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Fiber Glass Structural Shapes
Fiberglass structural shapes from Eissa Fiber Glass are used in wide range of applications, providing a unique combination of corrosion resistance, high strength, dimensional stability and light weight, along with thermal and electric non conductivity.
Durable shapes provide years of low maintenance service in areas where steel, aluminum or wood components were traditionally specified. Today, these shapes are often used in highly corrosive applications where stainless steel and other expensive components were once required. These structural shapes are produced from the highest quality materials, providing durability and years of low maintenance service.
Special Features
- Corrosion Resistance: - The use of premium grade, Iso-phallic polyester or vinyl ester resin systems and a synthetic surfacing veil maintains structural integrity providing long life in aggressive acidic or caustic environments.
- Light Weight and High Strength:-Allowing for dependable support of applied loads and delivering higher strength-to-weight ratio than steel. The light weight also allows for easier installation with no heavy equipment and less manpower required.
- Dimensional Stability: - Maintaining the cross section of structural shapes based on a low coefficient of thermal expansio
- Non-Conductivity:- Adding to personnel safety.
- Electromagnetic Transparency: - Providing no impediment to the transmission of radio and microwave frequencies.
- Custom Structural Shapes: - In addition to traditional shapes such as I beam, wide flange and channel, EFG offers custom shape solutions designed to meet specific industry and customer needs. Some structures include wood replacement shapes, framing materials, wall panels, and shapes to meet special military requirements.
- A Commitment to Quality: - With prominent years of experience, EFG offers customers unparalleled expertise in the design and manufacture of quality fiberglass products. Fiberglass and other reinforcements are drawn through a bath of thermosetting resin. The immersed fibers are then shaped through a series of forming guides and mechanically pulled through a heated die to produce the specific structural shape. Using this pultrusion process, continuous cross-section parts can be made to virtually any length.