Brief Description of the Function of the Outer Layer of Fiberglass Sand-Grained Pipe

The outer layer of fiberglass sand-grained pipe is the most crucial layer. Once it is damaged, the inner layer will be affected by external factors such as time and air regulation, which not only accelerates the corrosion and damage of the product but also reduces its lifespan. Therefore, the outer layer of the pipeline is essential for fiberglass sand-grained pipes, ensuring strong resistance to media corrosion and satisfactory physical and mechanical functions.

To ensure the outer layer of fiberglass sand-grained pipes, fiberglass with high tension, multi-level, and multi-angle chemical and electrochemical corrosion resistance should be selected for storage, transfer, and production needs of corrosive media. It can effectively eliminate the demand for static electricity and meet the mechanical requirements for various support shear, burial, and load resistance.

In addition, fiberglass in fiberglass sand-grained pipes has special corrosion resistance functions. When storing corrosive media, fiberglass demonstrates its incomparable superior performance, with corrosion resistance, leak prevention, good weather resistance, and meeting the special requirements of fiberglass pipelines.