FRP/GRP H Type Beam

FRP/GRP Profiles: Discover Details On Selling GRP Pultruded Profiles And FRP
Structural Profiles
FRP/GRP H Type Beams are optimized for bearing heavy loads, making them
suitable for large-scale construction and architectural projects. These beams
are vital in supporting structures, especially in long-span installations like
bridges and roofing. Their durability, environmental resistance, and stress
tolerance make them suitable for challenging construction projects.
Hengshui Hongwo Technology Co., Ltd., specialize in producing high-quality
Fiberglass H-beam Profile products, focusing on delivering reliable and
efficient solutions. Our advanced manufacturing techniques ensure each H-beam
profile is precise and consistent. We use premium-grade materials to create
beams that are lightweight yet extremely strong and durable, ideal for various
applications from construction to industrial use.

Pultruded Fiberglass FRP Beams
Pultruded Fiberglass FRP Beams
Fiberglass H-Beam Profile
Fiberglass H-Beam Profile
FRP/GRP I Beam
FRP/GRP I Beam
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic H-Beam
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic H-Beam
Fiberglass H-Beam Profile Specification:
To provide a more specific range of sizes for fiberglass H-beam profiles,
let’s consider some common dimensions.

Height and Width of the Beam (H and B): For the fiberglass H-beam, the height
(H) and width (B) typically range from 100 mm (4 inches) to 600 mm (24 inches).
The height refers to the vertical section, while the width pertains to the
horizontal flanges. These dimensions, often similar, can vary, with standard
sizes extending from smaller beams, like 100 mm x 100 mm, to larger ones up to
600 mm x 300 mm.
Flange Thickness (T): The flange thickness (T) of the beam, which is the
thickness of the horizontal sections at the top and bottom, typically ranges
from 6 mm (0.24 inches) to 25 mm (1 inch).
Web Thickness (t): The web thickness (t), pertaining to the beam’s central
vertical section, is essential for its load-bearing capacity. This thickness
generally ranges from 5 mm (0.2 inches) to 20 mm (0.8 inches).
Length: The standard length of these beams varies, typically ranging from 3
meters (10 feet) to 12 meters (40 feet). However, they can be custom cut to
specific lengths as needed to suit various application requirements.
Weight per Meter: This is often specified for ease of handling and to calculate
load during transportation and installation.
Load Capacity: The maximum load the beam can handle, which depends on its size,
shape, and the material’s properties.
Material Specifications: Fiberglass beams can be made with different types of
resins and fiber reinforcements, affecting their strength, thermal resistance,
and other properties.
Remember, the choice of size will depend on the structural load requirements,
environmental conditions, and installation considerations of your specific
project.

FRP h beam profile specification
Size: Width A(mm)*Width B*(mm)*Height C (mm)*Thickness T (mm)
25*25*15*4 30*20*10*4 33*33*20*4 38*38*15*4
40*25*15*4 50*25*15*4 58*58*15*4 65*25*25*3
70*70*25*4 100*100*80*5.5 110*110*50*6 150*150*150*7
Characteristics Of FRP H Beams
Our FRP beams at Hengshui Hongwo Technology Co., Ltd. are known for their
robust support capabilities, ideally suited for long-span and high-strength
structures. They feature superior shear and bending capacity, are easy to
fabricate, and boast an aesthetically pleasing design. These beams are not only
corrosion-resistant, maintenance-free, and fire retardant, but also UV-
resistant, offering excellent insulation and magnetic permeability. With their
high bearing capacity, they are perfect for applications in bridges, roof
bracing, and industrial platforms. The durability and corrosion resistance of
our Fiberglass H-beam Profiles make them well-suited for challenging
environments, while their non-conductive properties ensure safety in projects
requiring electrical insulation.

Alias And Similar Names
These aliases and names are often used interchangeably to describe fiberglass-
reinforced plastic (FRP) or glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) beams, each
highlighting different aspects of their design and applications. These
additional names and descriptions provide a broader understanding of the
various terms used to describe FRP/GRP H-type beams and their characteristics
in construction and industry.

FRP/GRP H Beam: FRP/GRP H beams are reinforced with fiberglass and offer high
strength-to-weight ratios, making them ideal for structural applications.
FRP/GRP I Beam: Similar to H beams, FRP/GRP I beams are reinforced with
fiberglass and are widely used in construction for their durability and
lightweight properties.
Pultruded Fiberglass FRP Beams: Pultruded fiberglass FRP beams are extruded
using a pultrusion process, resulting in strong, corrosion-resistant beams
suitable for various industries.
Structural FRP I-Beam: Structural FRP I-beams provide structural integrity
while being resistant to corrosion, making them valuable in harsh environments.
Fiberglass H-Beam Profile: Fiberglass H-beam profiles are specifically shaped
for load-bearing purposes, offering the benefits of fiberglass in structural
design.
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic H-Beam: Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic H-beams are
composite structural elements known for their corrosion resistance and high
strength, making them a versatile choice in various industries.
GRP H-Section Beam: GRP H-Section Beams, or Glass Reinforced Plastic H-section
beams, are lightweight and durable structural components commonly used in
construction and infrastructure projects.
FRP H-Channel Beam: FRP H-Channel Beams, or Fiber-Reinforced Plastic H-channel
beams, exhibit excellent load-bearing capacity and resistance to chemicals,
making them valuable in corrosive environments.
Fiberglass H-Profile Beam: Fiberglass H-Profile Beams feature a distinctive
profile design, optimized for distributing loads efficiently while maintaining
the benefits of fiberglass reinforcement.
Composite H-Beam: Composite H-Beams refer to structural beams constructed from
composite materials, offering a balance of strength, durability, and
versatility for various applications.
Usage In Various Applications
GRP H-Section Beam
GRP H-Section Beam Supporting Ladders
FRP H-Channel Beam
FRP H-Channel Beam Beam Structures for Bridges
The versatility of our FRP beams extends across a broad spectrum of structural
needs. Due to their robust bearing capacity, they are extensively used in
constructing bridges, supporting roof structures, and creating stable platforms
in industrial settings. Their corrosion resistance makes them especially
valuable in environments prone to chemical exposure or extreme weather
conditions. This resistance, coupled with their non-conductive attributes,
positions our FRP beams as an optimal solution for a wide array of industrial
and construction applications, particularly where safety and durability are
paramount.

Installation And Maintenance
Designed with practicality in mind, our Fiberglass H-beam Profiles facilitate
ease of installation and maintenance. The lightweight nature of these beams
simplifies handling, significantly reducing labor time and installation costs.
This aspect is crucial for projects with stringent timeframes or budget
constraints. Moreover, the minimal maintenance requirement of our beams ensures
long-term cost-effectiveness and hassle-free operation. Hengshui Hongwo
Technology Co., Ltd., commitment to innovation and quality is reflected in our
continuous efforts to refine the installation process and enhance product
performance, striving to exceed customer expectations in both quality and
reliability.

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