Pultruded Fiberglass Structural Shapes: FRP Pultruded Profiles
Kenway Composites provides an extensive array of pultruded fiberglass structural shapes and FRP pultruded profiles through Creative Pultrusions.
FRP Structural Profiles Include:
| Angles | Channels | Flat Sheets |
| I Beams | Rectangular Tubes | Round Tubes |
| Sludge Flights | Solid Rods | Solid Square Bars |
| Studs & Nuts | Square Tubes | W Beams |
In addition, Kenway offers the Creative Pultrusions’ Pultex® SuperStructural line of products. This line will reduce the material and labor cost associated with your structures. Moreover, the SuperStructural product line can span further and carry higher loads than traditional pultruded FRP I and W Beams.
The optimized fiber architecture and high fiber volume fraction provide a great Modulus of Elasticity (MOE) for the SUPERSTRUCTURALS. As a result, SUPERSTRUCTURALS are superior to all other I and W shapes on the market. SUPERSTRUCTURALS are also 43% stiffer than typical pultruded profiles! Pultex® SUPERSTRUCTURAL angles have been optimized for connections. They are the number one choice for superior connection performance!
Moreover, Pultex® standard structural profiles and SuperStructurals will provide you with the lowest cost solution for your corrosion application! Review the Pultex® Pultrusion Design Manual for specific engineering design information on all of our FRP structural profiles.
Pultruded fiberglass structural shapes and FRP pultruded profiles are available in the following resin series:
- 1500 Isophalic Polyester (I)
- 1525 Isophalic Fire Retardant (IFR)
- 1625 Vinyl Ester Fire Retardant (VFR)
What are the benefits of using FRP structural shapes?
- Lightweight
- High Strength
- Maintenance-Free
- Corrosion Resistant
- Non-Conductive
- Environmentally-Friendly
Which Industries typically use pultruded fiberglass structural shapes?
- Architecture Industry
- Construction Industry
- Chemical Processing Industry
- Food & Beverage Industry
- Mass Transit Industry
- Marine & Shipbuilding Industry
- Mining Industry
- Oil & Gas Industry
- Pulp & Paper Industry
- Wastewater Industry
What are the most common applications for standard FRP structural shapes?
- Hand Rails
- Platforms
- Ladders
- Stairways
- Mezzanines
- Walkways
- Structural Frames