FRP Duct Work

FRP ducting refers to ductwork fabricated from fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP), a high-performance composite material made by embedding reinforcing fibers—such as glass or carbon—within a polymer matrix. This innovative material offers exceptional mechanical and chemical resistance properties, making FRP ducting a preferred solution in industries such as HVAC, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and wastewater treatment.

Engineered for environments where conventional sheet metal ducting fails due to rust or chemical degradation, FRP ducts are particularly valuable in corrosive or high-humidity conditions. In addition to their superior resistance, FRP ducts can be manufactured with insulation layers ranging from 6mm to 32mm in thickness, providing enhanced thermal performance compared to traditional sheet metal ducts with nitrile rubber insulation.