FRP/GRP Sheet
Fiber-Reinforced Plastic/Glass-Reinforced Plastic (FRP/GRP) sheets combine a polymer foam core with reinforced plastic skins in a sandwich structure. The core materials include closed-cell Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), or polyurethane foams, while facers utilize fiber-reinforced plastics for structural integrity. This construction delivers high strength-to-weight ratios with inherent moisture and corrosion resistance.
The panels offer dimensional stability, impact resistance, and thermal/acoustic insulation properties. Their smooth, rigid surfaces enable easy maintenance while Ultraviolet (UV) protection maintains performance in exterior environments. Standard thicknesses range from 3mm to 250mm, with typical panel dimensions of 1220mm by 2440mm. Densities vary from 45 kg/m³ for lightweight applications to over 250 kg/m³ for high-strength requirements.
Applications span marine construction for hulls and decks, transportation industry refrigerated trucks and Recreational Vehicle (RV) interiors, wind energy turbine blades, and building construction for wall cladding and partitions. The aerospace, automotive, and sporting goods industries utilize these sheets for structural and interior components.
Fabrication utilizes conventional woodworking tools including saws, routers, and drills. The material supports cutting, routing, and shaping operations while surfaces accept painting, screen printing, and adhesive bonding. Selected types accommodate thermal bending for complex geometries.


