Fiberglass/GRP Foam Core Panel
Fiberglass/Glass Reinforced Polymer (GRP) foam core panels combine fiberglass reinforced polymer skins with a lightweight foam core in a sandwich construction. The Glass Reinforced Polymer (GRP) skins feature glass fibers embedded in thermosetting resin, while the core uses rigid foam such as polyurethane (PU), extruded polystyrene (XPS), or polyethylene terephthalate (PET). High-performance adhesives bond these layers for structural integrity across environmental conditions.
The panels deliver exceptional thermal insulation through their closed-cell foam cores, which effectively reduce heat transfer. Their lightweight construction achieves high strength-to-weight ratios while maintaining impact resistance and durability. The GRP surface provides scratch resistance and withstands moisture, corrosion, and chemical exposure for extended service life.
Standard specifications include thickness ranges from 10mm to 120mm, with maximum dimensions reaching 12 meters length and 3.2 meters width. Foam core density varies between 28 kg/m³ and 300 kg/m³ depending on performance requirements. Surface treatments include glossy or matte finishes with optional protective films.
Applications span transportation (refrigerated truck bodies, trailer linings), marine construction (boat decks, cabin partitions), building systems (partition walls, curtain walls), and industrial uses (logistics crates, furniture manufacturing). The panels machine easily with standard woodworking tools or Computer Numerical Control (CNC) equipment for precise cutting, drilling, and routing operations.










