Fiberglass FRP Molded Gratings
- Ref Price:
-
$3.00 - 10.00
/ m²
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m²
- Supply Capability:
- -
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Introduction
FRP Molded Grating is a structural panel which uses high-strength E-Glass roving as reinforcing material, thermosetting resin as matrix and then casted and formed in a special metal mold. It provides properties of light weight, high strength, corrosion resistance, fire resistance and anti-skid. FRP Molded Grating is widely used in oil industry, power engineering, water & waste water treatment, ocean survey as working floor, stair tread, trench cover, etc. and is an ideal loading frame for corrosion circumstances.
Feature
Corrosion Resistance
Fire Resistance
Light Weight & High Strength
Safety & Anti-slip
Electrical Insulating
Aging Resistance
Specification
Advantage
coated with prevent aging layer
excellent insulating performance
no maintenance
high strength
long service life
easy installation
Application
Power plants, substation equipment enclosures, antimagnetic, anti-static,to prevent small animals into the equipment failure, as there is electricity facilities and without power interval intervals.
In high voltage electrical equipment for power line work, in order to prevent workers go wrong location, charged interval or near electrically charged equipment to dangerous distance.
Pool railings in sewage treatment industry
Corrosive chemical industry equipment around the fence
All kinds of building maintenance section
FAQ
1. How about the documents after shipment?
After shipment, we ll send all original documents to you by DHL, including Packing List.Commercial Invoice, B/L, and other certificates as required by clients.
2. How long is the delivery time?
Usually it takes 10-25days after receipt of the deposits or L/C, and it also depends on the quantity of your order.
3. How's the payment?
Telegraphic Transfer(T/T) or Letter of Credit(L/C)
4. Do You Arrange Shipment?
Yes, dear esteemed customers, for FOB or CIF price, we will arrange shipment for you. For EXW price, clients need to arrange shipment by themselves or their agents.
5. How is the package?
Usually, we arrange the standard out-package for exporting.
PROCESS
FACTORY
- Q: is it possible that i can do polyester coating on my kitchen cabinets.and what kind of material that i want?
- I am guessing you mean a polyurethane coating and the answer depends on what the cabinets are made of. If they are unpainted wood, you will need to clean all the grease off of them, sand them lightly , wipe with a tack cloth and double or triple coat them with a good polyurethane, You will need to sand with 220 grit paper between coats and of course wipe with a tack cloth. Some people remove the hardware too so as not to get finish all over it. If they are laminated with a plastic laminate, you cannot put poly on them. If they are painted metal, just clean and repaint. There are basically two types of poly. Water-based and solvent based. They are both good nut the solvent based is tougher . It is also fussier to put on and you need good ventilation to use it. Water based is easier but people have a tendency to over coat it and get drips. When you go buy the stuff , ask.
- Q: My baby is apparently allergic to PUL and I want to know if the covers that I am using that say they are made with polyester is the same as PUL.Thanks for your help.
- polyester is completely different to PUL. Polyester is a type of fibre used to make fabric, PUL is a process used to make fabric waterproof. It stands for Poly Urethane Laminate. PUL can be done on ANY fabric, so you can have cotton PUL, polyester PUL, bamboo PUL. Unless otherwise specified, any PUL fabric used in covers will be polyester as polyester is 'naturally' (given it's a man made fabric!) water repellent so they use polyester to provide an additional layer of protection. If you can get cotton PUL it should be okay though, unless it is a synthetics allergy rather than just a polyester one. Check the fabric your friend is using to make the longies- a lot of people use polar fleece for this and polar fleece is made of polyester! Wool soakers might be your best bet, if you can use wool. I'm allergic to lanolin so I wasn't able to try them as you need lanolin to make them waterproof!
- 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?
- Hand wash in cool water, if that does not clean it try cold water in a washing machine on the lowest cycle. Only leave it in for 5 minutes to see what's happening with it. Take it out and take a look, it might need a few minutes more or it might be OK. Good Luck
- Q: I want to make a banner (at least 5‘ x 6‘) and i need enough paint to cover a decent area of that. Not just outlines. What kind of paint do i get?
- I would use Gesso and then exterior latex paint as fabric paint would be to costly.
- Q: Dryer stops after about 10min, before clothes are dry, signals 1 beep. If I restart,it will beeps again and stops. I need to let it sit for 30min, then it will run for another 10min or so. It heats up well. I replaced the dry-sensor, no help.I have a Whirlpool Electric Dryer (GEQ9858JQ0).
- Here's what you really need to do to fix the pipe. Turn off your water supply to the house and open the faucet to drain off the water pressure. Using a pipe cutter or hack saw, you'll have to cut your existing pipe near where the leak is. Note that many have advised using a torch to melt the solder in a close joint, but with the water in the line (because you won't be able to get the water out of all the pipe), it will take forever to heat the pipe up enough to melt the solder and the water that comes out if and when you do get it melted will be dangerously hot). Go to the hardware store and get a new coupling and see if you have enough room (straight pipe) to install this where your leak is. If you do, measure how much pipe you need to remove on the piece with the leak and cut it off. If you can't fit the coupling, you may need to remove the bad section of pipe and install a new piece of pipe. If you have to do this, you should be able to apply heat to a joint and pull out the old piece of pipe. then, use the pieces you removed to cut your new piece. Prepare your existing pipe and coupling, or new pipe and existing joints for sweating, and apply a good coat of flux.
- Q: I know fabrics like Microfleece, polyester and Suedecloth work best for keeping baby dry, but I‘m afraid they might be processed with a lot of chemicals (can‘t find anything about it online). So how about Organic cotton or hemp or bambooanyone know how well those kinds of diapers work. I know cotton stays wet against baby‘s skin, and I‘m afraid to use it for overnight. Any eco-friendly and baby friendly suggestions on good brands?
- I have some synthetic fabrics, but most of mine are organic natural fibers: cotton, bamboo, and hemp. My favorite ones: Swaddlebees Econappi, Goodmamas (fitteds or the One), Bumgenius organic AIOs, and my Hemp Babies prefolds. My BG bamboo fitteds ROCK, but they have been discontinued. :( For nights I do prefer my hemp blend prefolds with a hemp doubler; my daughter is 4.5 months and a heavy wetter, and this keeps her comfy all night long! *LOL at the first poster. Are you really not aware of the horrible chemicals present in disposables? Or that they are linked with male sterility? Do some research before you answer a question, ok? ;) Edit: It's really easy to use cloth; I have been doing it with two kids now for a total of about 2.5 years. :) It's only an extra load of laundry every 3 days. And while out and about I chuck wet diapers in my wet bag. No biggie. Edit2: kitten, not sure if you're referring to me, but I was talking to dressy, who was advocating pampers and huggies.
- Q: After much research I have decided I will go with cloth with this baby (due 6-3-08). I am a stay at home mom, so I have the time- geez maybe it will give me something to do and make me less bored! Anyway, I have decided, due to money issues, to go with pre-folds with a diaper cover. I know the all-in-ones are easier, but the start up cost is just to much (I stay at home, have to cut costs somewhere!) I have pretty much decided on prowrap covers as they seem like a good product for the money, but I would like to hear if any of you have other suggestions on wraps. Breastfeeding moms, you know what breastmilk poo is like, so keep that in mind for me. Also, what brand of pre-folds worked for you? Thanks for your suggestions.
- I dont use cloth diapers so I can't help you out there. But Breastfed babies poop is yellow and runny. SO anything that will stop it from going out the sides would be my suggestion.
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Fiberglass FRP Molded Gratings
- Ref Price:
-
$3.00 - 10.00
/ m²
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m²
- Supply Capability:
- -
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
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