FRP cable conduit

Fiberglass cable conduits are pipes formed using resin as the base material and continuous glass fibers and fabrics as reinforcement materials through computer-controlled winding or extrusion processes.

Advantages of fiberglass cable conduits:

- High strength, smooth interior surface (low friction coefficient, easy cable threading without damaging the cables), lightweight (only 1/4 of the weight of steel pipes, approximately 1/10 of concrete pipes, convenient for transportation, easy installation), non-deformable.
- Non-electrolytic corrosion, non-magnetic, suitable for single-core cable laying without generating eddy currents.
- Excellent corrosion resistance, resistant to rainwater or seawater erosion.
- Heat resistance, can be used for long periods in environments up to 120°C.
- Insulating, corrosion-resistant, rust-free, with a service life of over 50 years without maintenance, providing lifelong benefits with one-time investment.

Applications of fiberglass cable conduits:

Fiberglass cable conduits are suitable for laying protective ducts for power cables and communication cables in various scenarios. Especially in special environments such as burying cables through traffic intersections and crossing rivers or bridges, their advantages of simple construction and high strength are fully demonstrated. They are widely used in the construction of infrastructure in the fields of power, communication, transportation, and civil aviation airports.

Fiberglass process pipes are widely used in fields requiring resistance to acid and alkali corrosion, such as the chemical industry.