conventional materials. As a result, the material can be used more efficiently, and wa  
695. Benefits  
Production costs: Production processes for GRP, such as the pultrusion process, are often less energy-intensive and can be carried out faster than comparable processes for metal, which leads to cos  
696. Benefits  
Energy efficiency: Due to the excellent insulating properties of GRP, energy losses can be minimised, for example, in insulation or in the construction industry. This leads to lower heating and coo  
697. Benefits  
Very low maintenance: Since GRP does not rust and is very resistant to environmental influences, it requires less maintenance. This not only saves direct maintenance costs, but also downtime and th  
698. Benefits  
Durability: GRP is extremely resistant to corrosion, moisture and many chemicals. As a result, the service life of products made of GRP is often significantly longer than that of conventional mater  
699. Benefits  
Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP) is a material that offers considerable cost savings in various industries due to its unique properties. The following are some aspects of how GRP contributes to  
700. Benefits - Cost efficiency  
Cost efficiency Cost efficiency  
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