Fiberglass structures represent a revolution in construction and industrial materials, combining exceptional resistance with incomparable lightness. This versatile material, composed of glass filaments interwoven with special resins, offers unique properties making it ideal for multiple industrial and commercial applications.

Key points

• • • Offers excellent

  thermal and electrical insulation

  • • Fiberglass has a

  superior strength to steel

  per unit of weight
  • • Resists the

  corrosion and chemical agents

  • • Allows

  complex designs

  with lower structural weight
  • • Reduces maintenance costs due to its

  high durability

What is Fiberglass?

Fiberglass is a composite material made up of fine strands of glass that, when mixed with specific resins, create structures of extraordinary resistance. Through various manufacturing processes, this material achieves outstanding mechanical properties while maintaining a low weight.

Industrial applications

The versatility of fiberglass makes it indispensable in multiple sectors. Structural profiles find application in:

• • Construction: Facades and architectural elements
• • Automotive industry: Lightweight and resistant components
• • Marine sector: Boats and nautical equipment

• Infrastructure: Towers and specialized structures

Corrosion Resistance

Anticorrosive resistance This is one of the most notable features of this material. Its ability to withstand harsh environments makes it ideal for:

• • Chemical facilities
• • Marine environments
• • Structures exposed to the elements

• Water treatment plants

Economic Benefits

The investment in fiberglass structures is justified by its long term benefits:

• • Lower maintenance costs
• • Extended lifespan
• • Savings in installation costs

• Reduction in transportation costs