This educational video from Maverick Applied Science, Inc.’s President, Jeff Eisenman explains how to avoid the biggest FRP pitfalls. The title is “The Biggest FRP Pitfalls and How To Avoid Them.”
Here are some highlights to help you get what you expect from your composite equipment: avoid unverified generic material properties, demand shop lamination inspections, and work with engineers specializing in nonmetallics.
Fiberglass‑reinforced plastic (FRP) has become one of the most durable and dependable materials used in corrosive fluid handling, often delivering service life far beyond what steel can achieve in the same environments. The secret lies in the fundamental nature of FRP...
Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) and thermoplastic materials play a vital role in today’s industrial piping, tank, and equipment systems, especially in corrosive service environments...
The right pipe support selection is critical for the reliable operation of FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) piping systems – poorly designed supports can lead to leaks, failures, and costly unplanned downtime that may cost hundreds of thousands per day in lost production.