GRP Pipes from Fiberpipe, connecting grp pipes

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1. Bonding Connection โ€“ Fast and Reliable

Process:

  • Pipes are cut to the required length.

  • Bonding surfaces are roughened, and adhesive is applied.

  • The pipe end is inserted into the socket, fixed, and cured.

Advantages:

  • Quick and cost-effective assembly

  • Long-term stability and watertightness

2. Laminating Connection โ€“ Classic and Robust

Process:

  • Surfaces are sanded.

  • Resin-impregnated glass mats and fabrics are applied layer by layer.

  • Once the desired wall thickness is achieved, the laminate is cured and made load-bearing.

Advantages:

  • High load capacity and chemical resistance

  • Flexible adaptation to various requirements

3. Socket Connection โ€“ Efficient for Long Runs

Process:

  • Pipes are pushed together.

  • A heated locking rod is inserted through the groove in the socket area.

  • Additional fittings are bonded to secure the connection.

Advantages:

  • Time-saving installation

  • Perfect for long, straight pipe layouts

4. Flanged Connection โ€“ Versatile and Precise

Options:

  • Fixed flanges

  • Backing and loose flanges made of GRP, galvanized steel, or PP-coated materials

Advantages:

  • High flexibility for diverse applications

  • Secure integration into existing systems

5. Custom Connections โ€“ Tailored to Your Projects

Advantage:

  • Maximum adaptability for unique projects

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For over 20 years, Fiberpipe has been our trusted partner for GRP products. Always approachable, consistently innovative, and backed by excellent service.

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For over 20 years, Fiberpipe has been a reliable partner for our water and wastewater treatment projects.

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