Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer Mesh, 50mm, Reliable Building Material

• Customization: Available
• Surface Treatment: Epoxy Resin
• Color: Yellow,Green and So on
• Model NO.: YUANDA-GFRP02
• Thickness: 2mm-8mm
• Usage: Environmental Protection, Industral, Household, Wall Reinforcing
• Product Categories: Gfrp Mesh
• Molding Method: Resin Transfer Molding
• Material: E-Glass Yarn
• Fiber Type: GFRP
• Type: Epoxy FRP
• Mesh Size: 50mm,100mm,150mm,200mm
• Transport Package: Pallet
• Specification: 200g-950g
• Trademark: emobo
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7019190090
• Production Capacity: 20000000m2

Product Description

GFRP mesh, or Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer mesh, is more commonly recognized as fiberglass mesh. This remarkable material is composed of intricately woven GFRP strands, serving as a vital element for fortifying concrete structures such as slabs, walls, and other critical structural components in the construction arena.
GFRP mesh stands out as an innovative and highly adaptable solution in the realm of modern construction. Its unique blend of corrosion resistance, lightweight properties, and formidable strength significantly enhances concrete quality. This ingenious product not only streamlines construction processes but also reduces maintenance costs and extends the longevity of buildings.

Corrosion Resistance. GFRP mesh is engineered to withstand rust, even when exposed to the most challenging environments. Unlike conventional steel mesh, FRP mesh guarantees an extended lifespan and significantly reduces maintenance requirements.
Highly Chemical Resistant. GFRP mesh demonstrates exceptional resistance to salt ions, acids, chemicals, and the natural alkalinity found in concrete. This characteristic is crucial when constructing concrete structures in coastal regions adjacent to seas, oceans, lakes, and rivers.
Lightweight. GFRP rebar is astonishingly lightweight, being 9 times lighter than steel rebar of equivalent strength.
Strength. Fiberglass rebar boasts a tensile strength that is 3 times greater than that of steel. Furthermore, GFRP exhibits significantly stronger bonding to concrete than steel, resulting in GFRP-reinforced concrete that is more resistant to cracking.

Advantages of using GFRP mesh
Reduction of rebar scrap
Easily cut and machined
Easy and Rapid Installation time
Lower transportation & storage costs
Reduced whole-life project costs

Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer mesh
Open Mesh Size (mm)	Diameter(mm)	Weight(g/m2)	Width(mm)	Length(m/roll)
50*50	∮2	210	1000	50
50*50	∮2.5	330	1000	50
50*50	∮3	440	1000	50
50*50	∮4	780	1000	50
100*100	∮2	110	1000	50
100*100	∮2.5	180	1000	50
100*100	∮3	250	1000	50
100*100	∮4	410	1000	50
100*100	∮5	640	1000	50
100*100	∮6	1110	1000	50
150*150	∮3	170	1000	50
150*150	∮4	280	1000	50
150*150	∮5	440	1000	50
150*150	∮6	700	1000	50
200*200	∮4	200	1000	50
200*200	∮5	370	1000	50
200*200	∮6	540	1000	50
200*200	∮7	800	1000	50
200*200	∮8	950	1000	50