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When designing a cable management system for your next project, consider using fiberglass (FRP/GRP) cable tray over traditional materials. Non-metallic cable tray provides superior protection in harsh environments where corrosion resistance and long life span are important factors. There are many who still believe that steel outweighs the competition, which is true in that steel does, quite literally, outweigh fiberglass. However, fiberglass provides the same strength-to-weight ratio at just one third the weight of steel. This allows for an easier, more cost effective installation. In addition, this weight-savings provides tremendous life cycle cost savings. Read more

The World Corrosion Organization estimates global annual corrosion damage at $2.2-trillion USD, more than three percent of global GDP. Corrosion is a silent but very real enemy that eats away at productivity and profitability. Fortunately, there is a material available that offers real and measurable corrosion resistance: fiberglass-reinforced composites. The corrosion resistance of FRP is a solution with proven data behind it. Read more

Invented in the 1930s, initially developed for military uses in WWII and gaining more widespread use in the 1950s, fiberglass composites have become a staple in the modern world. Naturally, there have been many advances in fiberglass composites over these years and its use has spread to many industries. But what exactly is a fiberglass composite and why would I chose to use it? Read more