
Manufacturing of GRP Pipes: The Filament Winding & Centrifugal Process
Fiberpipe offers two premium manufacturing methods for GRP pipes: the filament winding process and the globally unique centrifugal process. Each method has distinct advantages that influence the applications and performance of the pipes. Our team will help you choose the best method for your specific requirements.
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1. Filament Winding Process
The filament winding process involves wrapping continuous fibers (rovings) around a mold and impregnating them with resin. The winding angles can be adjusted based on pressure requirements to ensure optimal strength.
Advantages:
Reduced Wall Thickness: Optimal fiber orientation allows for thinner walls without compromising strength.
High Chemical Resistance: A flexible chemical protection layer effectively handles chemical stress.
Cost-Efficiency: An economical alternative to materials like rubber-lined steel.
2. Centrifugal Process
Exclusive to Fiberpipe, the centrifugal process involves introducing fiberglass into a rotating mold and saturating it with resin. This technique produces an exceptionally smooth inner and outer surface and delivers unmatched chemical resistance.
Advantages:
Superior Temperature Resistance: Complete resin saturation provides maximum strength and temperature resilience.
Minimized Flow Loss: A smooth inner wall ensures highly efficient flow rates.
Maximum Chemical Resistance: Specially selected resins optimally protect pipes from aggressive media.
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