Linear stress–strain behaviour is a material property that describes how a material reacts to a load. A material with a linear stress–strain behaviour shows a proportional relationship between stre
Flame-retardant: GRP can be made flame-retardant using additives. Self-extinguishing: The corresponding GRP profiles are self-extinguishing and stop the spread of flames as soon as the source of fi
Fire protection with GRP
Fire protection with GRP
According to customer requirements, GRP is flame-retardant depending on the composition of the material used. Depending on the application, there are
Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic: Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic requires minimal maintenance and can last 50 years or longer without its mechanical properties being significantly affected. GRP does
Aluminium: Aluminium is more resistant to corrosion than steel, but can corrode in salty or chemical environments. Aluminium also requires regular maintenance and may require surface treatment ever
Steel: Steel must be regularly maintained and protected against corrosion. Typically, steel must be repainted or coated every 5 to 10 years to prevent rust and corrosion. Without regular maintenanc
GRP is highly weather-resistant, making it a robust and durable composite material for outdoor use. In contrast to conventional materials, such as wood or steel, GRP is insensitive to the harmful e
