Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) piping is a lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant non-metallic pipeline. It is made by wrapping layers of glass fibers, which are embedded in a resin matrix, around a rotating mandrel according to specific process requirements. Quartz sand is evenly spread between the fibers to form a sand-laying layer. The wall structure is rational and advanced, fully utilizing the material's properties. It enhances stiffness while maintaining the product's stability and reliability, even when meeting the required strength. FRP sand-laying pipes are favored by users for their excellent chemical corrosion resistance, lightweight strength, non-scaling, strong seismic resistance, longer lifespan compared to standard steel pipes, lower overall cost, quick installation, and safety.

Fiberglass pipes are used in industries such as petrochemicals, chemicals, and drainage. The production and development of fiberglass pipes in our country are progressing rapidly, with the quantity increasing year by year, and the scope and departments of application are also expanding.

Fiberglass pipes are made from resins (food-grade resins for drinking water transport), glass fibers, and quartz sand, crafted using special processes.