Fiber Reinforcement Is Easy To Cut, Easy To Construct And Easy To Operate

Fiber reinforcement (fiber reinforcement) is a new type of composite material that uses high-strength glass fiber, basalt fiber, etc. as reinforcement materials, synthetic resin and auxiliary agents as matrix materials, and is formed by pultrusion and traction.

Light weight: only 1/4 of the same volume of steel bars; density between 1.5-1.9 (g/cm).

Strong corrosion resistance: corrosion resistance of chemicals such as acids and alkalis can resist the corrosion of chloride ions and low pH solutions, especially the corrosion resistance of carbon compounds and chlorine compounds.

Easy cutting and convenient construction: The cutter head can be cut directly, and various standard and non-standard parts with different cross-sections and lengths can be produced according to user requirements. Non-metallic tension bands can be used for on-site binding, which is simple to operate.

Strong binding force of concrete: The coefficient of thermal expansion is closer to cement than steel, so it has stronger binding force with concrete.

Strong designability: stable elastic modulus. The dimension is stable under thermal stress, and the bending and other shapes can be arbitrarily thermoformed; it has good safety performance, non-conducting, non-conducting, flame-retardant and anti-static, and it will not produce sparks when it collides with metals by changing the formula.

Strong magnetic permeability: This material is a non-magnetic material, and it does not need to be demagnetized in non-magnetic or electromagnetic concrete components.

1. It can be widely used in subway tunnels (shield), highways, bridges, airports, docks, stations, water conservancy projects, underground projects and other fields.

2. Suitable for corrosive environments such as sewage treatment plants, chemical plants, electrolytic cells, manhole covers, coastal defense projects, etc.

3. Suitable for applications in military engineering, confidential engineering, special engineering and other environments that require insulation and demagnetization