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Angles (L-Shapes – Equal & Unequal)

FRP angle profiles are 90° L-shaped sections (equal or unequal legs) pultruded for structural framing. These angles serve as corrosion-resistant alternatives to steel angle iron. They offer excellent strength along both legs and maintain precise dimensional angles under load. Features include insulation properties (fiberglass is an electrical insulator) and resistance to weathering and chemicals. FRP angles can be produced in large stock ranges or custom sizes to fit any project.

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Key Features

  • Corrosion-proof (impervious to moisture, acids, alkalis)
  • Light weight and high stiffness (good load-bearing per unit mass)
  • Low thermal expansion (stays true with temperature changes)
  • Non-conductive and non-magnetic (electromagnetically transparent)

Benefits

  • Long life in outdoor and industrial settings (no rust or rot)
  • Dual strength along both legs (suits bracing, framing, trim)
  • Smooth finish (no welding needed when installing)

Applications

  • Bracing, framing and corner supports in chemical plants and wastewater treatment
  • Structural frames for walkways, racks, or modular buildings
  • Edging and corner guards on concrete steps or decks (like embedded rebar replacements)
  • Marine decking and dock sections (resists salt water)

Technical Specifications

  • Wide size range (e.g. 25×25×3 mm to 100×100×8 mm legs)
  • Typical density ~1.8 g/cm³, tensile strength ~200–300 MPa (glass FRP)
  • Can meet or exceed BS EN 13706 and ASTM standards for pultruded angles

Unique Selling Points (USPs)

  • Maintenance-free framing (no repainting or anti-corrosive coating required)
  • Anti-slip option (surface veil can be textured for grip)
  • Pest-proof and insulated (unlike wood, FRP resists termites and does not conduct electricity)