Fiberglass grating is made by interlacing fiberglass and molding it integrally with resin. The resulting grating panels have many regularly distributed rectangular and square openings and possess bidirectional isotropic mechanical properties. It can be widely used in work platforms, equipment platforms, drilling platforms, walkways, etc., in industries such as petroleum, chemical, electronics, power, paper, printing and dyeing, electroplating, marine exploration, and wastewater treatment. It is an ideal product for corrosive environments and is also suitable for civil construction facilities.
Due to the presence of corrosive liquids and gases, metals in these areas corrode rapidly. Although anti-corrosion layers and other measures are taken, the corrosion of components is still extremely significant, not only creating a harsh production environment but also affecting safe production, sometimes necessitating production shutdowns for maintenance. Using FRP grating as a structural material in these areas can achieve excellent results. It has a long service life, low cost, safety and reliability, requires no maintenance, and is aesthetically pleasing. In the United States, this type of product has been widely used for over 30 years, and the production, use, and sales of FRP grating have become standardized, serialized, and commercialized, with a considerable usage volume. In the reconstruction of oil fields in the Gulf region and the Middle East, experts have determined that FRP (fiberglass reinforced plastic) gratings are the most economical and reasonable material, and therefore they are being used extensively. FRP gratings are also being used in Asia, Singapore, and other regions.