Our high-performance FRP/GRP pipes (Resin Mortar Pipes) are engineered for extreme durability and superior corrosion resistance, serving as the ideal alternative to traditional steel and concrete piping. Featuring a sophisticated multi-layer structure—comprising an inner corrosion-resistant liner, a reinforced wound structural layer, and a resin-mortar core—these pipes offer a lightweight yet incredibly strong solution for fluid transportation in the most demanding environments.
Designed for excellence in water quality pollution prevention and industrial chemical transport, our FRP pipes boast a density only one-fifth that of steel. The seamless integration of computer-controlled filament winding and resin-mortar technology ensures maximum stiffness and structural integrity, significantly reducing pressure head loss and increasing overall conveying capacity by over 20% compared to conventional piping systems.
| Diameter Range | DN15-4000mm | Available Length | 6m / 12m per piece |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pressure Rating | 0.1MPa, 0.6MPa, 1.0MPa, 1.6MPa | Stiffness Grade | 2500Pa, 5000Pa, 10000Pa |
| Material Density | 1.7 ~ 2.1 (1/5 of steel pipe) | Fiber Content | Up to 70% in structural layer |
| Resin Content | 80% (inner liner) / 20-40% (structure) | Roughness Coeff. | Very Low (Water conservancy C: 140-150) |
| Friction Factor | f = 0.0009 ~ 0.0015 | Primary Applications | Petroleum, Chemical, Drainage Industries |
Rich resin inner liners (80% content) prevent leakage and resist aggressive chemical media, ensuring a long service life.
Superior internal smoothness reduces friction factors significantly, minimizing pressure loss and energy costs.
Weight is only 20% of steel pipes, reducing installation costs while maintaining high structural stiffness.
Optimized flow hydraulics increase conveying capacity by over 20%, allowing for smaller pipe diameters.
The smooth inner wall prevents the adhesion of seaweed and aquatic derivatives, maintaining flow efficiency over years.
Computer-controlled length-fixed winding ensures exact linearity and thickness across all produced sections.
ISO9001 certified production ensures every FRP pipe meets rigorous international quality standards.
Computerized winding processes guarantee consistent wall thickness and structural linearity.
ISO14001 certified management focuses on sustainable manufacturing for water pollution control.
Proven track record with successful exports to the USA, Brazil, Japan, Germany, and India.
Expert guidance on resin selection based on the specific chemical media of your application.
Annual sales of $5M+ supported by a professional team of 50+ experienced technicians.
| Performance Metric | Steel Piping | FRP/GRP Piping |
|---|---|---|
| Weight Comparison | 100% (Baseline) | ~20% of Steel Weight |
| Corrosion Resistance | Low (Requires coating) | Excellent (Inherent) |
| Friction Factor (f) | 0.00179 - 0.00232 | 0.0009 - 0.0015 |
| Flow Capacity | Standard | +20% Increase |
| Installation Cost | High (Heavy machinery) | Low (Lightweight) |
FRP pipes offer superior chemical resistance, meaning they won't rust or degrade when transporting corrosive pollutants. They are also significantly lighter and have a smoother internal surface, reducing maintenance and energy costs.
The resin-mortar layer is positioned in the lower stress area of the pipe wall. It increases overall stiffness and rigidity without compromising the tensile strength provided by the filament-wound fiberglass layers.
Yes. The inner corrosion-resistant liner is specifically selected based on the media being transported. We use high-content resin and E-glass surfacing mats to ensure maximum protection against specific chemicals.
Due to the very low friction factor and high water conservancy factor (C=140-150), these pipes increase capacity by 20%. This allows engineers to use smaller diameter pipes to achieve the same flow rate, reducing overall project investment.
Integrity is ensured through a computer-controlled winding process. Continuous strand fiberglass roving is wound to specific designs, maintaining a resin content of 20-40% to resist foreign loads and ensure long-term stiffness.
They are widely used across the petroleum industry, chemical processing plants, and municipal drainage systems where corrosion resistance and high pressure-bearing capabilities are required.
