Fiberglass Angles are structural shapes that are made of fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) material. They have a 90-degree angle and can be used for various applications that require strength, corrosion resistance, and light weight. Fiberglass Angles are a common choice to replace metal shapes because of their longer life and lower maintenance costs.

 

Benefits of Fiberglass Angles

Fiberglass Angles have many advantages over metal angles, such as:

Corrosion Resistance: Fiberglass Angles can withstand harsh environments, such as chemical exposure, salt water, humidity, and temperature extremes. They do not rust, rot, or corrode, and are resistant to insects and fungi.

Strength and Durability: Fiberglass Angles have high tensile and flexural strength, and can handle high loads and impacts. They are also resistant to fatigue, cracking, and deformation.

Light Weight: Fiberglass Angles are much lighter than metal angles, which reduces the transportation and installation costs, and improves the performance and efficiency of the structures.

Electrical Insulation: Fiberglass Angles do not conduct electricity, which makes them safe and suitable for electrical applications. They also have excellent arc and track resistance, and can prevent electric discharge and fire hazards.

Design Flexibility: Fiberglass Angles can be easily fabricated, cut, drilled, and joined to fit different shapes and sizes. They can also be customized with different colors, finishes, and resin types to meet specific requirements.


Applications of Fiberglass Angles
 

Fiberglass Angles can be used for a variety of structural applications, such as:

Building and Construction: Fiberglass Angles can be used as framing members, supports, braces, trusses, columns, beams, railings, stairs, platforms, ladders, etc. They can also be used for architectural features, such as decorative moldings, trimmings, cornices, etc.

Industrial and Chemical: Fiberglass Angles can be used as pipe supports, cable trays, ducts, tanks, vessels, filters, scrubbers, separators, etc. They can also be used for equipment enclosures, housings, cabinets, racks, etc.

Marine and Offshore: Fiberglass Angles can be used as boat hulls, decks, masts, spars, bulkheads, hatches, etc. They can also be used for offshore platforms, rigs, barges, docks, piers, etc.

Electrical and Electronic: Fiberglass Angles can be used as arc barriers, switch mounts, circuit breakers, electrical equipment components, etc. They can also be used for antenna towers, radomes, etc.


Specifications of Fiberglass Angles
 

Fiberglass Angles are available in different sizes, thicknesses, and lengths, depending on the manufacturer and the application. The following table shows some examples of fiberglass angles from different sources:
 

Size (Leg x Leg)	Thickness	Length	Resin Type	Color
3" x 3"	1/4"	240"	SPF Polyester	Gray
1-1/2" x 1-1/2"	1/4"	240"	SPF Polyester	Gray
4" x 4"	3/8"	240"	SPF Polyester	Gray
2" x 2"	1/4"	120"	FRP Fiberglass	Gray
3" x 3"	3/8"	120"	FRP Fiberglass	Gray
4" x 4"	1/2"	120"	FRP Fiberglass	Gray
2" x 2"	1/4"	Customized	Vinyl Ester or Polyester	Customized
3" x 3"	3/8" or 1/2"	Customized	Vinyl Ester or Polyester	Customized
6" x 6"	1/2",5/8", or 3/4"	Customized	Vinyl Ester or Polyester	Customized