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Strength and Fitness
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The high glass loading (80% glass
weight content) achievable in G2RP
profiles provides unique
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strength and stiffness.
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Impact Performance
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G2RP profiles have impact (specific
strength) properties that are
significantly improved over
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traditional FRP profiles.
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Weather, Corrosion Resistance and Painting
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G2RP profiles are not subject to rust
or rot. If needed, environmentally
friendly paint systems are
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available.
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Thermal Properties
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G2RP profiles feature high heat
resistance ( HDT up to 240°C) and
inherent flame retardancy.
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Fastening and Joining
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Profiles can be sawed, screwed
together, routed, bonded with
adhesives, or even nailed with
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regular woodworking tools.
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The advantages of polyurethane chemistry deliver extruded G2RP profiles with higher strength, stiffness, impact resistance, weathering characteristics and thermal properties than traditional pultruded fiberglass profiles.
As an added benefit, the superior transverse strength of polyurethane permits complex parts to be pultruded without the costly need to use woven or non-woven mats and veils (fabrics made from glass fibers).
To learn more, select the appropriate category.
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