PULTRUSION CHANNEL
Pultrusion drainage channels are constructed with fiber-reinforced composites and provide high strength, corrosion resistance, and low weight. Suitable for chemical plants, industrial facilities, and coastal regions with extreme environmental conditions.
- Material: pulling fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP), typically glass fiber (GRP) or carbon fiber, through a resin bath and heated die.
- Color: Gray
- Usage: Used where metal or concrete channels may fail due to corrosion or weight limitations.
- Color Availability: Black
Feature
- Corrosion-resistant—appropriate for acids, salts, and chemicals in industry.
- Lightweight—less weighty to handle and fit together than metal or concrete.
- Non-magnetic and non-conductive—perfect for electrical or sensitive installations.
- Robust and abrasion resistant—resists heavy loads with little care.
- Resistant to weathering, thermal cycling, and UV.
Application
- Chemical plants and refineries—where drainage systems are exposed to aggressive substances.
- Power stations and substations—where non-conductive drainage is required.
- Marine and coastal infrastructure—resistant to saltwater and humidity.
- Pharmaceutical and food processing industries—for hygienic and corrosion-resistant drainage.
- Mining and wastewater facilities—exposed to abrasive and acidic runoff.
Standard Guidlines
- EN 1433 Drainage Channels for Vehicular and Pedestrian Areas (Europe)
- ASME A112.6.3 Floor and Trench Drains (U.S.)
- ASTM A240 Stainless steel material specification (for SS drain channels).
PULTRUSION CHANNEL
FRP CHANNEL
