GFRP Mesh and Equipment

GFRP Mesh (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer Mesh) is a type of composite material made from glass fibers embedded in a polymer matrix, typically used in construction and engineering applications. The mesh form of GFRP is commonly used for reinforcing concrete, providing improved strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion compared to traditional steel reinforcements.

FEATURE INFORMATION

High Strength:

GFRP mesh has a tensile strength of ≥700 MPa, making it suitable for demanding structural applications.

Corrosion Resistance: 

Unlike steel mesh, GFRP does not require galvanization or regular maintenance, reducing long-term costs.

Lightweight: 

With a density of 1.9 g/cm³, GFRP mesh is easy to handle and transport.

Environmental Friendly: 

The production process is simple, with no harmful emissions, making it a green alternative to traditional materials.

Durability: 

GFRP mesh exhibits excellent aging resistance, with no visible defects such as powdering, spots, bubbling, or cracking

ADVANTAGES OVER TRADITIONAL STEEL MESH

No Rust: 

GFRP does not corrode, eliminating the need for galvanization or periodic repairs.

Lower Maintenance: 

Unlike steel mesh, GFRP mesh does not crack, peel, or require frequent upkeep.

Eco-Friendly: 

The production process is clean, with no wastewater or harmful emissions.

APPLICATION INFORMATION

Construction: 

Reinforcement for concrete structures, walls, and slabs.

Infrastructure: 

Isolation barriers, highway fencing, and road safety applications.

Environmental Protection: 

Erosion control, slope stabilization, and landscaping.

GFRP MESH SPECIFICATIONS

GFRP REBAR PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT

GFRP MESH PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT