Following are four fundamental characteristics driving the popularity of fiberglass:

1. Corrosion resistance: FRP profiles that are so popular are in great demand in industrial applications due to their corrosion resistance properties. It is one of the few materials that can withstand aggressive industrial conditions.

Corrosion is a big problem when building structures in outdoor conditions or that are exposed to large amounts of moisture. Older materials like wood can absorb a lot of moisture and warp in this condition, while metal can rust. This can lead to a variety of problems, including safety hazards, costly repairs, and possibly even major accidents. So, to make sure these situations don't happen, construction companies and builders look for the best FRP product manufacturers to use in their application.

2. Low absorption rate: Due to the low absorption rate, FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) composites are considered waterproof. There is no iron or metal in its construction, it is made of resin and fiberglass. This means that rust is unlikely to form and therefore does not pose a safety problem. In fact, FRP composites perform so well in wet environments that they are used in a wide variety of "wet" industries, including:

Sewage treatment plant

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3. Transparency of electromagnetic field: Electromagnetic frequencies such as microwaves and radio waves pass through fiberglass. Because of this characteristic, products from FGPL (a manufacturer of FRP products) are often used in cellular applications.

4. Fireproof and Durable: Non-conductive FRP is a better insulator due to its non-conductive and low thermal conductivity.

Fiberglass is more durable than structural steel pounds. FRP has increased strength at low temperatures, making it ideal for decks, walkways, construction and other applications. "