• FRP FRP PULTRUTION PROFILE-Rectangular tube System 1
  • FRP FRP PULTRUTION PROFILE-Rectangular tube System 2
  • FRP FRP PULTRUTION PROFILE-Rectangular tube System 3
FRP FRP PULTRUTION PROFILE-Rectangular tube

FRP FRP PULTRUTION PROFILE-Rectangular tube

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1.Brief Introduction

 

Pultrusion process is a mechanized process for FRP composites involves pulling a collection of fibers in the form of roving mat or fabric through a resin bath and then through a heated die to cure the resin, and then take shapes of profiles. FRP pultruded profiles are more than a kind of structure, which is very designable. Changing the choice of the materials and designs of the lamination process can make special properties for it. It can be widely use in railing, bracket of water circulation tower, sport equipment, tool handle, bracket of tent and others loading structure components

 

2.Characteristics

 

• Corrosion resistant and anti-ageing  

• Water-proof, fire retardant, Heat Resistance

• Light weight, high strength and impact strength  

• Non-magnetism and non-conductive  

• Very designable, cut discretionarily  

• Easy of installation and dimensional stability

• Long service life and maintenance-free  

• Bright color and good appearance

 

3.Product Specifications 

 

By changing different shapes of the mould (die), this production line can produce different profiles or rods. The following list is some products photos for reference.

No.

Item

No.

Item

1

Rectangular tube  

9

Cable tray

2

Square tube

10

Handrail

3

Round tube

11

Profile for door & window

4

Channel

12

Guardrail

5

I-beam

13

End fitting of Radome

6

Angel

14

Shaft of the umbrella& tent

7

Epoxy rod

15

Profile for bridge

8

Platform and ladder

16

Ladder

 

4.FAQ

Packing and Storage:

Packaging

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Delivery

60 days after receiving your deposit

FRP FRP PULTRUTION PROFILE-Rectangular tube

Q: I accidentally put a straightener on my new comforter but I didn‘t notice it was on until I heard a scorching sound as it began to penetrate the exterior. It didn‘t burn very far and it appears that it can be suckered out. What home-tools can be used to remove it before it becomes more settled?
Moisten a cloth with white vinegar and wipe over scorch Then wipe with cloth moistened in cold water
Q: We are making a supermilage car with a fiberglass shell and we have access to styrofoam to make our plug. I would like to use polyester resin because it is much cheaper than epoxy, but polyester melts styrofoam. Would we be able to coat the styrofoam with plaster of paris or something else to keep the resin from melting the styrofoam?Also, to anyone who knows anything about fiberglass, how much resin are we going to need? (The body is roughly going to be about 6 feet long, 2 feet tall, and 2 feet wide) I am guessing it will be about a gallon.
No offense, but at this point in development CHEAP may not be the better way to research success and effect. I will offer a suggestion. I use this product all the time for Theatrical set building, and while you don't detail the need for Styro, beyond PLUG, as opposed to taking the time to make a mold, and do a fiberglass unit as well, FOAMCOTE/FOMECOAT/ or whatever, I don't have a jug in front of me, IS a Stryo coating that essentially looks like White Elmers Glue. I buy it in gallon jugs. For styro props and scenery/ shapes I use it with Cheese cloth, paint it on with throw away brushes, though initially it is water washable, let it dry, and I can spray, brush, pour, anything over it, with no adverse effect on the styro. I also once worked for a defense contractor and used Fiberglass all the time for models/prototypes, but had to build molds first. What is your framework? Just the styro? Is this a prototype for some production CAR, or some soap box derby deal? No offense. I suspect you should buy the Fiberglass mesh in roll stock to trim later, no less than 4 ft wide. I further suspect, depending on method of application, you'll probably need a gallon of catalyst alone, and perhaps 4 gallons, Plus/Minus, or resin. As one answer states the strength is based in the fabric, and the resin properly applied should SOAK the cloth. Steven Wolf Just my two sense
Q: Do not washdo not bleachdo not tumble drydo not irondo not dry cleanwipe clean with soap and damp clothWhat if I want to clean the whole coat? not just spot treat itHere are the materials:Shell 1:42% polyester41% wool5% rayon4% other fibersShell 2:100% polyurethaneBacking:100% rayonlining:100% polyesterRIB:99% polyester1% spandexHow do I clean the whole coat? If I put it in the washer and dryer would it melt the polyurethane?
A spot clean only label means that you can only clean this item by hand. It can not withstand normal dry cleaning or wet cleaning methods. It is important when wearing that you are particularly careful not to get the dress heavily soiled or spotted. Spot cleaning (what we refer to as hand cleaning) involves removing each spot or stain one at a time with the proper cleaning agents to assure that no damage is caused to the beaded finish. Then the underarms and lining is wiped down. Finally, the dress is hand pressed. We will be glad to discuss the options you have with these high end garments when you bring them in so you can be well informed of what we are doing, as well as what to expect as a finished product.
Q: When I purchased my formal dress, I was told that I could use double sided tape to hem it because it is cheaper than paying to get it sewn. Has anyone done this before? Is there a special fabric double sided tape? If so, where can I find it?
Yes you can use stitch witchery it is double sided and when you heat it it sticks to both sides also there is fabric glue which works well but needs 24 hours to dry with something like books on top to keep down hemming truthfully is the best because depending on dancing etc the others may fail just keep that in mindand some dry cleaners hem at a small fee
Q: oldest fiberglass boat made?
Capt. John always has good info. I would only like to add that Richard Hill designed and built the Crescent Sloop in Detroit in 1953. We believe this is the first one design keel boat built in fiberglass (polyester). 27 were built between '53 and the early 70's. We still have an active fleet racing. I proudly own Crescent # 10 ('58), the oldest active Crescent. I therefor think I may have the oldest active fiberglass racing sloop in the world! Still winning a few races to.
Q: I am really troubled. I have a really nice Marc Jacobs makeup bag that I got for Christmas and its neon pink. It‘s getting to be gross because of little makeup stains and I don‘t know how I clean it. It says it‘s 100% polyester. Can I put it in the wash? I have been scrubbing it with a wet wash cloth by its not working on foundation and mascara stains. Is there something I could spray on the bag? Any suggestions that will keep my makeup bag intact would be amazing!
I positioned mine interior the dishwasher and use the Cascade packets. Comes out kind new. merely positioned it on the precise rack, beginning confronted down and below a bowl or something. do exactly no longer turn the drying function on.
Q: i know another stupid question though, i just got my washing mach and i dont really have much of a clue on it, even with the help i was given on my last question this question is still left open.i know hots with hots colds with colds though for other things,kids clothing?panties? jeans? fleece bath robe? fleece jumpers? polyester? cotton shirts pants skirts? panties can they go in with other clothing? there so small i would not want to put them in by them self,jeans can they go in with cotton? the polyester shorts can they go in with anything?1 denim skirt has a velcro fly is it safe to put in?is it ok to put her cloths in with mine?
mix water and a little bleach
Q: Polyester (the cloth material)
China, India, Taiwan, South Korea and Indonesia were the top five PFY producing countries in 2007

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