FRP Roofing Panel - Hot Pressed SMC Sheet for Water Tanks with Superior Anti-Corrosion

FRP Roofing Panel - Hot Pressed SMC Sheet for Water Tanks with Superior Anti-Corrosion System 1

FRP Roofing Panel - Hot Pressed SMC Sheet for Water Tanks with Superior Anti-Corrosion

Ref Price:: $1.00 - 500.00 / m²

Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 3000 m²

Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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Description

SMC and BMC are abbreviations of respectively Sheet Molding Compound and Bulk Molding Compound. SMC and BMC form a family of structural, fiber reinforces thermosetting resins. SMC and
BMC are intermediate materials from which a large variety of products can be manufactured by compression molding or injection molding. Base materials of SMC and BMC are, generally spoken, unsaturated polyester resins, glass and mineral filler materials, such as chalk or aluminum trihydrate. The composition of the compounds can be adapted to the application where it is used for. Specific properties such as flame retardancy, surface quality and paintability can be achieved by adding specific, functional materials. SMC and BMC product are used in a very broad range of applications

Hot Pressed SMC Sheet Applied in Water Tanks with Good Anti-Corrosion Capacity

Product Traits

It is the water tank of new type adopted in the world presently,and is assembled by wholly good qualitied SMC plates.
We can assemble water tank with volume from 1m³ to 1000m³, easy to change the volume.
Sealing belt is non-toxic with high elastic property and fastened which means it has high strength.
It’s widely used in mine industry, enterprises&public institutions, house, hotels etc.
Food grade resin is adopted, so the quality of water is good and clean, without pollution, high strength, light weight, corrosion resistante, nice appearance, long service life, easy to maintenance etc.

Advantages

Sheet Molding Compound is a fiber-reinforced material, which consists primarily of a thermosetting resin glass fiber.
With high tech material—SMC, which has high impact compressive, flexural and tensile strength along with temperature stability.

Technical Parameter & Specification

Properties		Unit	Value
Appearance		-	Smooth surface, no airbubble and crack,no sundries
Density		g/cm3	1.85~1.92
Water absorption		mg	≤20
Molding shrinkage ratio		%	≤0.15
Heat distortion(A)		°C	≥220
Impact strength (Charpy in-notched)		KJ/m2	≥90
Flexural strength		MPa	≥135
Insulationresistance	Under normalconditions	Ω	≥1.0×1013
	Immerged inwater for24 hours		≥1.0×1012
Dielectric Strength(in 90°C oil)		MV/m	≥12.0
Dissipation Factor(1 MHz)		—	≤0.015
Permittibity(1 MHz)		—	≤4.5
Arc Resistance		S	≥180
Proof Tracking Index(PTI)		V	≥600
Flammability		Class	FV0
Temperature		—	≥155

Application

The water tank has been widely used in residential buildings, hotels, office buildings, R&D buildings, schools, malls, restaurants and other public facilities as well as places with high requirements for water quality, such as hospitals and food processing plants.

FAQ

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.

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